Levels of Play

T-Ball

• T-Ballers are league age 4-5.
• This division is for our youngest, first-year players. Most T-Ball players are playing their first year of baseball.
•  The goal of T-Ball is to have fun and introduce and build basic baseball skills including which hand the glove goes on, how to hold a bat, hit off a tee and which direction to run the bases.
•  Games are 3 innings and typically last 1 hour.
•  T-Ball uses a soft cloth safety ball.

Pioneer

• Pioneer players are typically league age 5-7.
• This division builds on T-Ball skills including moving from hitting off a tee to coaches pitching from a close distance to the players.
• The goal is to have fun, improve baseball and team skills, and prepare players for the Farm Division.
• Pioneer players includes players new to baseball and players who have played T-Ball or Pioneer in the past.
• Games are 4 innings and typically last 1:30.Pioneer uses a Reduced Injury Factor (RIF) level 5 ball.

Farm

• Farm players are typically league age 7-9.
• This division is instructional and adds more advanced skills including player pitching (coaches pitch in certain situations), sliding, and outs.
• Score is kept but no there are no standings/playoffs.
• Farm is still a great division for players new to baseball. 
• Games last 6 innings or 1:45 - 2 hours. 
• Farm uses a RIF level 10 ball.

Minor

• Minor players are typically league age 9-11.
• Minor players are drafted into the division after being evaluated by coaches and league officials during Player Evaluations. 
• The Minor Division teams keep score, standings and send a team to the District Tournament of Champions and a team to the District All Star Tournament.

Major

• Major players are typically 11 and 12 years old. 
• Major players typically play 1 or 2 years in Minors before being drafted.

Junior

• Players who are league age 13-14 are eligible to be selected to a Junior League Division team for the regular season.