Lets children and parents have the experience of learning a game together. Teeball will introduce children to running bases, hitting off of a tee, fielding balls and catching popups. Games last one hour and we do keep score. All children play in the field and bat. Players may request a coach/team at this level. Questions can be sent to Matt Powell ([email protected]).

This division is primarily for players league ages 4, 5, and 6. Players league age 7 are required to play in the Rookie Division for the Fall 2025 Season unless there is a safety concern.League ages are determined by the date of August 31, 2026. Coach and/or team requests are allowable but not guaranteed. Players are placed on teams in accordance to coach/team requests, age composition of teams, and/or at the discretion of league officials in the best interests of all players and teams in the division.At least half of registration fee must be paid by July 31 for a player to be assigned to a team.  

Allows players to grow after Teeball. Coaches pitch to kids so they can learn to see the ball coming out of a pitcher’s hand. They learn to follow the ball all the way into the catcher’s mitt. They learn the fundamentals of the game such as fielding, hitting, throwing and defense. Games last six innings and all players bat and 10 play in the field. 

This division is primarily for players league ages 7 and 8 (as of August 31, 2026). Players league age 9 may also play in this division upon approval by league officials if there is a safety/experience issue keeping them from playing in the Instructional Majors division. Players league age 6 are eligible to play in this division as well. League ages for the fall season are determined by the date of August 31, 2026.

This division will allow players to experience the traditional Little League division of play in a developmental/instructional setting. The distance between the mound and home is 46 feet, while the base paths are 60 feet apart. Games are 6 innings.

Players league ages 9, 10, 11, and 12 (as of August 31, 2026) are eligible to play in this division. Older players (league age 11 or 12) who have already played in majors for a few years are encouraged to consider the Instructional Intermediate 50/70 division for the fall.

This division allows players to experience baseball beyond the 46/60, no-leadoff rules typical of Majors-level Little League baseball. The setting is developmental/instructional. Pitchers throw from 50 feet, bases are 70 feet apart and players can lead off, and games consist of 7 innings. Players league age 11-13 (according to the 2026 League Age calculation) are eligible for this division.