• Skill Development: Focused coaching helps players refine their throwing, catching, hitting, base running, and fielding skills.
• Coach/Machine Pitch: Coaches or pitching machines deliver pitches to ensure consistent and hittable balls, helping players build confidence at the plate.
• Game Understanding: Players learn the fundamentals of game strategy, including positions, basic rules, and teamwork.
• Encouraging Environment: Emphasis is placed on sportsmanship, effort, and enjoyment, making it a positive experience for all participants.

• Practices and games occur 2 times per week, blending instructional sessions with game play.
• Teams typically consist of 10-12 players, allowing for balanced participation and attention.
• Games include outs and base running but do not heavily focus on competitive outcomes.

• Bridges the transition from Tee-Ball to kid-pitch divisions.
• Develops greater confidence, coordination, and an understanding of the game.
• Encourages teamwork and cooperation, laying the foundation for lifelong love of baseball.

• Emphasis on Fundamentals: Players learn the basics of the game through engaging, age-appropriate drills and activities.
• Non-Competitive Environment: Games focus on development and fun rather than competition, with no official scores kept.
• Equal Playing Opportunities: All players are given equal opportunities to participate, ensuring every child feels included and valued.
• Parent Involvement: Parents are encouraged to volunteer as coaches, team parents, or assistants to help create a positive and encouraging atmosphere for the players.

• Practices and games are scheduled 2 times per week, typically lasting about an hour.
• Teams consist of approximately 8-10 players, ensuring plenty of individual attention.
• Little League's Tee-Ball curriculum is used to guide coaches and parents in delivering an enjoyable and effective experience.

• Develops motor skills, coordination, and confidence.
• Promotes social interaction and teamwork.
• Sets the foundation for future participation in Little League baseball and softball.

9-12 Softball

Minors Division (Ages 9-11)

• Ball Size: 11-inch ball.
• Pitching Distance: 35 feet.
• Kid-pitch format with an emphasis on pitching, catching, fielding, and hitting.
• Instruction on game strategy, rules, and teamwork.
• Balanced teams for fair and fun competition.

Majors Division (Ages 10-12)

• Ball Size: 12-inch ball.
• Pitching Distance: 40 feet.
• Competitive play with refined pitching and hitting techniques.
• Development of situational awareness and advanced fielding strategies.
• Emphasis on leadership, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

Seniors Division (Ages 13-16)

• Ball Size: 12-inch ball.
• Pitching Distance: 43 feet.
• Advanced gameplay rules and techniques for experienced players.
• Competitive play with an emphasis on leadership and team dynamics.
• Preparation for advanced levels of softball competition.

• Practices and games occur multiple times per week, blending skill development with game play.
• Teams are formed based on evaluations to ensure balanced and competitive play.
• Focus on sportsmanship, team building, and fostering a love of the game.

• Minors Division: Players ages 9-11 (age as of December 31).
• Majors Division: Players ages 10-12 (age as of December 31).
• Seniors Division: Players ages 13-16 (age as of December 31).

• Builds fundamental and advanced softball skills at each level.
• Fosters teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship.
• Provides opportunities for postseason tournament play at local, regional, and international levels.

9-12 Baseball

AA Division (Ages 9-10)

• Kid-pitch format with coaches emphasizing development and understanding of the game.
• Balanced teams to ensure fair competition.
• Focus on skill-building, teamwork, and good sportsmanship.

AAA Division (Ages 9-11)

• Advanced pitching and catching techniques.
• Emphasis on situational awareness and game strategy.

Majors Division (Ages 9-12)

• Full kid-pitch gameplay with advanced fielding and hitting techniques.
• Competitive games with a focus on teamwork and leadership.

Intermediate Baseball Division (Ages 13)

• Introduction to leading off, pickoffs, and a faster pace of play.
• Competitive and developmental opportunities on a transitional field.

Senior Baseball Division (Ages 14-16)

• Regulation-size field and advanced gameplay rules.
• Preparation for high school-level baseball and beyond.
• Competitive opportunities in both regular-season and postseason play.

• Practices and games occur multiple times per week, blending skill-building with game play.
• Teams are formed based on evaluations to ensure competitive balance and proper skill development.
• Emphasis on teamwork, skill refinement, and understanding the game at all levels.

• AA Division: Players ages 9-10 (age as of August 31).
• AAA Division: Players ages 9-11 (age as of August 31).
• Majors Division: Players ages 9-12 (age as of August 31).
• Intermediate Division: Players ages 13 (age as of August 31).
• Senior Division: Players ages 14-16 (age as of August 31).

• Provides structured growth through divisions tailored to age and skill level.
• Fosters leadership, teamwork, and advanced baseball techniques.
• Offers opportunities for postseason tournament play at local, regional, and international levels.