T-Ball Division - Kids who have not played baseball, players with less than one year of organized baseball or are not yet able to hit a coach pitched baseball should play in our T-Ball Division. Teams are set up so players can play with their friends as much as possible. Practice will consist of drills and skill competitions. This is an introduction to baseball where the focus is on skill development and baseball rules. The game is played with a soft baseball. Games are 3 innings, with each player batting once in each inning.

Farm Division - Live pitching is introduced in our Fall Farm Division for current kids who have played at least One full season in our T-ball or half a season in our spring Farm Division. The next steps in baseball are taught at this level and defensive outs are recorded in addition to working on catching and throwing. Games are 5 innings long, with an inning ending when 9 batters come to the plate or 3 outs are recorded by the defensive team. A softer baseball is still used. 

Comp Division (Coach/Kid Pitch) - If you feel your child is ready for a more competitive style of baseball, try our Competitive Division. Players who have played one full year (spring and fall) in our Farm Division are eligible for Comp. In this division, coaches will pitch innings 1, 2, & 5 and kids will pitch innings 3 & 4 with a no walk and no stealing rule. Games are played with a real baseball. Players are expected to confidently catch and throw a hard league baseball in this Division. 

Minor Division - The first steps toward playing a real baseball game occur in the Minor Division. This division is for the next age group up and full kid pitch. Games are 6 innings long. Players are expected to confidently catch and throw a hard league baseball in this Division. 

 Major Division - A few more elements of the game are added in the Major Division. This division is generally for players turning 11 and 12. Players are introduced to Bunting and Stealing in this Division and play 6 innings.

Junior (13u-14u) Division - Bases are lengthened to 80 feet, pitching to 54 feet and Lead-offs and Pick-offs are added to the Junior Division. 

Senior (15u-16u) Division - Bases are lengthened to 90 feet, pitching to 60 feet 6 inches. Games are 9 innings. 

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The league will balance teams amongst divisions and in some cases a player may have to play up or down to accommodate.

Teams will be created by the following age Divisions:

Rookie (T-Ball LLSB Ages 5-7.5) - Tee Ball Softball is for girls who want to learn the fundamentals of hitting and fielding. In Tee Ball Softball, players hit a ball off a batting tee. Rules of the game may be varied to accommodate the need for teaching and should focus on fun, fitness, and fundamentals. The primary goals of Tee Ball Softball are to instruct children in the fundamentals of softball and to allow them to experience the value of teamwork. No live pitching is permitted in this division. Parents are strongly encouraged to become involved as managers, coaches, and volunteer in a variety of other capacities. The diamond used is a 50-foot diamond.

Competitive SB (Minor LLSB Ages 7.5-9) - This division will provide participants to transition from T-Ball to coach pitch and kid pitching. A player who is league coach pitch or machine pitch minor divisions. Girls will be introduced to pitching. Certified Little League 11 inch balls are used.  The diamond has 60-foot base paths and a 35 foot pitching distance. Parents are strongly encouraged to become involved as managers, coaches, and volunteer in a variety of other capacities.

Major SB (Major LLSB Ages 10-12) - The Little League Softball division (sometimes known as the Major Division) is for players ages generally ages 10-12 for EYB. The field uses a 60-foot diamond and a 40 foot pitching distance.