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  • Character
    Character
    One of the tenets of Little League is character education. Doing the right thing--when no one is looking--because it's the right thing to do. Owning one's own mistakes / poor choices and any consequences that may accompany them.
  • Courage
    Courage
    A value Little League seeks to instill is courage. Courage is having the intestinal fortitude to try, leaving your comfort zone, in spite of the risk of failure. "Never let the fear of striking out (failure) keep you from playing the game." -Babe Ruth
  • Loyalty
    Loyalty
    The last of Little League's pillars is loyalty. Loyalty is dedication. Doing one's best to support and better the team and ideals larger than one's self. "Team is your family..." --The Blind Side

Baseball

BASEBALL

TBall (ages 4-6)

T-ball (Developmental Baseball) --Boys and Girls League Age 4-6 years old (See League Age Chart )- The goal of this level is to introduce the players to the fundamentals of baseball along with the importance of good sportsmanship and team work. Players hit off of a tee as there is no pitching at this level. There are no tryouts as all registered players will be placed on a team. Parent involvement and participation is imperative to the players success at this level. If your child is 6 years old and has played T-ball before you should sign up for Pee Wee instead.

PeeWee (Ages 6-8)

Pee-Wee (Developmental Baseball) --Boys and Girls League Age 6-8 years old (See League Age Chart)- The goal of this level is to further develop the basic knowledge and skill level of all players by continuing to expose and teach the players the proper fundamentals and the importance of good sportsmanship and team work. Players hit off of a Pitching Machine as there are no tees used in this league. There are no tryouts as all registered players will be placed on a team. Parent involvement and participation is imperative to the players success at this level. Parent involvement and participation is imperative to the players success at this level. 6-year-olds must have played one year of T-Ball. If your child is 8 years old and has played Pee-Wee before, you should sign up for AA instead.

AA Minors (Ages 8-9)

AA Minors - (Instructional/Competitive Baseball) - Boys and Girls League Age 8-9 years old (See League Age Chart) (8 Years olds must have played one year of Peewee) This is the first level of kids pitch and the last level before advancing to the fully competitive leagues. Goal of this league is to expose the kids to "live" pitching and continue to develop and prepare the players for the next level while continuing to stress the importance of good sportsmanship and team work. There are no tryouts as all registered players will be placed on a team (with the exception: any 9-year-old that has already played 1 year of AA may try out for AAA). Parent involvement and participation is imperative to the players success at this level.

AAA Minors (Ages 9-11)

AAA Minors - (Competitive Baseball) - Boys and Girls League Age 9-11 years old (See League Age Chart) (9-Years-olds must have played one year of AA Minors) This is the first level of fully competitive leagues. Scores and records are kept and the teams compete for a championship. The goal of this league is to expose the kids to the competitive aspect of the game and continue to prepare them for the next level. As in all leagues, the importance of good sportsmanship and teamwork is highly stressed. All players in this league are required to try out for a team. All teams are redrafted each year. Please be aware that in this league the teams are required to supply scorebook keepers, scoreboard operators etc... for each game so the support and help from parents is greatly needed. 11-year-olds should try out for Majors and if they do not get drafted into Majors, they will be drafted in AAA.

Majors (Ages 11-12)

Majors - (Competitive Baseball) - Boys and Girls League Age 11-12 years old (See League Age Chart) This is a fully competitive league. Scores and records are kept, and the teams compete for a championship. The goal of this league is to continue to prepare players for the next level. As in all leagues the importance of good sportsmanship and teamwork is highly stressed. All players in this league are required to try out for a team. All teams are redrafted. Please be aware that in this league the teams are required to supply scorebook keepers, someone to track pitch count and scoreboard operators for each game so the support and help from parents is greatly needed. 11-year-olds should try out for Majors and if they are not drafted for Majors, they will be drafted to AAA.

Juniors (Ages 13-14)

Junior-(Competitive Baseball)-Boys and Girls League Age 13-14 years old (See League Age Chart) This is a fully competitive league. Scores and records are kept. The goal of this league is to continue to prepare players for the next level. As in all leagues the importance of good sportsmanship and teamwork is highly stressed. All players in this league are required to try out for a team. All teams are redrafted. Please be aware that in this league the teams are required to supply scorebook keepers, someone to track pitch count and scoreboard operators for each game so the support and help from parents is greatly needed.

Seniors (Ages 15-16)

Seniors-(Competitive Baseball)-Boys and Girls League Age 15-16 years old (See League Age Chart) This is a fully competitive league. Scores and records are kept. Games are played on "Big" field with 60-foot pitchers mound and 90-foot bases. The goal of this league is to continue to prepare players for the next level. As in all leagues, the importance of good sportsmanship and teamwork is highly stressed. All players in this league are required to try out for a team. All teams are redrafted. Please be aware that in this league the teams are required to supply scorebook keepers, pitch count trackers, and scoreboard operators for each game so the support and help from parents is greatly needed

Challenger (Adaptive Baseball; Ages 4-14 and 15+)

Challenger league is adaptive baseball for individual with a variety of special needs. Players must be between 4 and 14 and 15+. For this Challenger division, players do not need to reside within the CWLL boundaries.








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