T-ball (ages 4-6) We are proud to have t-ball for ages 4-6. The division is designed to provide a foundation and introduction to baseball and softball that is grounded in fundamentals, fitness, teamwork, and most importantly, having fun.  Most players cannot catch or accurately throw the ball in this division. Again, it is about socialization and learning the very basics of the game.

Coach Pitch 6-8 yrs old  Coach pitch Farm softball is for players 6-8 years of age. They should be able to accurately throw the ball most of the time. They should be able to get the glove up and in position as the ball is thrown to them.  They should also feel comfortable being in the batter’s box and facing live pitching from a coach. We have two levels of farm, one is strictly coach/machine pitch. 8 year old's who want to play in this division must come to skill evals to determine if they are better suited in Player pitch.  

Minor Player Pitch- 7-11 yrs old 

We have two divisions in Minor Player Pitch: Farm Player Pitch and Minors. Farm player pitch is 7-9 yr olds, but 9 yr olds must get approval from the league to play down in Farm player pitch. All players must attend skill evals to determine what level they should be playing at. Farm player pitch is a combination of player pitch and coach pitch. This level will start to introduce player pitching, they will work on developing players to pitch.  Minors is for players 8-11 years old. 8 yr old's and 11 yr old's need approval to play in Minors. Minor players have a better understanding in pitching, catching/throwing, and the game of softball.

Majors 10-12 yr old's

Majors is for more developed players who have an understanding of the game. The ball size increases as does the pitching distance. There are more advanced rules for this level of play. 10 yr old's who want to play in this division must get approval from the league. All players must attend skill evals. 

JUNIORS SOFTBALL (Ages 12-14)   Players in this division should have spent at least one productive season in majors before considering this level.  This is a much faster paced level than Majors. The pitching is more refined most pitchers have several pitches, and the speed has increased. Hitters should feel very comfortable seeing the ball out of the pitchers hand and be able to make contact consistently. Stealing, bunting, and easily making a play from outfield should be able to occur. Players should easily catch a fly ball infield/outfield. The pitching distance increases to 43’ at this level. 12 yr olds can play at this level and be dual rostered on both Majors and Juniors. 12 yr olds need approval to play at this level.