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Registration Listing

2026 Spring Season

PLL Divisions

T-Ball (League Age 4-6)

This division is the introduction to baseball in a fun, low-key environment. It focuses on learning the basics of the game and being part of a team.

Rules: All players play defense, and all players bat every inning. Outs are not recorded, and runners advance only one base at a time. No score is kept.

Ages: Mandatory for 4-year-olds. Maximum age is 6.

Farm (League Age 5-7)

Farm is a step up from T-Ball, played on a regulation field with an emphasis on hitting and fielding fundamentals.

Rules: Play is coach pitch. Outs are recorded, and all players bat every inning. Runners may advance a maximum of two bases after a hit. No score is kept.

Ages: For 5- and 6-year-olds with T-Ball experience, or 7-year-olds just starting. An athletic 7-year-old may be ready for Single A. Maximum age is 7.

Single A (League Age 7-9)

This level introduces basic competitive elements as players begin to make routine plays and consistently hit a thrown pitch.

Rules: Player pitch is introduced (from approx. 38 feet) with local rules allowing coach pitch after ball four. Only 9 defensive players are on the field. Outs are recorded, and a score is kept only to enforce a 5-run limit per inning.

Ages: For advanced 7-year-olds, and beginning 8-year-olds. A 9-year-old with no prior experience may be eligible but is encouraged to try out for AA. Maximum age is 9.

Competitive Draft Divisions (Minors & Majors)

Minors AA (League Age 8-10)

AA is the first draft level and marks the start of competitive baseball. All players attend mandatory evaluations.

Rules: Kid pitch from the mound is used. Base stealing is introduced, and pitching and catching skills become important. Wins and losses are kept.

Ages: For advanced 8-year-olds, and beginning 9- and 10-year-olds. This division prepares players for AAA and Majors, and players may repeat the level to gain skills. Maximum age is 10.

Minors AAA (League Age 9-11)

This is the final division of minor baseball, featuring a fast-moving game played under standard Little League rules.

Rules: Full base stealing is permitted. Players may begin to specialize in positions.

Ages: For advanced 9-year-olds, 10-year-olds with at least one year of AA, and 11-year-olds not ready for Majors. AAA players are eligible for post-season (All-Star) play.

Majors (League Age 11-12)

Majors is the premier level of Little League, offering the most competitive play and the opportunity to advance toward the Little League World Series.

Rules: Play is very competitive, requiring high focus due to faster pitch speeds (50-60 mph) and quick infield play.

Ages: Primarily for 11- and 12-year-olds. It is recommended that players have two years of experience before joining Majors.

Upper Divisions (Ages 12+)

Intermediates (League Age 12-13)

This division is typically run by the District and involves inter-league play on a 50-foot mound/70-foot base path field.

Rules: Play evolves to include lead-offs, pick-offs, and balks.

Ages: Primarily for 13-year-olds. 12-year-olds are eligible but are encouraged to play Majors.

Note: The district offers a Gold (competitive) and House (recreational) division. Our participation in the Gold division depends on player/manager availability and district interest.