The 4-year-old league is designed to give the youngest players an opportunity to get a feel for the game. Teams will play a 6-8 game schedule, primarily on Saturdays. Scores will not be kept, however, runs will be tracked to know when to switch sides - every player will bat every inning . The goal will be to get 2 innings in per game. The team managers/coaches will act as umpires. There is no intent for this to be competitive; it is merely designed to give these young players some exposure to the game. Players will receive uniforms similar to the rest of the league. T-Balls(soft) will be used for games and are provided by the league.

The T-Ball 6U league will be divided into two divisions (American and National). Generally, the American division level of play encompasses recreational players and players new to the game. National League is a bit more competitive and intended for those who exhibit above-average skills and/or are more experienced. The # of protects for each league is outlined below. Those who aren't protected will be assessed on the Skills Assessment day and will be drafted onto a team. Players who don't participate in skills assessment will not be eligible to be drafted into the National League.

The 8U league will be divided into two divisions (American and National). Generally, the American division level of play encompasses recreational players and players new to the game. National League is a bit more competitive and intended for those who exhibit above-average skills and/or are more experienced. The # of protects for each league is outlined below. Those who aren't protected will be assessed on the Skills Assessment day and will be drafted onto a team. Players who don't participate in skills assessment will not be eligible to be drafted into the National League.

The 10U league will be divided into two divisions (American and National). Generally, the American division level of play encompasses recreational players and players new to the game. The national league is a bit more competitive and intended for those who exhibit above-average skills and/or are more experienced. The # of protects for each league is outlined below. Those who aren't protected will be assessed on the Skills Assessment day and will be drafted onto a team. Players who don't participate in skills assessment will not be eligible to be drafted into the National League.

The 12U league will be divided into two divisions (American and National). Generally, the American division level of play encompasses recreational players and players new to the game. National League is a bit more competitive and intended for those who exhibit above-average skills and/or are more experienced. The # of protects for each league is outlined below. Those who aren't protected will be assessed on the Skills Assessment day and will be drafted onto a team. Players who don't participate in skills assessment will not be eligible to be drafted into the National League.

The 14U league in recent seasons has been comprised of 1 division and is formed following National League rules. If we get enough teams then we will still follow the original formation of both National and American League Teams. The # of protects for each league is outlined below. Those who aren't protected will be assessed on the Skills Assessment day and will be drafted onto a team. Players who don't participate in skills assessment will not be eligible to be drafted into the National League.