League age: 4 years old and 5 year old that are new to Tee-Ball

Philosophy: The focus in Beginner Tee Ball is on developing basic baseball skills, introducing sportsmanship, cooperation, and most of all HAVING FUN! The emphasis is on learning, not winning. These games will be held on Saturday mornings. We recommend that your child plays at least one season of Beginner Tee Ball before trying Coach Soft-Toss to ensure they understand the basics of the game, but it is not required. 

Team Managers and Coaches: Parent participation is one of the keys to the success of any youth volunteer league. Coaching is a great way to enjoy time with your child while introducing the skills essential for children in this age group and developing the fundamental elements of baseball. Responsible parents are needed as managers, coaches, sponsors, team parents, and scorekeepers. We are asking for volunteers now to begin to experience the joys of providing young players with a fun and lifelong baseball experience. Please sign up as a volunteer at the CSLL website or during registration. 

Prior to each Spring and Fall season, we conduct coaching training to review practice techniques and drills to make practices more productive.  

If you cannot help, please remember that your coach is a volunteer and give them your full support.

Equipment: CSLL provides players with a cap and game jersey. Parents will be responsible for player pants, socks, and belt. The manager of the team will inform parents of the team jersey color and will recommend what color socks, belt and pants to purchase. In addition, there will be bats, helmets, and catcher's gear at the field for players to share. A baseball glove is the only equipment required. The glove should be the softest and largest the player can handle. Well broken-in leather gloves work best and will enable the child to catch and hold onto the ball better than a smaller, stiff, plastic version. Rubber baseball cleats are recommended.

Players are permitted to bring their own batting helmets and/or bat provided that they meet Little League standards. At this level, it is recommended that players use a bat length of 25 or 26 inches and no more than 16 oz. in weight. Bats must be Little League-approved. 

Team Formation: Teams will be formed by the Player Agent through a process specified by the CSLL Board of Directors. Once teams have been finalized and coaches have been given the team rosters, all team placements are final. Due to the size of our league, we will allow you to request 1 player that your child would like to be on a team with but cannot guarantee that it will be fulfilled. 

Player Notification: After the teams are formed, your coach will send out an email with all the team information. The coach will be your primary contact person throughout the season. 

Rules: All divisions play by the rules set forth in the current version of the Little League rulebook. Additionally, local ground rules have been established to implement best practices for our league.

Practices & Games: Practices and games generally last 1 hour. Practices are held at various fields in College Station including Brian Bachmann Park, Brothers Park, Sandstone Park, Jack & Dorothy Miller Park, Pebble Creek Park, Wayne Smith Park. Practices will be held twice per week typically on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday until games begin. All Tee Ball games will be held at Wayne Smith Park or Brian Bachmann Park. 

Practice and game schedules will be available on the website when we have them ready.

LEAGUE AGE: 5 YEARS OLD

Philosophy: This division is designed for players who are (league age) 5 years old. While the goal in this division is having fun, we also want to help the players learn the basic rules of the game. No score is kept, but we have set out rules to help players understand game concepts such as outs, running the bases, and positions. These games are played during the week on either Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday.

Team Managers and Coaches: Parent participation is one of the keys to the success of any youth volunteer league. Coaching is a great way to enjoy time with your child while introducing the skills essential for children in this age group and developing the fundamental elements of baseball. Responsible parents are needed as managers, coaches, sponsors, team parents, and scorekeepers. We are asking for volunteers now to begin to experience the joys of providing young players with a fun and lifelong baseball experience. Please sign up as a volunteer at the CSLL website or during registration.  

Prior to each Spring and Fall season, we conduct coaching training to review practice techniques and drills to make practices more productive.   

If you cannot help, please remember that your coach is a volunteer and give them your full support.

Equipment: CSLL provides players with a cap and game jersey. Parents will be responsible for player pants, socks, and belt. The manager of the team will inform parents of the team jersey color and will recommend what color socks, belt and pants to purchase. In addition, there will be bats, helmets, and catcher's gear at the field for players to share. A baseball glove is the only equipment required. The glove should be the softest and largest the player can handle. Well broken-in leather gloves work best and will enable the child to catch and hold onto the ball better than a smaller, stiff, plastic version. Rubber baseball cleats are recommended. 

Players are permitted to bring their own batting helmets and/or bat provided that they meet Little League standards. At this level, it is recommended that players use a bat length of 25 or 26 inches and no more than 16 oz. in weight. Bats must be Little League-approved. 

