The 7–8 Baseball division is designed primarily for ballplayers ages 7–8. This division uses a pitching machine to provide more consistent, hittable pitches, resulting in more action at the plate and in the field. Fear of being hit by a pitched ball is reduced, which improves confidence and helps many players focus on developing proper fundamentals.

Rosters are typically composed of around 12 players, and 10 players are used in the field during each inning. Minimum play time requirements are in place so every player receives a fair opportunity to participate each game. The diamond uses 60-foot base paths, and the pitching machine is placed at a distance of 46 feet.

Teams in this division may have the opportunity to participate in inter-league games with other local leagues, depending on scheduling and participation levels.

All teams advance to a single elimination tournament style playoffs at the end of the season.

Parents are strongly encouraged to become involved in this level of Baseball. After completing a Volunteer Application, passing a required background check, and attending a free certification program, parents may become involved in practices and be eligible as coaches, managers, umpires, and league board members.

Ballplayers ages 9–10 continue to build and refine their fundamental skills while beginning to learn more structured game play, teamwork, and basic strategy.

This division uses player pitching with age-appropriate rules intended to promote confidence, safety, and consistent game action. Base running concepts, including stealing bases, are introduced at this level in a controlled manner to support development and fair play.

Rosters are typically composed of around 12 players, and 10 players are used in the field during each inning. Minimum play time requirements are in place so every player receives a fair opportunity to participate each game. The diamond uses 60-foot base paths and a pitching distance of 46 feet.

Teams in this division may have the opportunity to participate in inter-league games with other local leagues, depending on scheduling and participation levels.

All teams advance to a single elimination tournament style playoffs at the end of the season.

Parents are strongly encouraged to become involved in this level of Baseball. After completing a Volunteer Application, passing a required background check, and attending a free certification program, parents may become involved in practices and be eligible as coaches, managers, umpires, and league board members.

Ballplayers ages 11–12 continue to build and refine their fundamental skills while developing a stronger understanding of game strategy, situational awareness, and teamwork. Players are introduced to leadoffs and stealing home at this level, with rules that gradually increase game pace and complexity while maintaining an emphasis on learning and development.

Rosters are typically composed of around 12 players, and 9 players are used in the field during each inning. Minimum play time requirements are in place so every player receives a fair opportunity to participate each game. The diamond uses 70-foot base paths and a pitching distance of 50 feet.

Teams in this division may have the opportunity to participate in inter-league games with other local leagues, depending on scheduling and participation levels.

All teams advance to a single elimination tournament style playoffs at the end of the season.

Parents are strongly encouraged to become involved in this level of Baseball. After completing a Volunteer Application, passing a required background check, and attending a free certification program, parents may become involved in practices and be eligible as coaches, managers, umpires, and league board members.

The 13–15 Baseball division is designed for ballplayers ages 13–15 who wish to continue their baseball experience beyond age 12. This is where players step onto a standard 90-foot diamond for the first time, playing under the Official Baseball Rules used by Major League Baseball.

As players progress through this division, the level of competition and game strategy increases; however, this remains a recreational division with an emphasis on skill development, teamwork, sportsmanship, and enjoyment of the game.

Rosters are typically composed of around 12–15 players, and 9 players are used in the field during each inning. Minimum play time requirements are in place so every player receives a fair opportunity to participate each game. The diamond uses 90-foot base paths and a pitching distance of 60 feet 6 inches.

Players in this division will compete against teams from other local leagues, and all teams advance to a single elimination tournament style playoffs at the end of the season.

Players in the 13–15 division often have the opportunity to play baseball for their high school, so the season schedule is structured to minimize conflicts with the high school baseball season.

The 16–19 division is the highest age level of youth baseball offered. Players in this division compete against teams from other local leagues in a more structured game environment.

While the level of competition increases at this age, this remains a recreational division with an emphasis on skill development, teamwork, sportsmanship, and enjoyment of the game.

Rosters are typically composed of around 12–15 players, and 9 players are used in the field during each inning. The diamond uses 90-foot base paths and a pitching distance of 60 feet 6 inches. This is a wood & bamboo bat only division. All teams advance to a single elimination tournament style playoffs at the end of the season.

Players in the 16–19 division often have the opportunity to play baseball for their high school, so the season schedule is structured to minimize conflicts with the high school baseball season.