Rookie T-Ball
Age: League Age 4 
Practice: Fridays
Games: 5 games at the end of the season on Fridays (makeup on Saturdays)

Rookie T-Ball will serve as an introduction to baseball for first-time players. This division is for first-time T-Ball players only. The focus will be 100% instructional and work with the players to have fun and build a love for the game.

Practices are one day a week (Fridays) and will focus on the following:
- Properly gripping a baseball
- Throwing and catching
- Positions
- Fielding
- Hitting
- Base running

Rookie T-Ball is meant to introduce very basic techniques children can carry with them to the next T-Ball Division. Because of the age demographics, games will be limited to 5 for the season (Fridays, with makeup games on Saturdays if needed), with a focus on getting them ready for the next T-Ball Division. 

Players are placed on teams based upon their address primarily and the parents requests during registration. The league will honor as many teammate and coach requests as possible, but they are not guaranteed, especially if you register during late registration (after 29 February).

Any questions, please contact the VP of T-Ball, RJ Bean at [email protected]

Intermediate T-Ball (Mon/Wed/Sat)
Age: 5 - 6
Practice: Mondays/Wednesdays
Games: 10 games on Saturday mornings

Intermediate T-Ball will serve as the next foundational level of instruction for Little League. Players that are League Age 5 are required to participate in the Rookie T-Ball Division (or equivalent in another league) prior to entering this division. The focus of this division will also be 100% instructional and work with the players to build upon their baseball knowledge and skills.

Practices will focus on the following:
- Advanced throwing and catching techniques
- Advanced fielding techniques
- Advanced position knowledge
- Hitting- Advanced base running
- Defensive Strategies

Intermediate T-Ball will introduce gameplay for the children, with a focus on how baseball is a competitive sport. This division is meant to prepare children for the Rookie Minor division and continue to build upon the foundational knowledge established in Rookie T-Ball.

Players are placed on teams based upon their address primarily and the parents requests during registration. The league will honor as many teammate and coach requests as possible, but they are not guaranteed, especially if you register during late registration (after 29 February).

Any questions, please contact the VP of T-Ball, RJ Bean at [email protected]

Intermediate T-Ball (Tue/Thu/Sat)
Age: 5 - 6
Practice: Tuesdays/Thursdays
Games: 10 games on Saturday mornings

Intermediate T-Ball will serve as the next foundational level of instruction for Little League. Players that are League Age 5 are required to participate in the Rookie T-Ball Division (or equivalent in another league) prior to entering this division. The focus of this division will also be 100% instructional and work with the players to build upon their baseball knowledge and skills.

Practices will focus on the following:
- Advanced throwing and catching techniques
- Advanced fielding techniques
- Advanced position knowledge
- Hitting
- Advanced base running
- Defensive Strategies

Intermediate T-Ball will introduce gameplay for the children, with a focus on how baseball is a competitive sport. This division is meant to prepare children for the Rookie Minor Division and continue to build upon the foundational knowledge established in Rookie T-Ball.

Players are placed on teams based upon their address primarily and the parents requests during registration. The league will honor as many teammate and coach requests as possible, but they are not guaranteed, especially if you register during late registration (after 29 February).

Any questions, please contact the VP of T-Ball, RJ Bean at [email protected]

The Rookies division is a division open to players league age 6-8. 

The goal of the Rookies division is to provide a safe, fun, and instructional environment for kids to learn about and enjoy the game of baseball. 

In Rookies baseball, the coach will be pitching to players in an effort to expose batters to live pitching at an earlier age. The field size is a 60-foot baseball diamond. 

Objectives for the Coach Pitch division are hitting a pitched ball from a coach, fielding, and running the bases. Each batter will receive 6 hittable pitches delivered by the coach. There are no umpires as this is an instructional division.

Team practice starts the week of March 23rd and will practice 2 days per week (Tuesday and Thursday).  As the season progresses, practices may transition to games.  Games will also be played on Saturdays.

Players are placed on teams based upon their address primarily and the parents requests during registration. The league will honor as many teammate and coach requests as possible, but they are not guaranteed, especially if you register during late registration (after 29 February).

If you have any questions regarding the Minors Rookie division, please contact Greg McGlinsey at [email protected]

The Minor Baseball division is played on a 60-foot diamond.  At this  level, there will not be umpires in order to provide players with the best instructional experience. 

The goal of our Minor Baseball division is still to have fun, while refining the fundamentals of baseball (fielding, hitting and throwing) and introducing individual (bunting) and team concepts (cut-offs, rundowns, stealing). 

Team practice starts the week of March 23rd and will practice 2-3 times per week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday). As the season progresses, the division will transition to 2-games per week with 1-practice.

There is the chance that a skills assessment will be held for the Minors division.  Any skills assessment would have the goal of assuring that those playing Minors have a division-appropriate skill set in order to be postured for success and fun. Should the league decide to conduct a skills assessment, all registered players will be notified and provided details.

Players are placed on teams based upon their address primarily and the parents requests during registration.  Any requests are not guaranteed.  During the late registration period (after 29 February), requests will not be accepted or honored due to the complex nature of forming teams. 

