Season Timeline for the following baseball divisions:

      Coming soon!

All ages are based on the Little League age chart which can be found here: 2025 Little League Age Chart

Tee Ball

Designed for 4-5 year-olds plus 6-year-old first time players
All players will begin the season hitting off a tee then progress to coach pitch as skill dictates.
Time commitment will be 2 days a week (split between practices and games) for 1 hour each day
Season will start April 1 and plan to end the season before Memorial Day 


AA Baseball - 

Introduction to player pitch for 6-8 year-olds with two innings of player pitch followed by coach pitch
NO PITCHING MACHINES! NO WALKS!
Time commitment will be 2-3 days a week
Little League rules adjusted to develop/benefit this age group of players and to promote game action -                           see supplemental rules.

AAA Baseball -

Advancement to complete player pitch baseball for 9-10 year-olds
Play by Little League Rules which can be found here Little League Rulebook 
OR by downloading the FREE Little League Rulebook App
Time commitment will be 2-3 days a week

Major Baseball - 

        Continued development of our 11-12 year-old players
Play by Little League Rules which can be found here Little League Rulebook 
OR by downloading the FREE Little League Rulebook App 
Time commitment will be 2-3 days a week
May travel locally within Hendricks County to play other teams from other Leagues depending
on number of players/teams

Junior/Senior Baseball -

   For the 2025 season Danville Little League is excited to partner with Avon Youth Sports for a combined
junior/senior baseball division for our 13-16 year old players. The league will be run through Avon
Youth Sports. All interested players are invited to register and participate.
Please visit their website at ajaaonline.org for details including registration, important dates, season
timeline and rules for the upcoming season.

***Players aged at the top of their Little League age division may play up a division at the parents'
discretion, unless safety concerns arise during evaluations (which are required to play up).***