Welcome to the 2021 Spring Season

Timing: Registration is OPEN for all divisions.

New 2021 Refund Policy Due to Season Cancellation:  PLL voted to leave the registration fees unchanged for 2021, and we removed any late fees. We also passed a 2021 season refund policy:

100% refund if NO games are played
50% refund if games get cancelled by May 1st

New Revised Schedule as of Dec 16, 2020:

Manager interviews will now be held in mid-February.  Information around interview scheduling will be coming in early 2021.

Player Evaluations are now scheduled for February 20th and 21st, with a makeup day on the 24th.  More details will be coming out in regards to scheduling and safety precautions we will be taking.

Opening Day games will be scheduled across two weekends; March 20th for our Majors Division, and March 27th for all other Divisions.


T-Ball, Farm and Single A division games will mainly be on Saturday, with potentially an occasional game mid-week. Draft level divisions will have games on Saturday and during the weekdays.

Games that are rained out will try to be rescheduled if possible.

Team Practices: Practices will be held at team manager's discretion. T-ball, Farm and Single A usually have practices once per week, whereas Draft Level divisions usually have 2 or 3 practices per week. 

Fees: The fee for each program will vary by division. Registration includes: jersey, hat, umpire fees, field setup, and team equipment.

Financial Assistance: If you need  financial assistance registering your player for the 2021season please contact President James Wetzig [email protected] for assistance.

Registration: Players should select the division they will play in the upcoming 2021 Spring Season. If you are not sure what "League Age" your child will be for 2021, please reference the following: 2021 Little League Age Chart. Please contact the Registrar, Andrea Leggett at [email protected] for all questions regarding registration.

Division Summaries:

T-Ball (League Age 5-6) Introduction to the game and being on a team in a fun, low-key environment is stressed.  All players are on the field for defense during each inning.  No outs are recorded, keeping players on base.  All players bat every inning.  One base at a time runners/batters and no score is kept.  Players age 5 MUST play in the T-Ball level.  The maximum eligible age for T-Ball is 6.

Farm (League Age 6-7) Farm is for players who are 6 and played T-Ball, or 7 and just starting.  Farm is played on a regulation field and is coach pitch.  The emphasis at this level is on learning to hit and beginning to make plays in the field.  All players are on the field for defense during each inning, with the infield set in traditional positions.  Outs are recorded.  All players bat every inning.  No more than 2 bases after a hit and no score is kept.  The maximum eligible age for Farm is 7.

Single A (League Age 7-9) Single A is for advanced 7 year olds, and 8 year olds who are just beginning.  Players at this level begin to regularly make routine plays in the field and can consistently hit a thrown pitch.  Player pitch is introduced from approx. 38’ (front of mound).  Only 9 defensive players are allowed on the field.  Outs are recorded, score is only kept to limit offense to 5 runs per inning.  The maximum eligible age for Single A is 9. 9 year olds should only join if they have no previous baseball experience.

Minors AA (League Age 8-10) AA is the first draft level and kid pitch from mound.  AA is for advanced 8 year olds, and beginning 9 and 10 year olds.  This is the first level of competitive baseball.  This level is designed to prepare players for the AAA and Majors levels.  Players at this level consistently make routine plays in the field and begin to understand some advanced concepts.  Base stealing is introduced and pitching and catching become important.  Wins and losses are kept.  Many players will repeat this level to gain more skills before advancing to AAA.  The maximum eligible age for AA is 10.

Minors AAA (League Age 9-11) AAA is the last division of minor baseball and is for players 9-11.  AAA is for advanced 9's, 10's that have played at least one year of AA, and 11's not prepared for majors.  Players play using the standard little league rules and the game is fast moving.  Steals are permitted and players may begin to specialize in positions.  AAA players are eligible for post-season play. The maximum eligible age for Farm is 11.

Majors (League Age 11-12) Majors is the premier level in Little League baseball where the end of season All Star team has the opportunity to travel to Williamsport, PA to play in the Little League World Series.  Play is very competitive and it's recommended that players have 1-2 years of AAA experience before playing in Majors. 

Intermediates (League Age 13) Intermediates is a program for 13 year olds and is divided into House and Gold teams.  Intermediates introduces "real baseball" to kids with leadoffs, pick offs and players play on a 50'/70' sized field.  The Gold team is selected via an evaluation held in the pre-season and will travel to play other teams within District, with double headers on the weekend and a game during the weekdays.  The House team plays other District teams as well, but no double headers on weekends.

Juniors (League Age 13-14) Juniors is a program for 13 and 14 year olds and is divided into House and Gold teams.  Juniors plays on the full Major League sized field of 60/90'. The Gold team is selected via an evaluation held in the pre-season and will travel to play other teams within District.  House teams are made up of players that do not make the Gold team.

Seniors (League Age 15-16) Seniors is a program for 15 and 16 year olds and is divided into two seasons.  The Premiere Season runs March to late May.  The Regular Season runs late May to late June.

Challengers (League Age 5-18) The Challengers Division provides a safe place for kids ages 5 to 18 who may have physical or mental challenges to come out and enjoy the game of Little League baseball.  Pleasanton National is Pleasanton's home town team.  Each spring, a team of boys and girls get together and play games at the Dublin Sports Park with other local Challenger teams from the east bay area to make it an afternoon they won't forget.  The season is typically from late March and finishing up with the Annual Challenger Jamboree.