Baseball Divisions

• Tee-Wee (League Ages 4-7 years) 
  • League Ages are calculated from September to August as set by Little League
    • Example - September 2016 - August 2017 would classify as 4 year old player
  • Introduction to the fun of baseball
  • Non-Competitive
  • Game length - 3 Innings or 1 Hour (whichever comes first)
  • Players hit off Tee (no balls, strikes or score is kept)
  • 7 year old's with previous Tee-Wee experience should play Pee-Wee
    
    
• Pee-Wee (League Ages 7-8 years) 
  • League Ages are calculated from September to August as set by Little League
    • Example -September 2013 - August 2014 would classify as 7 year old player
  • Transition year to "real" baseball
  • Game length - 5 Innings or 1 hour and 15 minutes (whichever comes first) 
  • Innings 1,2 & 3 will be Coach Pitch
  • Innings 4 & 5 will be Player Pitch
  • Games are scored, if teams are tied at the end of regulation or 5 innings (whichever comes first) game is over
    
  
  
• Minors (League Ages 9-10 years)
  • League Ages are calculated from September to August as set by Little League
    • Example - September 2011 - August 2012 would classify as 9 year old player
  • First Step into real baseball
  • Game length - 6 Innings or 1 hour and 50 minutes (whichever comes first)
    
  • Players are drafted by coach before season starts
  • Players will pitch all game and will monitor pitch counts, players will have "rest days" that they will not be able to pitch
  • If after 6 innings are completed, the game is tied a tie-breaker will be played to determine winning team. Extra innings may only be played if the time limit (1 hour 50 minutes) has not been reached. Regular season games may end in a tie. 
  • Teams may travel to surrounding communities
    
    
• Majors (League Ages 11-12 years) 
  • League Ages are calculated from September to August as set by Little League
    • Example - September 2009 - August 2010 would classify as 11 year old player
  • Final Step before school age ball 
  • Game length - 6 Innings or 1 hour and 50 minutes (whichever comes first) 
  • More competitive than Minors
  • Players will pitch all game and will monitor pitch counts, players will have "rest days" that they will not be able to pitch
  • If after 6 innings are completed, the game is tied a tie-breaker will be played to determine winning team. Extra innings may only be played if the time limit (1 hour and 50 minutes) has not been reached. Regular season games may end in a tie. 
  • Teams may travel to surrounding communities