Junior

 The new Junior division is an opportunity for 13-14 year old children to continue to participate in Little League.  These games are played on longer base paths and a deep pitching mound than the Suited division.

At this time, details are still being worked out for this new opportunity.  After registration, details regarding schedules and volunteer opportunities will be communicated!

Majors (Formally Suited)

The Suited Division (also known as the Majors Division) is open to boys and girls Little League Age 12 - 10. The diamond in use has 60-foot bases and the pitching distance is 46-feet.

Teams in the Suited division have rosters up to 13 players (usually 11-12 players). Each team will be scheduled to play 2 games per week against teams in CULL. CULL is comprised of teams from CWLL, CELL, Urbana and First String. At the end of the regular season, all suited teams are seeded into the Twin-City tournament which lasts for two weeks to determine the champion of CULL.

Each year CWLL creates a Tournament Team ("All-Star" Team) of players age 12 - 11 years old that participate in the District tournament. Players are nominated by their coaches to participate on this team. If selected, players will need to confirm that they will be available for practices and games. These games usually begin end of June and could go into July.

- Little League Age 12 - 10
- Must attend an assessment to be eligible to participate at the Suited Level
- Two games per week (minimum of one practice per week)
- Season culminates with Twin-City tournament

Minor Player Pitch (Formally Farm)

The Farm Division (also known as the Minors Division) is open to boys and girls Little League Age 11 - 8. The diamond in use has 60-foot bases and the pitching distance is 46-feet. This division is the first of the kid-pitch divisions of Little League.

Teams in the Farm Division have rosters up to 15 players (usually 11-13 players). Each team will be scheduled to play 2 games per week against teams in CULL. CULL is comprised of teams from CWLL, CELL, Urbana and First String. At the end of the season CWLL competes against in the other leagues in CULL in the Farm City-Wide Tournament. Players are nominated to participate in a try-out to determine the rosters of the CWLL Red and CWLL Blue All-Star Teams. These All-Star teams will compete in a weekend tournament that determines which league is the CULL Farm City-Wide champions.

Each year CWLL may create Tournament Teams ("All-Star" Teams) of players age 11-10 and 10-9 years old that participate in the District tournament (teams subject to numbers of players). Players are nominated by their coaches to participate on this team. If selected, players will need to confirm that they will be available for practices and games. These games usually begin end of June and could go into July.

- Little League Age 10 - 8
- Kid-Pitch division
- Two games per week (minimum of one practice per week)

Minor Machine Pitch (Formally Peanut)

The Peanut Division (also known as the Minors Division) is open to boys and girls Little League Age 8 - 6. The diamond in use has 60-foot bases. The Peanut Division is a machine pitch division. The Peanut Division uses a Flexi-Ball which is softer than the traditional hard ball used at Farm and Suited.

Teams in the Peanut division have rosters up to 13 players (usually 11-12 players). Each team will be scheduled to play 2 games per week against teams in CULL. CULL is comprised of teams from CWLL, CELL, Urbana and First String. At the end of the season CWLL competes against in the other leagues in CULL in the Peanut City-Wide Tournament. Players are nominated to participate in a try-out to determine the rosters of the CWLL Red and CWLL Blue All-Star Teams. These All-Star teams will compete in a weekend tournament that determines which league is the CULL Peanut City-Wide champions.

- Little League Age 8 - 6
- Machine-Pitch division
- Two games per week (minimum of one practice per week)

T-Ball

The T-Ball Division is open to boys and girls Little League Age 6 - 4. The T-Ball Division uses a Flexi-Ball which is softer than the traditional hard ball used at Farm and Suited. Players use a batting tee for hitting.

Teams in the T-Ball division have rosters up to 9 players (usually though teams are 6 - 8 players). Each team will meet twice a week for 45-minute practice/scrimmage sessions. Each week the practice time decreases and the scrimmage time increases. Two teams practice at the same time splitting the time on the infield and outfield prior to scrimmaging. Parents are encouraged to assist coaches as needed.

The T-Ball division meets behind Robeson Elementary at the small grass field located southwest of the school (behind the right field fence of our Suited Field).

- Little League Age 6 - 4
- Introduction to baseball
- Two 45-minute sessions per week