Team Formation: Teams will be formed by the Player Agent through a process specified by the CSLL Board of Directors. Once teams have been finalized and coaches have been given the team rosters, all team placements are final. Due to the size of our league, we will allow you to request 1 player that your child would like to be on a team with but cannot guarantee that it will be fulfilled. 

Player Notification: After the teams are formed, your coach will send out an email with all the team information. The coach will be your primary contact person throughout the season.  

Rules: All divisions play by the rules set forth in the current version of the Little League rulebook. Additionally, local ground rules have been established to implement best practices for our league.

Practices & Games: Practices and games generally last 1 hour. Practices are held at various fields in College Station including Brian Bachmann Park, Brothers Park, Sandstone Park, Jack & Dorothy Miller Park, Pebble Creek Park, Wayne Smith Park. Practices will be held twice per week typically on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday until games begin. All Tee Ball games will be held at Wayne Smith Park or Brian Bachmann Park.  

Practice and game schedules will be available on the website when we have them ready.

Field Conditions: The City of College Station updates their field conditions after 4 pm daily. In the event of weather, we will make a determination about games after we speak with the City of College Station. There is a link on our homepage for Field Conditions. We will also update via the Facebook page and through a new form of communications that will be announced. You should also hear from your coach. 

Philosophy: This division is designed for players who are (league age) 6 years old. While the goal in this division is having fun, we also want to help the players learn the basic rules of the game in a slightly more competitive environment in order to help prepare for the Junior Minor division. This division operates with nearly the same rules as the Coach Soft-Toss division, but score is also kept. The rules we have in place are to help players understand game concepts such as outs, running the bases, and positions. These games are played during the week on either Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. 

Team Managers and Coaches: Parent participation is one of the keys to the success of any youth volunteer league. Coaching is a great way to enjoy time with your child while introducing the skills essential for children in this age group and developing the fundamental elements of baseball. Responsible parents are needed as managers, coaches, sponsors, team parents, and scorekeepers. We are asking for volunteers now to begin to experience the joys of providing young players with a fun and lifelong baseball experience. Please sign up as a volunteer at the CSLL website or during registration.  

Prior to each Spring and Fall season, we conduct coaching training to review practice techniques and drills to make practices more productive.    

If you cannot help, please remember that your coach is a volunteer and give them your full support. 

Equipment: CSLL provides players with a cap and game jersey. Parents will be responsible for player pants, socks, and belt. The manager of the team will inform parents of the team jersey color and will recommend what color socks, belt and pants to purchase. In addition, there will be bats, helmets, and catcher's gear at the field for players to share. A baseball glove is the only equipment required. The glove should be the softest and largest the player can handle. Well broken-in leather gloves work best and will enable the child to catch and hold onto the ball better than a smaller, stiff, plastic version. Rubber baseball cleats are recommended.  

Players are permitted to bring their own batting helmets and/or bat provided that they meet Little League standards. At this level, it is recommended that players use a bat length of 25 or 26 inches and no more than 16 oz. in weight. Bats must be Little League-approved. 

Team Formation: Teams will be formed by the Player Agent through a process specified by the CSLL Board of Directors. Once teams have been finalized and coaches have been given the team rosters, all team placements are final. Due to the size of our league, requests for specific teams, players or coaches are unable to be honored. 

Player Notification: After the teams are formed, your coach will send out an email with all the team information. The coach will be your primary contact person throughout the season.   

Rules: All divisions play by the rules set forth in the current version of the Little League rulebook. Additionally, local ground rules have been established to implement best practices for our league. 

Practices & Games: Practices and games generally last 1 hour. Practices are held at various fields in College Station including Brian Bachmann Park, Brothers Park, Sandstone Park, Jack & Dorothy Miller Park, Pebble Creek Park, Wayne Smith Park. Practices will be held twice per week typically on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday until games begin. All Tee Ball games will be held at Wayne Smith Park or Brian Bachmann Park.   

Practice and game schedules will be available on the website when we have them ready.

Field Conditions: The City of College Station updates their field conditions after 4 pm daily. In the event of weather, we will make a determination about games after we speak with the City of College Station. There is a link on our homepage for Field Conditions. We will also update via the Facebook page and through a new form of communications that will be announced. You should also hear from your coach. 

Post Season (Spring Only!): This division will have an End of Season Tournament with rules and eligibility determined by the CSLL Board of Directors annually.

