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• Little League Age Calculator: https://www.littleleague.org/play-little-league/determine-league-age/
  
  
• Players should typically enroll in their current division (Spring 2026), unless they are being forced up to a higher division in 2026 and are performing at the top of their current division   For example, a Little League age 10 year-old playing in Minors AAA must move up to Majors in 2027 because he will be LL age 11. Therefore, for Fall Ball,  this player can remain in Minors AAA to continue developing or move up to Majors, with Coach and Player Agent concurrence.  Another example: A Little League  7 year old who played in Rookies this season must move up to Minors AA in 2027.  Therefore, for Fall Ball, this player can remain in Rookies to continue developing or move up to Minors AA, with Coach and Player Agent concurrence. 

• Tee Ball
  • Little League Ages 4-6
  • In this division, players will be hitting off a tee
  • Will utilize the Little League Tee Ball Curriculum
  • Per Little League Rules, 6-year-olds who have not played a season of Little League, must be enrolled in the Tee Ball Division
• Rookies
  • Little League Ages 6-7
  • This is an instructional division. Coach pitch and/or machine pitch will be utilized in this division
  • 6-year-olds, who have played a season of Little League, may enroll in the Rookies Division.
• Minors AA
  • Little League Ages 8
  • This is an instructional division. Player pitch and coach pitch will be utilized in this division.
• Minors AAA
  • Little League Ages 9-10
  • This is a competitive division with player pitch the entire season
• Majors
  • Little League Ages 11-12
  • This is a competitive division
• Intermediates
  - Little League Age 12-13
  - ***Little League Age 12 players should NOT register in this division unless they have advanced baseball skills and have experience playing competitive baseball with rules similar to CABA and USSSA***
  - This is a competitive division with rules similar to CABA and USSSA.

• Uniforms: All players are provided an ALL dri-fit shirt (jersey) and a hat.
  • Players will need their own baseball pants, cleats, belts, socks and mitts.

• Equipment:
  • Coaches are provided with a team bat and helmets should players need to borrow for games and practices
  • One set of catcher's gear is also included