Tee Ball

In this division, kids are just starting to learn how to play baseball, and the focus is on having fun, developing basic skills, and learning the game. Players hit off a tee and take turns in the field, with everyone getting a chance to play every position. The games are friendly and encouraging, with lots of cheering from teammates and parents. The rules are simple to help the kids understand the basics, like running the bases, catching the ball, and throwing it to the right spot. Coaches help guide the players and make sure everyone gets a turn. The goal is to help kids feel confident, make new friends, and enjoy playing baseball! Towards the end of the season, coaches may start to pitch soft underhand tosses to help the player get used to a moving ball. 

Rookies

In the Rookies division, players aged 7 and 8 begin to take their first steps into more advanced baseball with machine pitch and coach pitch. The focus is on building confidence with hitting moving pitches, learning to field ground balls and fly balls, and understanding the basic rules of the game.

Kids start to practice their skills in both batting and fielding, learning the importance of teamwork, good sportsmanship, and having fun. Pitching machine is used to give players more practice with consistent pitches. Coaches may also pitch the ball to help the players develop their hitting.

In this division, the kids work on improving their coordination, learning to catch and throw, and running the bases. The games are still fun and full of encouragement, but there's also a growing sense of excitement and competition as players start to understand the game more. The Rookies Division is all about helping kids develop their skills while fostering a love for the game of baseball!

Minors

In the Minors division, kids aged 9 and 10 take their game to the next level with kid pitch, where players themselves pitch the ball to the batter. This division focuses on developing more advanced skills, such as throwing strikes, hitting moving pitches, and improving fielding techniques. Players learn the finer points of the game, including strategies for pitching, catching pop flies, turning double plays, and making smart decisions on the bases.

The games are more competitive, and players are expected to understand the rules of the game, like calling for the ball in the outfield, backing up throws, and tagging up on fly balls. Coaches are still there to provide guidance, but kids start to take on more responsibility as they run the bases, pitch, and work together as a team. The focus is on improving individual skills while also developing teamwork and sportsmanship.

The Minors division is a key step in players’ baseball journeys, where they gain confidence in their abilities, learn more about the strategy behind the game, and have fun while playing a more challenging version of baseball!

Majors

In the Majors division, players aged 11 and 12 take their skills to the highest level of youth baseball, with kid pitch being the main feature of the game. At this age, players are expected to pitch, hit, field, and run the bases with more advanced techniques and strategies. The focus is on refining their skills in pitching, batting, fielding, and understanding the complexities of the game.

Pitchers learn to throw a variety of pitches, such as fastballs, curveballs, and changeups, while batters work on timing, plate discipline, and making solid contact. Fielders become more adept at turning double plays, positioning themselves for different situations, and making accurate throws. Players also start to learn more about baseball strategy, such as reading pitchers, base-running tactics, and defensive positioning.

Games in the Majors division are competitive, and players are expected to play with a strong sense of teamwork and sportsmanship. Coaches focus on developing individual talent while also fostering an understanding of game situations, decision-making, and leadership on and off the field.

The Majors division is the ultimate stage for young players to challenge themselves, build confidence in their abilities, and experience the excitement of playing baseball at a higher level. It’s all about pushing boundaries, improving skills, and having fun while playing the game!