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2026 Challenger

The Little League Challenger Division is an adaptive baseball program for children and young adults with physical and intellectual challenges.

It provides an opportunity for players ages 4–18 to play baseball in a team-oriented, modified setting, with an emphasis on fun, sportsmanship, and teamwork rather than competition

Challenger - Little League Challenger Division

Registration closes on 03/01/2026 at 12:00 AM
Season Dates: 03/01/2026 to 05/31/2026
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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.