2010 Little League Spring Season
The league is broken down into 4 divisions:
The Major Division is the most competitive division for boys and girls ages 10 to 12. The main difference between the Major Division & the AAA Division is that the quality of pitching, hitting and fielding is noticeably better than in AAA. The emphasis at this level is to teach the specialized skills of the game and provide a competitive environment for those players who wish to develop skills which can be used at a higher level. All players at this level are ensured of having fun while competing against similar talented players. All 12 year olds MUST play at the Major league level unless a waiver is provided by the parents to the League Director. (Cost:$195/player)*
The AAA-Division is for 10 to 11 year old boys and girls who want to continue to develop their baseball skills. 12 year olds may also play in AAA if a parental waiver is provided to the AAA Director. The major difference between AAA and AA is that the pitching, fielding and hitting is noticeably improved and an increased element of competition is added. (Cost:$195/player)*
The AA-Division is for 9 year old boys and girls who want to continue to develop their baseball skills with live pitching. The major difference between AA and A is that the players pitch and development of pitching, hitting and fielding is emphasized. From an instructional standpoint, the main objective of this division is to develop pitchers and catchers and to get the kids comfortable at the plate batting against live pitching. (Cost:$175/player)*
The A-Division is for boys and girls ages 7-8. A pitching machine is used to ensure that the players get consistent pitches in the games. There are no called balls or strikes, each player will receive 7 pitches and the emphasis is on fundamentals of baseball and having fun! (Cost:$175/player)*
* A $75 per player discount will be applied for additional family members participating in the LL
Registration closes in 2 days
2010 Jr/Sr League Spring Season
The Junior and Senior League divisions are one of the fastest growing baseball programs in the state. This exciting program operates as part of the Little League organization and offers older players (ages 13-16) the opportunity to play baseball through their middle and high school years.
2010 Rookie League Spring Season
The Rookie League is for boys and girls who are little league age 5 or 6 and who want to learn the basic fundamentals of baseball in an age-appropriate setting. Both coach-pitched balls and an instructional batting tee are used to accommodate all skill levels. Games and practices will last one hour and the emphasis at this level is to teach the basics of the game and ensure that all players have fun and graduate to the A ball division. (Cost: $75/player - multi-player discount does not apply)