Beginning with the Junior Minor & Senior Minor divisions we will create AA/AAA teams. 

The "AA" Division represents on level knowledge of baseball, focusing on enhanced game comprehension and skill development. Key objectives include maximizing player experience, and fostering continuous growth across all aspects of the game, with the aim of refining skills to facilitate successful transition to the "AAA" level the following year.

Little League's AAA division signifies a heightened competitive standard above AA, emphasizing adherence to established baseball rules. This level prioritizes educational growth, skill refinement, and teamwork, concurrently nurturing players' strategic understanding to optimize their potential for success at next level.

**In order for a player to be considered for the AAA division they must attend evaluations**

Beginning with the Junior Minor & Senior Minor divisions we will create AA/AAA teams. 

The "AA" Division represents on level knowledge of baseball, focusing on enhanced game comprehension and skill development. Key objectives include maximizing player experience, and fostering continuous growth across all aspects of the game, with the aim of refining skills to facilitate successful transition to the "AAA" level the following year.

Little League's AAA division signifies a heightened competitive standard above AA, emphasizing adherence to established baseball rules. This level prioritizes educational growth, skill refinement, and teamwork, concurrently nurturing players' strategic understanding to optimize their potential for success at next level.

**In order for a player to be considered for the AAA division they must attend evaluations**

Age: Typically, this division is comprised of players with a league age of 11-12 years old. In certain instances, where an individual has advanced skill and awareness, has reached a league age of 10, AND has played at least one Spring season in Senior Minors, he/she will be provided the opportunity to be evaluated for playing in the Major Division.  

Philosophy: Majors is the pinnacle division of youth Little League baseball. In this division, players will utilize their acquired skills and natural ability to perform on the highest-level stage of Little League Baseball. Players are expected to be advanced in defensive and pitching skills and equipped offensively to perform well at the plate and around the bases. The dimensions used include a 60-foot diamond and the pitching distance of 46 feet. The goal for players at this level is to hone fundamental skills and perform as a cohesive unit in executing strategies at the plate and in the field while comprehending the various aspects of traditional baseball. This division is closed bases; players are not allowed to lead off of the bases. 

Team Managers and Coaches: Parent participation is one of the keys to the success of any youth volunteer league. Coaching is a great way to enjoy time with your child while introducing the skills essential for children in this age group and developing the fundamental elements of baseball. Responsible parents are needed as managers, coaches, sponsors, team parents, and scorekeepers. We are asking for volunteers now to begin to experience the joys of providing young players with a fun and lifelong baseball experience. Please sign up as a volunteer at the CSLL website or during registration. 

Prior to each Spring and Fall season, we conduct coaching training to review practice techniques and drills to make practices more productive.  

If you cannot help, please remember that your coach is a volunteer and give them your full support. 

Equipment: CSLL provides players with a cap and game jersey. Parents will be responsible for player pants, socks, and belt and glove. The manager of the team will inform parents of the team jersey color and will recommend what color socks, belt and pants to purchase. In addition, there will be bats, helmets, and catcher's gear at the field for players to share. A baseball glove is the only equipment required. The glove should be the softest and largest the player can handle. Well broken-in leather gloves work best and will enable the child to catch and hold onto the ball better than a smaller, stiff, plastic version. Rubber baseball cleats are recommended. Players are permitted to bring their own batting helmets and/or bat provided that they meet Little League standards. At this level, it is recommended that players use a bat length of 28 to 30 inches and a drop of -8 to -13 (i.e. 30 inches and 20 ounces). Bats must Little League-approved.  

Evaluations: Players in this division must attend Player Evaluations in order to be eligible for All-Stars.  The purpose of the evaluations is to promote a competitive balance between teams. Check the Facebook page or the website for the Player Evaluation dates for each season. We will also try to send out an email with these dates. 

Team Formation: Teams are formed via a draft which takes place after Player Evaluations. Each team is allowed 1 Head Coach/Manager and 2 Assistant Coaches and their children on a team, then the remaining players are drafted in snake format. There are no protected players or coaches in this division. More details on the draft process can be found in the CSLL Ground Rules Manual.  Due to the size of our league, requests for specific teams, players or coaches are unable to be honored.

Once teams are formed, coaches will contact and inform the team of practice schedules and other essential information. Team placements are considered final once the draft process is complete. 

Player Notification: After the teams are formed, your coach will send out an email with all the team information. The coach will be your primary contact person throughout the season. 

