Intermediate Description

For players League Age 13, the Intermediate division adds the elements of leadoffs, pickoffs, and unrestricted base stealing. As well, the game is played on a larger diamond where the pitching rubber is 50 feet from home plate (up from 46 feet) and the bases are 70 feet apart (up from 60 feet). Our Majors Field can be adjusted to these dimensions. Practices can start as early as 4pm and end as late as 9pm. Games can be scheduled weekdays or Saturdays and end as late as 9pm. 

For players age 10 - 12, the Majors division is similar in most respects to AAA, except that the players have developed more advanced skills. Practices can start as early as 4pm and end as late as 9pm. Games can be scheduled weekdays or Saturdays and end as late as 9pm. 

For players League Age 4 - 6* who are brand new to the game, our T-Ball division provides a basic introduction to how baseball is played. The focus is on teaching rudimentary concepts, such as the elements of the field (home plate, bases, infield, outfield, etc.) as well as proper techniques for hitting, running the bases, fielding, and throwing. Scores are not kept, every player bats in each inning, and there are no outs. The dimensions of T-Ball are smaller than a standard Little League field with distances between bases at just 45 feet. Practices can start as early as 4pm and end as late as 7pm. 

*Note: We recommend that League Age 6-year-olds play Single A unless they have never played a sport before.

For players age 5 - 7, the Single A division utilizes a pitching machine. Regardless of the number of players on the team, no one will spend a defensive inning on the bench. Each inning lasts until the earlier of three outs are made or every player in the lineup getting a turn to bat. There are no strikeouts or walks, but each batter is limited to five pitches from the machine per at-bat. As in T-Ball, scores are not kept, but the game is played with the standard 60-feet distance between bases. Practices can start as early as 4pm and end as late as 7pm. 

*Players must by 5 by 3/1/27 to be eligible for Single A.

For players age 7 - 10*, the AA division gives players an introduction to "kid pitch." During the first three innings of each game, a pitching machine is used with the same five-pitch limit as in Single A. Starting in the fourth inning, the machine goes away and the kids pitch. There are strikeouts, but no walks. If the count on a hitter reaches four balls, the hitting team's coach will come out and throw the batter a maximum of three additional pitches. Each team fields 10 defensive players. Teams with more than 10 players will evenly rotate players who will take turns sitting on the bench. As in Single A, each inning ends with the earlier of three outs or batting through the entire lineup. Practices can start as early as 4pm and end as late as 9pm. Games can be scheduled weekdays or Saturdays and end as late as 9pm. 

*Note: We recommend that all 10-year-olds play in AAA unless they have never played baseball or any other sport before.

For players age 9 - 11, the AAA division is all kid pitch, umpires call all games, each team fields nine defensive players, and base runners may attempt to advance (or steal) as soon as a pitched ball reaches the hitter. Players are guaranteed to play at least six outs in the field in games that last four innings, and nine outs in games that go longer. During the Fall season, an inning ends with the earlier of three outs made or one time through the entire lineup. Practices can start as early as 4pm and end as late as 9pm. Games can be scheduled weekdays or Saturdays and end as late as 9pm.