Tee Ball is the perfect introduction to baseball for our youngest players, typically ages 5 and under.

This program focuses on teaching the basic fundamentals of the game in a fun, supportive, and non-competitive environment. Players hit the ball from a stationary tee, allowing them to develop hand-eye coordination and build confidence at the plate. Coaches emphasize teamwork, sportsmanship, and skill development through engaging drills and simplified gameplay. Tee Ball is designed to spark a love for baseball while helping kids learn how to run the bases, field grounders, and enjoy being part of a team. Whether your child is picking up a bat for the first time or just loves being active, Tee Ball is a great way to start their Little League journey!

The Single A Division is designed to introduce young players (typically ages 5-7) to the fundamentals of baseball in a fun, supportive, and development-focused environment. This division serves as a bridge between Tee Ball and more competitive levels of Little League play. 

Goals- Prepare players for progression into player pitch division

The AA Division introduces young athletes (typically ages 6–9) to the fundamentals of pitching and competitive baseball in a structured, supportive environment. This division is a key developmental stage between coach-pitch and full Little League play. Players age 6 must attend mandatory evaluations to be eligible for AA. Players age 9 are not eligible to pitch in AA division. 

The AAA Division is a competitive and developmental level of Little League Baseball for players aged 8–11, and advanced 8-year-olds, who are ready for full player-pitch gameplay. This division builds on the fundamentals taught in AA and introduces more advanced baseball concepts, preparing players for the Majors Division.

The Major Division is the highest level of traditional Little League play for players aged 11–12, offering a competitive and structured baseball experience that closely mirrors standard baseball rules. This division emphasizes skill refinement, strategic play, and team competition, while continuing to promote sportsmanship and personal growth.

The Intermediate (50/70) Division is a competitive and developmentally advanced level of Little League Baseball for ages 11-13. This division provides a critical transition from the traditional Little League field to full-size baseball, helping athletes prepare for higher levels of play such as Junior League, travel ball, and high school baseball.

The Senior Division is the highest level of play offered in Little League Baseball, designed for players aged 12 to 16. This division provides a full-scale baseball experience that closely mirrors high school and competitive travel ball, offering advanced gameplay, strategy, and skill development.