2025 Spring Baseball

What division is right for my child? 

Use this Little League age chart to help determine your child's age per league guidelines.

T-Ball is for players in kindergarten.

B-Ball is for players in 1st Grader, potentially 2nd Grader depending if the player needs to develop more basic baseball skills.

Farm League is for players anywhere between 7 to 9 year old. At this level, players have a fairly good knowledge of how the game is played. Players also pitch to batters. There is also a catcher position. At this level, players are drafted to form teams.

Majors is for players 10 to 12 year old. If your child is league age 9, he/she will be evaluated by the coaches. If deemed good enough, they can be drafted on a majors team


When are tryouts?  
Feb 16th 2025, between 8an and 12pm at the Parks and Rec Gym. If your player is currently on a Majors team, they do not have to try out again. If you're not sure about your player's status, please email us at [email protected]

There are no tryouts for B-Ball or T-Ball.

When does the season start?  
Opening day will be in April 5th 2025. Details to be announced prior to the start of the season.

When will I find out what team my child is on? 
The majors and minors teams will be drafted at the end of February and the first week of March.  B-Ball and T-Ball teams will be announced by mid-March.

How can I help? 

• Volunteer to be a Coach
• Volunteer to help Fundraising
• Volunteer to help with the Concession Stand
• Volunteer to be an Announcer on our Majors Field
• Volunteer to run our Scoreboard
• Volunteer to help Prepare the fields prior to game time.

Please email our league if you are interested in any of these functions. The league is run on all volunteers to join the Family !

You can select areas where you think you can help when registering your child online.  

What do I need to be a Coach? 

• You need to take the Rutgers Safety Clinic. Please go to this website for more information. We will need a copy of your Rutgers Card once the course is completed.
  

       https://youthsports.rutgers.edu/safety-clinic-course/

• Little League Diamond Leader Training. This is now mandatory to complete this course. Please go to this website for more information. Send us a copy of your certification once completed.

       https://www.littleleague.org/diamondleader/

• Background Check - This will be conducted administered through our league. First step is to register on our website for a Volunteer Position. It is the same location where you would register your child to play. Then email our league for further details.

What is included in the registration fee that we paid? 

Your child will receive a hat and a jersey / shirt with the team name on it. All equipment, including pants, bats, gloves, proper footwear, etc.. are your responsibility. Stay in touch with your coach for more details on what is needed. Head coaches will be supplied catchers gear for those programs that require a catcher to play the position.

T-Ball FAQ: How is this different from Pre T-Ball run by the Parks & Rec in pre-school? 
T-Ball strives to have 10 or fewer players on a team.  Players start the season hitting off a tee, but will transition to coach pitch when they are ready.  Every player gets a chance to hit each inning. Coaches work on players understanding basic game situations and making basic plays in the field. 


B-Ball FAQ
B-Ball really starts to give players a more structures "feel" for baseball. The coaches pitch to the players at this level. Players field positions and will develop catching and throwing skills. They will run the bases, get thrown out, catch pop flies, etc.. Some teams actually have a player catch behind the plate but not mandatory. There are no balls and strikes at this level. They will receive a handful of pitches at the discretion of the coaches unless they hit the ball. The coaches basically are the umpires at B-Ball level.

Farm / Minors FAQ
This is the first major step up for players. Here is where players will pitch to each other. All 9 positions are played on the field including catchers. Umpires are present to call the game including balls and strikes. 

Majors FAQ
This is the next big leap for player development. This level is very competitive as the players start to pitch faster and in some cases throw variations of pitches. Batters hit the ball harder and sometime over the fence! Stealing bases are introduced. This is why its called the majors!