Tee Ball: This is our division for beginning players who are "league age 4 or 5". ("League age" is the player's age on August 31, 2024.) This is a great program for future softball and baseball players. Players are taught basic skills. The ball used is softer than a baseball. For half of the season players will hit the ball off of a tee. In the second half of the season, coaches will pitch to the players. The score is not kept and outs are not recorded. We recommend that players with 2 years of Tee Ball experience move up to the Machine Pitch Division.

All practices will take place at Live Oak Park. Practice days and times depend on the manager of each team, and space available at Live Oak Park. Teams typically practice 1 to 2 times a week before games begin. Practice time slots are typically in the late afternoon/early evening (between 4:30 and 6:00), and last about an hour. Once games begin practices are usually reduced to 1 to 0, depending on the manager's preference.

Games are 1 hour. Games are typically played on a specific weekday (has been Wednesday in the past few seasons) and on Saturdays. Weekday games begin at 5:00 or 6:00. Saturday game times can vary. Most games are played at Live Oak Park. Some games may be played at other Little Leagues in the local area.

Most playing requests (Teammates and Managers) are accommodated. Be sure to make these requests when you register.

Machine Pitch: This is our division for players who are “league ages 5-6” who have advanced past Tee Ball, but aren't quite ready for our hardball divisions yet. (5 year-old players must have 1 year of Tee Ball experience and be approved by the Board of Directors to play Machine Pitch. ("League age" is the player's age on August 31, 2024.)

We encourage all 7 year-old players to participate in Player Evaluations before making a decision to play Machine Pitch.

This program is more advanced than Tee Ball. Outs are recorded and runs are scored during games. No final score is kept. This is a developmental division of play for future baseball and softball players. Players learn more of the rules of the game and develop more skills. Players will hit off of pitches from a machine. Balls used are softer than baseballs. 

All practices will take place at Live Oak Park. Practice days and times depend on the manager of each team and space available at Live Oak Park. Teams usually practice 1 to 2 times a week before games begin. Practice time slots are typically in the late afternoon/early evening (between 4:30 and 6:00), and last about an hour. Once games begin practices are usually reduced to 1 or 0, depending on the manager's preference.

Games are around 1 hour. Games are typically played on a specific weekday (has been Wednesday in the past few seasons) and on Saturdays. Weekday games begin at 5:00 or 6:15. Saturday game times can vary. Most games are played at Live Oak Park. Some games may be played at other Little Leagues in the local area.

Most playing requests (Teammates and Managers) are accommodated. Be sure to make these requests when you register.

Cal State: This is our youngest division where players pitch to each other. This division is typically for boys and girls who are "league age 7 & 8". ("League age" is the player's age on August 31, 2024.) 6 year-olds are welcome to participate in Player Evaluations. 9 year-olds new to baseball are also welcome to be evaluated for this division. All players must participate in Player Evaluations in order to be drafted to a team. Player Evaluations are scheduled for Saturday, January 13th.

This is a competitive division. Score is kept during games and standings are kept throughout the season. The top 2 teams will participate in the post-season Tournament of Champions. Players continue to increase their baseball skills and knowledge.   

All practices will take place at Live Oak Park. Practice days and times depend on the manager of each team and space available at Live Oak Park. Teams typically practice 3 to 4 times a week before games begin(with 4 being the maximum allowed). Practice time slots usually begin in the late afternoon/early evening (4:30 and sometimes 6:00), and last about 90 minutes. The maximum number of practices/games a week a team may have is 4. Once games begin practices are reduced depending on the game schedule and the manager's preference.

Games are 2 hours. Weekday games usually begin at 5:00, with a possibility of a 7:30 game or two during the season. Saturday game times can vary. Most games are played at Live Oak Park. Some games may be played at other Little Leagues in the local area.

Most playing requests are not granted in this division, as all players must be drafted to a team.

Major: This division is typically for boys and girls who are "league age 11 & 12". ("League age" is the player's age on August 31, 2024.) 10 year-olds are welcome to participate in Player Evaluations. All players must participate in Player Evaluations in order to be drafted to a team. Player Evaluations are scheduled for Saturday, January 13th.

This is a competitive division. Score is kept during games and standings are kept throughout the season. The top 2 teams will participate in the post-season Tournament of Champions. Players continue to increase their baseball skills and knowledge.   

All practices will take place at Live Oak Park. Practice days and times depend on the manager of each team and space available at Live Oak Park. Teams typically practice 3 to 4 times a week before games begin(with 4 being the maximum allowed). Practice time slots usually begin in the evening (7:30 but sometimes 6:00), and last about 90 minutes. The maximum number of practices/games a week a team may have is 4. Once games begin practices are reduced depending on the game schedule and the manager's preference.

Games do not have a time limit, but are usually done within 2 hours. Weekday games begin at 7:30. Saturday game times can vary. Most games are played at Live Oak Park. Some games may be played at other Little Leagues in the local area.

Most playing requests are not granted in this division, as all players must be drafted to a team.

Junior Division

This division is for players who are "league age 13 & 14". ("League age" is the player's age on August 31, 2024.)

This division prepares players for High School baseball. Players pitch to each other from 60 feet, 6 inches away. The bases are 90 feet apart. The players use regular baseballs ("hardball"). This is a competitive division and players are drafted onto teams. There are umpires. All baseball rules are in effect, including leading off of bases. Scores and standings are kept.

You will not be required to participate in fundraisers or snack bar duties. Registration fees will be increased as a result.