Baseball Divisions

Pee Wee Baseball (Ages 4–5)

• Introduces basic baseball skills

• Tee hitting, throwing, catching, and base running

• No score is kept

Rookie Baseball (Ages 6–7)

• Coach-pitch only

• Focus on developing hitting and fielding fundamentals

AA Baseball (Ages 7–8)

• Modified player pitch

• Players begin pitching

• No walks

• After 4 balls, the coach delivers up to 3 pitches

• 7-year-olds should have completed one year of A Division Baseball

AAA Baseball (Ages 9–12)

• Full player pitch

• Standard Minor League baseball rules apply

Major Baseball (Little League) (Ages 10–12)

• Played on a regulation Little League field

• All official Little League rules apply

• Advanced division

• Players are selected by coaches based on skills shown during evaluations

Junior Baseball (Ages 13–14)

• Played on a high school–size field

• Season begins in May

Senior Baseball (Ages 15–16)

• Played on a high school–size field

• Season begins in May

Softball Divisions

Minor Softball (Ages 8–12)

• Focus on learning softball fundamentals

• Player pitch

Major Softball (Ages 10–12)

• Advanced division

• Players are selected by coaches based on skills shown during evaluations