AGE RANGE:  Players Little League Ages 8*, or 9, or 10**, as defined by 2023 Little League Baseball Age Chart.

*League Age 8 players must request play-up request in registration process and participate in Skills Assessment.  To be draft eligible for AAA, Player must score in the top 50% of 9 year olds.  Being eligible does not guarantee being drafted, if not drafted player is allocated to the Division AA Program. 
**League Age 10 players, based on Skills Assessment evaluation could be slotted into the AAA Program to ensure the player is involved in an environment that is properly suited for his/her skill set at this point it time.  We want to see kids in a position where they have the highest probability of success to grow, have fun and keep playing..   

AAA Baseball is the first level of our Upper Division baseball programs. Players will expand on the skills taught at AA. This is the first year of “100% kid-pitch”. Players should be able to throw from third-base to first-base in the air and agile enough to avoid being hit by a pitch. They should be able to properly catch a ball. Regular season includes Interlock games versus Snoqualmie Valley LL (SVLL) teams.  The AAA season concludes with a Snoqualmie Valley Inter-League Championship tournament. 

TEAMS

•  Teams are formed by a “Blind Serpentine Draft” by the Falls LL Selection Committee. Draft order will be based on provisional draft round, composite score, and then pitching score from data collected the Upper Division Skill Assessment
• Rosters, depending on total registration numbers will have a range of players/roster.
  • The ideal target is 11 players/team for maximum playing opportunities.
  • 12 players is the traditionally where roster sizes end at
  • In some rare instances, a roster could grow to 13, but we attempt to avoid that all if at all possible.

AAA IN-SEASON TARGETS

• Managers are required to utilize the regular season for broad player development and position versatility.

• End of the season, the Snoqualmie Valley Championship, is structured for teams to strive to win which could be have player position limitations while adhering to our minimum playing time requirements

SCHEDULE OVERVIEW 

The Division AAA program in segmented into three parts:  Practice season – February 25 through March 23, Regular game season – March 25 up to Memorial Weekend, and the Valley Championship – Post Memorial Weekend ending by Mid-June. Teams are scheduled 16 regular season games; providing flexibly if there are early season rainouts. 

Volunteer Managers select preferred practice times slots - day and time of week.  League does not guarantee team placement onto a specific team that practices certain days of week.  

Games are scheduled Monday’s and Wednesday’s with occasional Saturday’s.  Game schedule is impacted by total number of available fields, total number of player registrations and Division teams.

AGE RANGE:  Players Little League Ages 9*, or 10, or 11 as defined by 2023 Little League Baseball Age Chart.

*League Age 9 players must request play-up request in registration process and participate in Skills Assessment.  To be draft eligible for Coast, player must score in the top 50% of 10 year olds and completed AAA the prior year.  Being eligible does not guarantee being drafted.  If not drafted player is allocated to the AAA Program. 

Coast Baseball is the second level of our Upper Division baseball programs. Players should have past success at the “AAA” level and be ready to start hitting pitching of different speeds.  At this level of play, there is greater emphasis on understanding and executing on the defensive end of the game and valuation of all defensive field positions.  At the plate, putting the ball in play is even more challenging due to the continued improved pitching skills.  Regular season includes Interlock games versus Snoqualmie Valley LL (SVLL) teams.  The Coast season concludes with a Snoqualmie Valley Inter-League Championship tournament. 

TEAMS

• Teams are formed by a “Serpentine Draft” by the Coast approved Managers based on data collected at the Skills Evaluation.  The Falls LL Selection Committee oversees this process for validating roster balancing.  
• Any League Age 11 Players not drafted into Majors are guaranteed placement on a Coast Division team  
• Rosters, depending on total registration numbers will have a range of players/roster.
  • The ideal target is 11 players/team for maximum playing opportunities.
  • 12 players is the traditionally where roster sizes end at.
  • In some rare instances, a roster could grow to 13, but we attempt to avoid that all if at all possible.

COAST IN-SEASON TARGETS

• Managers are required to utilize the regular season for broad player development and position versatility.  It should be noted and understood, that as players skills are developed certain defensive positions could be limited to player placement due to safety concerns
• End of the season, the Snoqualmie Valley Championship, is structured for teams to strive to win which could be have player position limitations while adhering to our minimum playing time requirements

SCHEDULE OVERVIEW 

The Coast Division is segmented into three parts:  Practice season – February 25 through March 23, Regular game season – March 25 up to Memorial Weekend, and the Valley Championship – Post Memorial Weekend ending by Mid-June. Teams are scheduled 16 regular season games; providing flexibly if there are early season rainouts.  The Valley Championship includes 4 pool-play games with the potential of more depending on team success.

Volunteer Managers select preferred practice times slots - day and time of week.  League does not guarantee team placement onto a specific team that practices certain days of week. 

Games are scheduled Monday’s and Wednesday’s with occasional Friday’s or Saturday’s.  Game schedule is impacted by total number of available fields, total number of player registrations and Division teams.

AGE RANGE:  Players Little League Ages 11* or 12 as defined by  2023 Little League Baseball Age Chart.

Majors is our third tier in our Upper Division Baseball.  All Little League eligible 12-year-olds will play in Majors.  Players must be ready to hit a variety of pitching.  Defensive awareness includes where to make the play and players will be challenged as how to run the bases.   Regular season includes Interlock games versus Snoqualmie Valley LL (SVLL) teams.  The Major season concludes with a Snoqualmie Valley Inter-League Championship tournament. 

TEAMS

• Teams are formed by a “Serpentine Draft” by the Major approved Managers based on data collected at the Skills Evaluation.  The Falls LL Selection Committee oversees this process for validating roster balancing.  
• Any League Age 11 Players not drafted into Majors are guaranteed placement on a Coast Division team  
• Rosters will include 12-13 players

MAJORS IN-SEASON TARGETS

• Managers are required to utilize the regular season for broad player development and position versatility.  It should be noted and understood, that as players skills are developed certain defensive positions could be limited to player placement due to safety concerns
• End of the season, the Snoqualmie Valley Championship, s structured for teams to strive to win which could be have player position limitations while adhering to our minimum playing time requirements

SCHEDULE OVERVIEW 

The Majors Division is segmented into three parts:  Practice season – February 25 through March 23, Regular game season – March 25 up to Memorial Weekend, and the Valley Championship – Post Memorial Weekend ending by Mid-June. Teams are scheduled 16 regular season games; providing flexibly if there are early season rainouts.  The Valley Championship includes 3-4 pool-play games with the potential of more depending on team success.

Volunteer Managers select preferred practice times slots - day and time of week.  League does not guarantee team placement onto a specific team that practices certain days of week. 

Games are scheduled Tuesday’s and Thursday’s with occasional Friday’s or Saturday’s.  Game schedule is impacted by total number of available fields, total number of player registrations and Division teams.