PSLNLL Division Descriptions.
Tee Ball is the introduction to the game of baseball for 4-6 year old's in a non competitive program focused on fun, fitness and fundamentals. PSLNLL strives to provide a Tee Ball experience focused on teaching the fundamentals of the game and basic baseball skills with an eye on preparing players for the next levels of Little League. By providing a fun and exciting experience, the children will not only enjoy their baseball season but will be open to experience other physical activities that promote health and fitness. Tee Ball also serves as the gateway for parents and guardians to enter the realm of coaching and volunteering which is the backbone of Little League. Your participation matters! Tee Ballers and their Parents can expect two practices a week during the pre season and one field practice a week during the regular season. All games will be played at Sportsman in Port St. Lucie.
Rookies Machine Pitch is the stepping stone division which introduces players to "live" pitching and a true baseball experience. For players aged 6-8, PSLNLL promotes further skill development, general baseball knowledge and situational awareness. Building off of Tee Ball, more advanced drills and a higher baseball IQ are stressed in a fun, competitive environment. Rookies also serves as a great training ground for Coaches who are encouraged to expand their practices and refine their knowledge of Little League game rules. Players and their Parents can expect two practices a week during the pre season and one field practice a week during the regular season. Games will be played at Sportsman Park in Port St. Lucie.
For Players ages 6-10, the Minors Machine Pitch division is the first exposure to the Little League game they will play going forward. This is a player pitch Division where score is kept. There are umpires and a tournament at the end of the season with a championship game and an All-Star team that will compete in the District Tournament. The Division is seen as a developmental league stressing sportsmanship, team building, quality playing time and acquiring game skills. Building upon Rookies Machine Pitch, players will be encouraged to play all positions as they are ultimately preparing for the Minors Player Pitch Division. Players and their Parents can expect two practices a week during the pre season and one field practice a week during the regular season. Games will be played at Sportsman Park Port St. Lucie.
For Players ages 6-10, the Minors Player Pitch division is the first exposure to the Little League game they will play going forward. This is a player pitch Division where score is kept. There are umpires and a tournament at the end of the season with a championship game and an All-Star team that will compete in the District Tournament. The Division is seen as a developmental league stressing sportsmanship, team building, quality playing time and acquiring game skills. Building upon Rookies Machine Pitch, players will be encouraged to play all positions as they are ultimately preparing for the Minors Player Pitch Division. Players and their Parents can expect two practices a week during the pre season and one field practice a week during the regular season. Games will be played at Sportsman Park Port St. Lucie.
The Majors Division is for ages 11-12 and is a highly competitive player pitch division which plays with live ball rules, except no lead-offs. There are umpires and a tournament at the end of the season with a championship game and an All-Star team that will compete in the District Tournament. This is the division that competes in Williamsport, PA for the Little League World Series. While games are competitive in nature, in keeping with our league philosophy, fun, sportsmanship and skills development remain paramount. Majors players will be exposed to further instruction to enhance their understanding of the game and game situations as well as improve their physical prowess. Position specific instruction may be introduced at this level. Players and their Parents can expect two practices a week during the pre season and one field practice a week during the regular season. Games will be played at Sportsman park Port St. Lucie.
The Seniors League Baseball Division is for boys and girls ages 13-16. This division uses a conventional 90 foot diamond and 60'6" pitching distance. Players and their Parents can expect two practices a week during the pre-season and one field practice a week during the regular season. Games will be played at Sportsman Park in Port St. Lucie. **Division availability is based on participation.