The Tee-Ball division is designed for players that are LEAGUE AGE 4-6. Players in this age group that have not played organized baseball previously will be assigned to a team in this division. Players in this age group that wish to play up a division and have not participated in a baseball program previously must contact the Player Agent for a player evaluation to be considered for a higher level of play. Players previously in the Tee-Ball program and returning to the Tee-Ball program will remain on the previous season team.

The format for play is a modified Tee-Ball program that allows coaches to introduce “Coach Pitch” to the players. Coaches are encouraged to teach basic fundamentals and mechanics of the game to include, hitting, catching, throwing, and running. Fun, Fitness, and Fundamentals are the goals for the tee-ball division

Practices and games begin in May. Games are played on weekday evenings and Saturdays primarily at Mission Viejo Park. The season concludes in late July. All players will receive a participation trophy at the conclusion of the season.

Before completing your registration, please verify in-boundary eligibility by visiting www.littleleague.org/play-little-league/league-finder/. You are in-boundary if your home address or school address falls within the boundary map**

The Minors-A Modified Coach Pitch division is designed for players that are LEAGUE AGE 6-8. Players in this age group returning to this division will remain on the previous season’s team. There is no assessment for the Minors-A - Modified Coach Pitch division. Players in this division will be randomly assigned to a team. Players in this age group that wish to play up a division must contact the Player Agent for a player evaluation to be considered for a higher level of play.

The Minors A Modified Coach Pitch division provides an instructional setting for young players to learn the fundamentals of baseball or build on the skills players have already acquired. The format for play is a modified coach pitch that allows coaches to introduce player pitch.

Practices and games begin in May. Games are played on weekday evenings and Saturdays primarily at Mission Viejo Park. The season concludes in late July. Players will receive a uniform hat and shirt to keep. All players will receive a participation trophy. 

Before completing your registration, please verify in-boundary eligibility by visiting www.littleleague.org/play-little-league/league-finder/. You are in-boundary if your home address or school address falls within the boundary map**

The Intermediate (50/70) division is designed for players that are LEAGUE AGE 12-13, and provides a competitive setting for players to advance their baseball skills while preparing for the Senior division.

Players interested in participating in the Intermediate (50/70) division must attend a pre-season assessment to gain eligibility for the player draft. Assessment dates and times will be announced on our home page and social media.

The format for play follows traditional baseball rules with a 50-foot pitching distance and 70-foot base paths. Regular season games are played on weekday evenings and Saturdays at a variety of locations. Participation in this division will require some travel to other fields in our area. Additional exhibition or tournament games may be played during the regular season schedule. The regular season concludes in late July. 

Players in the Intermediate (50/70) division are eligible for selection to an All-Star team that will participate in a post-season tournament at the District level and potentially at the State level in July. Any player who lives outside Cherry Creek Little League’s boundaries is ineligible for the All-Star Team.

The Senior division is designed for players that are LEAGUE AGE 14-16 that have the ability to be challenged and play the game of baseball at a high level of skill.

The Senior division provides a competitive setting for high school players to advance their baseball skills. The format for play follows traditional baseball rules with pitching at 60 feet and 90-foot base paths.

Practices and games begin in May. Games are frequently played on Saturdays as double-headers, and some games are played on weekday evenings. The Senior division is an inter-league division with games played at a variety of locations in the metro area requiring some travel. The regular season concludes in late June. 

Players in the Senior division are eligible for selection to an All-Star team that will participate in a post-season tournament at the District level and potentially at the State level in July.