Tee Ball: is designed to introduce children to the game of baseball in a fun and supportive environment. In t-ball, children learn the basics of the game, such as how to hold a bat, hit off a tee, and play simple catch. The focus is on teaching kids the fundamental skills of baseball. Through fun drills and games, Tee Ball helps children build confidence, teamwork, and a positive attitude toward sports and meet new friends/teammates. Ages: 4-6

Coach Pitch: Players will need to have a basic understanding of baseball rules and be able to throw and catch with some consistency. They will work on hitting a thrown by a coach as a pitcher. It is a non-competitive division, there are more rules than Tee Ball, and outs can be recorded. Ages: 6-7

Minors:  This is a lightly competitive division, but the focus is still on player development. Most rules of baseball are followed, including player-only pitching. A per-inning "run rule" is used to ensure players have a balanced experience on offense and defense.  Ages: 8-12

Minors A:  Considered "competitive and developmental" and league standings are kept. This division includes tryouts, a player draft, practice up to three times a week, pitch count tracking, and the introduction of mandatory play.  Ages: 8-12