If you have any questions, please contact Greg McGlinsey, VP Minors Baseball, at [email protected]

The Major League Baseball Division or Little League Baseball is for league age 9-12 year olds and is the division that is most closely associated with the Little League World Series. 

At this division, players continue to develop their skills as they prepare for post-season tournaments. The diamond used is a 60-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 46 feet. 

Scores and standings are kept for this competitive division.

This division will be capped at 96 players max.  12 years olds are guaranteed a spot in this division should they choose to register; however, players of other league ages will be assessed from a skills perspective.  The top 96 players will be offered a spot.  Other players will be offered a spot in another division (Minors baseball).

All Majors teams are formed via a draft in accordance with the Little League Rulebook. 
Players new to the division (i.e. did not play in the Majors division during the Spring 2019) season must attend a skills assessment and be assigned a team via draft.

Please note that should a low number of Spring 2019 Majors register for to return to the Majors division for the upcoming Spring 2020 season, there will be a 100% redraft for this division.  The Majors VP will make a decision and clearly communicate with all registered players in advance of the Skills Assessment sessions scheduled for early March.

Additional information on Skills Assessment can be found here:
2020 Skills Assessment Information

Team practice starts the week of March 23rd and will practice 2-3 times per week (Tuesday-Thursday-Friday) until games start. When games start, they will be primarily scheduled on Tuesdays and Fridays (practice to remain on Thursdays) with a possible Saturday should teams be asked to Interleague with other local Little Leagues.

If you have questions, please reach out to the Players Agent, Ralph Cook, at [email protected] or VP of Majors, Steve Alexander, at [email protected]

The Intermediate (50/70) Baseball Division is for league participants ages 11 to 13 year olds. 

Team practice starts the week of March 23rd and will practice 2-3 times per week (Monday-Wednesday-Friday) until games start. Once games begin after Opening Day, the division will play games on Monday and Wednesday with the possibility of Friday or Saturday interleague games should other leagues be interested. 

The diamond used is a 70-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 50 feet. This division offers a transition for players between the standard Little League field size (46-foot pitching distance and 60-foot base paths) and the Junior/Senior (60-foot, 6-inch pitching distance and 90-foot base paths). 

Many of the Junior/Senior League rules will be used such as runners being permitted to lead off bases, runners may attempt to steal at any time, and allowing an on-deck batter. These rules are more in-line with the rules used in travel baseball, high school, and above levels of baseball.

All Intermediate teams are formed via a draft in accordance with the Little League Rulebook.  Players new to the division (i.e. did not play in the Intermediate division during the Spring 2019) season must attend a skills assessment and be assigned a team via draft. Additional information can be found here:
2020 Skills Assessment Information

If you have any questions, please contact Mark Denietolis, VP of Intermediates at [email protected]

The Junior Baseball Division is for league age 13-14 year olds that uses a conventional sized baseball field and follows traditional baseball rules that Middle School and High School uses.

Follows regular baseball rules.
- Pitching follows the Little League pitch limit and mandatory rest requirements
- Uses a traditional batting order with substitutions and follows Little League minimum play standards
- Players play multiple positions in the field while focusing advanced skill players in key positions
- Stealing and lead-offs are allowed
- Base paths (90 feet) and pitching distance (60 feet 6 inches)
- Scores and standings are maintained.

All Juniors teams are formed via a draft in accordance with the Little League Rulebook.  Players new to the division (i.e. did not play in the Juniors division during the Spring 2019) season must attend a skills assessment and be assigned a team via draft. Additional information can be found here:
2020 Skills Assessment Information

Team practice starts the week of March 23rd and will practice 2-3 times per week (Monday-Wednesday-Friday) until games start. When games start, the division will continue on a Monday-Wednesday-Friday schedule with a possible Saturday should teams be asked to Interleague with other local Little Leagues.

Any specific questions regarding the Junior baseball division, please contact Bart Ludlow, VP of Juniors at [email protected]

The Senior Baseball Division is for league age 15-16 year olds that uses a conventional sized baseball field and follows traditional baseball rules that Middle School and High School uses.

Follows regular baseball rules.
- Pitching follows the Little League pitch limit and mandatory rest requirements
- Uses a traditional batting order with substitutions and follows Little League minimum play standards
- Players play multiple positions in the field while focusing advanced skill players in key positions
- Stealing and lead-offs are allowed
- Base paths (90 feet) and pitching distance (60 feet 6 inches)
- Scores and standings are maintained.

All Seniors teams are formed via a draft in accordance with the Little League Rulebook.  Players new to the division (i.e. did not play in the Seniors division during the Spring 2019) season must attend a skills assessment and be assigned a team via draft. Additional information can be found here:
2020 Skills Assessment Information

Teams will practice 2-3 times per week (Tuesday-Thursday-Friday) until games start. When games start, the division will continue on a Tuesday-Thursday-Friday schedule with a possible Saturday should teams be asked to Interleague with other local Little Leagues.

Any specific questions regarding the Junior baseball division, please contact Casey Alexander, Players Agent at [email protected] or Bart Ludlow, VP of Seniors at [email protected]