Tee-Ball Division:
League age 4-6. Tee Ball Baseball is for boys and girls who want to learn the fundamentals of hitting and fielding. In Tee Ball, players hit a ball off a batting tee. The primary goals of Tee Ball are to instruct children in the fundamentals of baseball and to allow them to experience the value of teamwork. Players in this division may request to be with a specific coach, neighbor, best friend, etc. during the registration process, but no requests are guaranteed.

Farm Division:
League age 7-8.  Farm Baseball is for boys and girls.  A machine-pitch / coach-pitch program, focused on fundamentals and mechanics of hitting, throwing and fielding, preparing kids for play in the higher division.

Minors Division (Baseball and Softball):
League age 9-10.  A more competitive division, focused on advancing skills of pitching, hitting, throwing and fielding with the goal of reaching a skill level that prepares them for the Majors division. Players pitch to hitters.

Majors Division  (Baseball and Softball):
League age 11-12. The most competitive division of Little League baseball, that continues to stress fundamental baseball and introduce more advance baseball techniques and strategies.

Juniors Division  (Baseball and Softball):
League age 13-14.  A continuation of Little League baseball for players who have aged out of Majors, games are played on a larger field and opponents are teams from neighboring leagues.  The Season starts a little later for this age group so as not to compete with High School Baseball and Softball teams.

Seniors Division  (Baseball and Softball):
League age 15-16.  A continuation of Little League baseball for players who have aged out of Majors, games are played on a larger field and opponents are teams from neighboring leagues.  The Season starts a little later for this age group so as not to compete with High School Baseball and Softball teams.