Rules: All divisions play by the rules set forth in the current version of the Little League rulebook. Additionally, local ground rules have been established to implement best practices for our league. This is division is subject to the pitching limits set forth by Little League. 

Practices and Games: The practice schedule for this division will consist of multiple practices per week. Once games begin, there will be two games per week typically on  Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. All games will be held at Bee Creek Park or Wayne Smith Park. The regular season will comprise approximately 8-12 games. 

Practice and game schedules will be available on the website when we have them ready.

Post Season (Spring Only!): CSLL Majors are given the opportunity to sign up for selection to an All Star Team that will participate in a tournament against other teams within District 33 and beyond. If your child decides to participate on one of the teams, the season will likely extend into July and potentially August. To be eligible for the tournament, your child must have attended spring evaluations, also players must live or attend school within the CSLL boundary and have played in a minimum number of games during the season. 

Field Conditions: The City of College Station updates their field conditions after 4 pm daily. In the event of weather, we will make a determination about games after we speak with the City of College Station. There is a link on our homepage for Field Conditions. We will also update via the Facebook page and through our website. You should also hear from your coach.

 

Age: Typically, this division is comprised of players with a league age of 13 years old. However, 11-12 year old player are eligible to participate, if selected.  

Philosophy: In this division, players will utilize their acquired skills and natural ability to perform on the highest-level stage of Little League Baseball. Players are expected to be advanced in defensive and pitching skills and equipped offensively to perform well at the plate and around the bases. The dimensions used include an 70-foot diamond with a pitching distance of 50 feet. The goal for players at this level is to hone fundamental skills and perform as a cohesive unit in executing strategies at the plate and in the field while comprehending the various aspects of traditional baseball. This division is open bases; players are allowed to lead off of the bases.

 

Team Managers and Coaches: Parent participation is one of the keys to the success of any youth volunteer league. Coaching is a great way to enjoy time with your child while introducing the skills essential for children in this age group and developing the fundamental elements of baseball. Responsible parents are needed as managers, coaches, sponsors, team parents, and scorekeepers. We are asking for volunteers now to begin to experience the joys of providing young players with a fun and lifelong baseball experience. Please sign up as a volunteer at the CSLL website or during registration. 

Prior to each Spring and Fall season, we conduct coaching training to review practice techniques and drills to make practices more productive.  

If you cannot help, please remember that your coach is a volunteer and give them your full support. 

Equipment: CSLL provides players with a cap and game jersey. Parents will be responsible for player pants, socks, and belt and glove. The manager of the team will inform parents of the team jersey color and will recommend what color socks, belt and pants to purchase. In addition, there will be bats, helmets, and catcher's gear at the field for players to share. A baseball glove is the only equipment required. The glove should be the softest and largest the player can handle. Well broken-in leather gloves work best and will enable the child to catch and hold onto the ball better than a smaller, stiff, plastic version. Rubber baseball cleats are recommended. 

Players are permitted to bring their own batting helmets and/or bat provided that they meet Little League standards. Bats must Little League-approved. 

Evaluations: Players in this division must attend Player Evaluations in order to be eligible for All-Stars. The purpose of the evaluations is to promote a competitive balance between teams. Check the Facebook page or the website for the Player Evaluation dates for each season. We will also try to send out an email with these dates. 

Team Formation: Teams are formed via a draft which takes place after Player Evaluations. Each team is allowed 1 Head Coach/Manager and 2 Assistant Coaches and their children on a team, then the remaining players are drafted in snake format. There are no protected players or coaches in this division. More details on the draft process can be found in the CSLL Ground Rules Manual. Due to the size of our league, requests for specific teams, players or coaches are unable to be honored. Once teams are formed, coaches will contact and inform the team of practice schedules and other essential information. Team placements are considered final once the draft process is complete. 

Player Notification: After the teams are formed, your coach will send out an email with all the team information. The coach will be your primary contact person throughout the season. 

Rules: All divisions play by the rules set forth in the current version of the Little League rulebook. Additionally, local ground rules have been established to implement best practices for our league. This is division is subject to the pitching limits set forth by Little League. Any additional rules for this division will be supplied to the coaches, players and parents. 

Practices and Games: The practice schedule for this division will consist of two practices per week. Once games begin, there will be two games per week typically on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. Due to construction at Brian Bachmann Athletic Complex , practice & game locations will be determined prior to the start of the season. However, some games may be held against other leagues within our district. Some travel may be required.  

