Tee Ball:
This program is for players (ages 4-6) who have never played ball before and is specifically designed to provide a foundation and introduction to baseball and softball that is grounded in fun, fitness, and fundamentals.
Coach Pitch:
This program for younger players with less experience (ages 6-8) is specifically designed to provide a foundation and continued introduction to baseball that is grounded in fun, fitness, and fundamentals. 6 year old's must have completed one season in Tee Ball to be eligible.
Minors Baseball/Softball:
This program is for players with less experience (ages 8-11) and is specifically designed to provide a foundation and continued introduction to baseball that is grounded in fun, fitness, and fundamentals. This is where players learn to pitch, catch, and start to learn more advanced skills. Minor players ages 9 and up may be drafted to Majors Baseball if they have tried out. 8 year old's must have completed one season in Coach Pitch to be eligible.
Majors Baseball/Softball:
Though still instructional, the Major League division is more competitive than the other divisions. Players (ages 9-12) must tryout for teams and are drafted to fill out core teams based on ability. If a player is not drafted into the Majors, they would play at the minor level, and may tryout again next season. Tournament Teams are selected from this level of play at the end of the season to participate in the District All Stars Tournament.
*12 years old's will automatically be placed on a Majors team
*If a player was drafted onto a Major League division team the previous spring season, they will remain on that team for the remainder of their eligibility, and will not have to try out again.
Intermediate (50/70) Baseball:
This division (ages 11-13) offers a transition for players between the standard Little League field size and the Junior/Senior/Big League field size. Many of the Junior League rules are used such as runners being permitted to lead off bases, runners may attempt to steal at any time, and allowing an on-deck batter.
Specifications: 50-foot pitching distance and 70-foot base paths.
Tournament Teams are selected from this level of play at the end of the season to participate in the District All Stars Tournament. 11 & 12 Majors Baseball players may dual roster on an Intermediate team for an additional fee. Majors team schedule takes precedence over Intermediate schedule. Players are only eligible to be selected onto one tournament team at the end of season.
Seniors Baseball:
This division (ages 13-16) is a competitive program designed to develop baseball players on the MLB field dimensions.
Specifications: 60 foot, 6 inch pitching distance and 90-foot base paths.
Tournament teams are selected from this level of play at the end of the season to participate in the District All Stars Tournament.
Seniors Softball:
This division (ages 13-16) is a competitive program designed to develop softball players and prepare girls for PIAA or High School softball.
Specifications: 12-inch ball, Pitch from 43 feet.
Tournament teams are selected from this level of play at the end of the season to participate in the District All Stars Tournament.