Tee Ball (League Ages 4-7)
(Non-Competitive)

Tee Ball is often a family's first introduction to Little League. Tee Ball is the entry level division for players ages 4-7. The experience is grounded in fun, fitness, and fundamentals while also being a key to growing a child’s love for the game.

Players use bats and balls designated specifically for use in this division, and each player bats off of a tee. The roster size for a Tee Ball team averages 7-8 players, with the season featuring 2 games per week.

Farm (League Ages 6-8)

(Non-Competitive)

The Farm division is one level up from Tee Ball. The experience, like Tee Ball, is also grounded in fun, fitness, and fundamentals while also being a key to growing a child’s love for the game. The primary difference from Tee Ball is that each player bats off of pitches thrown by either a coach or machine, as determined by the local board.

Farm rosters are typically composed of between 8 and 12 players, with the season featuring 2 games per week. The diamond used is a 60-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 46 feet. 

*Players that are League Age 6 are required to play one season of Tee Ball before becoming eligible to advance to the Farm division.

Minor (League Ages 8-10)
(Competitive)

Minor division baseball is for boys and girls with experience playing baseball. This is the first division where players are introduced to player pitching and the catcher position. This is also the first division that players are evaluated and drafted to teams. The season is comprised of a minimum of 12 games with scores and standings kept.

Minor rosters are typically composed of between 12 and 14 players, with the season featuring 2-3 games per week. The diamond used is a 60-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 46 feet. 

Players in this division are also eligible to be selected to an All-Star Team where they can experience tournament competition at the District, Sectional, and State levels.

Major (League Ages 10-12)
(Competitive)

Major division baseball is a fully competitive division. It is designed for players that have played at least 2 years in the Minor division. It allows for more advanced levels of play and adoption of rules such as the "Dropped 3rd Strike". Although this division operates with increased competitiveness, there is still a focus on personal development and encouragement. The season is comprised of a minimum of 12 games with scores and standings kept.

Major rosters are typically composed of between 12 and 14 players, with the season featuring 2-3 games per week. The diamond used is a 60-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 46 feet. 

Major division Teams are formed via a draft; managers pick players based on their performance at evaluations and play during previous seasons. Players in this division are also eligible to be selected to an All-Star Team where they can experience tournament competition at the District, Sectional, and State levels.

Junior (League Ages 13-15*)
(Competitive)

In the Junior division, players have the ability to lead off, steal as the pitcher breaks and play games on a bigger field (conventional 90-foot diamond with a pitching distance of 60 feet 6 inches). This division offers an excellent opportunity to further develop skills and play at a higher level. The season is comprised of a minimum of 12 games with scores and standings kept.

Junior division teams are formed via a draft; managers pick players based on their performance at evaluations and play during previous seasons. Players (League Age 13 & 14 only) in this division are also eligible to be selected to an All-Star Team where they can experience tournament competition at the District, Sectional, and State levels. 

*League Age 15 players may be eligible to play Junior division baseball subject to board approval. 15-year-olds who also play for a high school team are not eligible to play in the Little League Junior division unless their high school season is complete prior to the start of the Mono County Little League season.