Practice and game schedules will be available on the website when we have them ready.

Post Season (Spring Only!): CSLL Intermediate division players are given the opportunity to sign up for selection to an All Star team that will participate in a tournament against other teams within District 33 and beyond. If your child decides to participate on one of the teams, the season will likely extend into July and potentially August. To be eligible for the tournament, your child must have attend/participated in spring evaluations, also players must live or attend school within the CSLL boundary and have played in a minimum number of games during the season. 

Field Conditions: The City of College Station updates their field conditions after 4 pm daily. In the event of weather, we will make a determination about games after we speak with the City of College Station. There is a link on our homepage for Field Conditions. We will also update via the Facebook. You should also hear from your coach. 

Age: Typically, this division is comprised of players with a league age of 13-14 years old. However, 12 year old players are eligible to participate, if selected.  

Philosophy: In this division, players will utilize their acquired skills and natural ability to perform on the highest-level stage of Little League Baseball. Players are expected to be advanced in defensive and pitching skills and equipped offensively to perform well at the plate and around the bases. The dimensions used are the same as a full-size baseball field and include a 90-foot diamond with a pitching distance of 60 feet, 6 inches. The goal for players at this level is to hone fundamental skills and perform as a cohesive unit in executing strategies at the plate and in the field while comprehending the various aspects of traditional baseball. This division is open bases; players are allowed to lead off of the bases. 

Team Managers and Coaches: Parent participation is one of the keys to the success of any youth volunteer league. Coaching is a great way to enjoy time with your child while introducing the skills essential for children in this age group and developing the fundamental elements of baseball. Responsible parents are needed as managers, coaches, sponsors, team parents, and scorekeepers. We are asking for volunteers now to begin to experience the joys of providing young players with a fun and lifelong baseball experience. Please sign up as a volunteer at the CSLL website or during registration. 

Prior to each Spring and Fall season, we conduct coaching training to review practice techniques and drills to make practices more productive.  If you cannot help, please remember that your coach is a volunteer and give them your full support.

 

Equipment: CSLL provides players with a cap and game jersey. Parents will be responsible for player pants, socks, and belt and glove. The manager of the team will inform parents of the team jersey color and will recommend what color socks, belt and pants to purchase. In addition, there will be bats, helmets, and catcher's gear at the field for players to share. A baseball glove is the only equipment required. The glove should be the softest and largest the player can handle. Well broken-in leather gloves work best and will enable the child to catch and hold onto the ball better than a smaller, stiff, plastic version. Rubber baseball cleats are recommended. 

Players are permitted to bring their own batting helmets and/or bat provided that they meet Little League standards. Bats must Little League-approved. 

Evaluations: Players in this division must attend Player Evaluations in order to be eligible for All-Stars. The purpose of the evaluations is to promote a competitive balance between teams. Check the Facebook page or the website for the Player Evaluation dates for each season. We will also try to send out an email with these dates. 

Team Formation: Teams are formed via a draft which takes place after Player Evaluations. Each team is allowed 1 Head Coach/Manager and 2 Assistant Coaches and their children on a team, then the remaining players are drafted in snake format.  There are no protected players or coaches in this division. More details on the draft process can be found in the CSLL Ground Rules Manual.  Due to the size of our league, requests for specific teams, players or coaches are unable to be honored. Once teams are formed, coaches will contact and inform the team of practice schedules and other essential information. Team placements are considered final once the draft process is complete. 

Player Notification: After the teams are formed, your coach will send out an email with all the team information. The coach will be your primary contact person throughout the season.

Rules: All divisions play by the rules set forth in the current version of the Little League rulebook. Additionally,  local ground rules have been established to implement best practices for our league. This is division is subject to the pitching limits set forth by Little League. Any additional rules for this division will be supplied to the coaches, players and parents. 

Practices and Games: The practice schedule for this division will consist of two practices per week. Once games begin, there will be two games per week typically on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. With the construction of Brian Bachmann Athletic Complex practice and games may be held at other league fields. However, some games may be held against other leagues within our district. Some travel may be required.  

Practice and game schedules will be available on the website when we have them ready.

Post Season (Spring Only!): CSLL Junior division players are given the opportunity to sign up for selection to an All Star team that will participate in a tournament against other teams within District 33 and beyond. If your child decides to participate on one of the teams, the season will likely extend into July and potentially August. To be eligible for the tournament, your child must have attend/participated in spring evaluations, also players must live or attend school within the CSLL boundary and have played in a minimum number of games during the season. 

