The baseball program is open to boy and girls and includes multiple levels catering to different age and skill levels.

Intermediate level baseball is only open to players of league age 13 and is played on a larger diamond with 50-ft pitching distance and 70-ft bases, often written as 50/70. For comparison, Majors and AAA baseball are played on a 46/60 diamond.

Majors is the highest level of play offered by Little League and is typically open to ages 10-12. (Players of league age 12 must register for Majors, although a limited number of waivers are possible for 12 year-olds that prefer to play AAA.) The minor league levels AAA and AA are competitive levels of baseball geared toward players in the age ranges, respectively, 9-11 and 8-10 with mandatory play rules that balance playing time and at-bats among all on the team. Players at the Majors, AAA, and AA levels must be drafted onto a team.

The Single-A and Transition levels are considered "developmental". Score and standings are not kept, and these are the levels where player pitching are introduced. The league will consider requests for specific managers and specific teammates at the Single-A and Transition levels. Players in Single-A are typically league aged 8-9, and players in Transition are typically league aged 7-8.

 

 

There are no evolutions for fall baseball, but if you have questions please contact us. 

 

For general registration questions or technical questions about the registration website, please contact the MLL registration coordinator, David Fiske ([email protected]).

The softball program is open to girls and includes multiple levels catering to different age and skill levels.

Majors is the highest level of play offered by Little League and is typically open to ages 10-12. The minor league levels AAA and AA are competitive levels geared toward players in the age ranges, respectively, 9-11 and 8-10 with mandatory play rules that balance playing time and at-bats among all on the team.

Transition levels is considered "developmental".

General registration questions can be directed to the MLL registration coordinator, David Fiske ([email protected]).

The T-Ball and Rookie divisions are coed division for new baseball and softball players, typically aged 5-7. These are introductory levels in which players will learn the most basic elements of the game. In T-Ball, all players will hit from a tee. In Rookie, players will be given a small number of short-distance coach pitches to hit and will be offered the tee to complete their at-bat if they cannot hit the pitch. Neither league keeps score or standings. Each team will bat around in each half inning without regard to outs made by the defense. These levels are entirely developmental and not competitive.

Questions about level of play for T-Ball and Rookie can be directed to the VP for Developmental Baseball & Softball, Allen King ([email protected]).

General questions and issues with the registration website can be directed to the MLL registration coordinator, David Fiske ([email protected]).