Field Conditions: The City of College Station updates their field conditions after 4 pm daily. In the event of weather, we will make a determination about games after we speak with the City of College Station. There is a link on our homepage for Field Conditions. We will also update via the

Facebook page and through our website. You should also hear from your coach. 

Age: Typically, this division is comprised of players with a league age of 15-16 years old. However, 14 year old players are eligible to participate, if selected.  

Philosophy: In this division, players will utilize their acquired skills and natural ability to perform on the highest-level stage of Little League Baseball. Players are expected to be advanced in defensive and pitching skills and equipped offensively to perform well at the plate and around the bases. The dimensions used are the same as a full-size baseball field and include a 90-foot diamond with a pitching distance of 60 feet, 6 inches. The goal for players at this level is to hone fundamental skills and perform as a cohesive unit in executing strategies at the plate and in the field while comprehending the various aspects of traditional baseball. This division is open bases; players are allowed to lead off of the bases. 

Team Managers and Coaches: Parent participation is one of the keys to the success of any youth volunteer league. Coaching is a great way to enjoy time with your child while introducing the skills essential for children in this age group and developing the fundamental elements of baseball. Responsible parents are needed as managers, coaches, sponsors, team parents, and scorekeepers. We are asking for volunteers now to begin to experience the joys of providing young players with a fun and lifelong baseball experience. Please sign up as a volunteer at the CSLL website or during registration. 

Prior to each Spring and Fall season, we conduct coaching training to review practice techniques and drills to make practices more productive.  

If you cannot help, please remember that your coach is a volunteer and give them your full support. 

Equipment: CSLL provides players with a cap and game jersey. Parents will be responsible for player pants, socks, and belt and glove. The manager of the team will inform parents of the team jersey color and will recommend what color socks, belt and pants to purchase. In addition, there will be bats, helmets, and catcher's gear at the field for players to share. A baseball glove is the only equipment required. The glove should be the softest and largest the player can handle. Well broken-in leather gloves work best and will enable the child to catch and hold onto the ball better than a smaller, stiff, plastic version. Rubber baseball cleats are recommended. 

Players are permitted to bring their own batting helmets and/or bat provided that they meet Little League standards. Bats must Little League-approved. 

Evaluations: Players in this division must attend Player Evaluations in order to be eligible for All-Stars. The purpose of the evaluations is to promote a competitive balance between teams. Check the Facebook page or the website for the Player Evaluation dates for each season. We will also try to send out an email with these dates. 

Team Formation: Teams are formed via a draft which takes place after Player Evaluations. Each team is allowed 1 Head Coach/Manager and 2 Assistant Coaches and their children on a team, then the remaining players are drafted in snake format.  There are no protected players or coaches in this division. More details on the draft process can be found in the CSLL Ground Rules Manual. Due to the size of our league, requests for specific teams, players or coaches are unable to be honored. Once teams are formed, coaches will contact and inform the team of practice schedules and other essential information. Team placements are considered final once the draft process is complete. 

Player Notification: After the teams are formed, your coach will send out an email with all the team information. The coach will be your primary contact person throughout the season. 

Rules: All divisions play by the rules set forth in the current version of the Little League rulebook. Additionally, local ground rules have been established to implement best practices for our league. This is division is subject to the pitching limits set forth by Little League. Any additional rules for this division will be supplied to the coaches, players and parents. 

Practices and Games: The practice schedule for this division will consist of two practices per week. Once games begin, there will be two games per week typically on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. Due construction at Brian Bachmann Athletic Complex most practices and home games will be held at other league locations. Some games may be held against other leagues within our district. Some travel may be required.  

Practice and game schedules will be available on the website when we have them ready.

Post Season (Spring Only!): CSLL Senior division players are given the opportunity to sign up for selection to an All Star team that will participate in a tournament against other teams within District 33 and beyond. If your child decides to participate on one of the teams, the season will likely extend into July and potentially August. To be eligible for the tournament, your child must have attend/participated in spring evaluations, also players must live or attend school within the CSLL boundary and have played in a minimum number of games during the season. 

Field Conditions: The City of College Station updates their field conditions after 4 pm daily. In the event of weather, we will make a determination about games after we speak with the City of College Station. There is a link on our homepage for Field Conditions. We will also update via the Facebook page and through our website.