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AAA OVERVIEW
AAA is the first program level that is 100% kid-pitch and includes players ages 8, 9 and 10.
AAA is an INSTRUCTIONAL division that intends to be inclusive and build a strong skills foundation in anticipation of introducing competition in our year end tournament and in subsequent baseball divisions.
Teams typically have 12-13 players and the teams are organized by draft.
AAA is predominately 9 with select 8 and 10-year-olds.
Teams meet two to four times per week (a meeting is a practice or a game).
There are approximately 16 games in a season.
Practice starts in early March and games start in late March / early April.
Games are 6 innings in length with three outs per inning.
Players pitch a reduced impact force (RIF) baseball. Base stealing is allowed.
Score and standings are kept.
COAST BASEBALL
Coast baseball is an introduction to competitive baseball but still maintains an instructional focus.
Coast teams typically have 12-13 players and the teams are organized by draft.
Coast is geared towards 10 and 11-year-olds.
Teams meet two to four times per week (a meeting is a practice or a game).
There are approximately 18-20 games in a season.
Practice starts in early March and games start in late March / early April.
Games are 6 innings in length with three outs per inning.
Players pitch regulation Little League baseballs.
Base stealing is allowed (once the ball crosses the plate).
Score and standings are kept.
MAJORS BASEBALL
Majors baseball is the first fully competitive program in Little League.
Majors teams typically have 12-13 players and the teams are organized by draft.
Majors is geared towards 11 and 12-year-olds.
Teams meet two to four times per week (a meeting is a practice or a game).
There are approximately 22 games in a season.
Practice starts in March and games start in April.
Games are 6 innings in length with three outs per inning
Players pitch regulation Little League baseballs.
Base stealing is allowed.
Score and standings are kept.
INTERMEDIATE, JUNIORS, & SENIORS OVERVIEW
These levels typically have 12-14 players, and may include players from other area Little Leagues.
There are no evaluations for these divisions.
Targeted at 13 and 16-year-olds.
Intermediates - 13
Juniors - 14
Seniors - 15 & 16
Teams meet two to four times per week (a meeting is a practice or a game).
Games are played against other District 9 teams.
There are about 20 games in a season.
Practice starts in early March and games start in late March or early April.
Games are 7 innings in length.
This is players first opportunity to play on full size fields with more traditional baseball rules.
Scores are kept and players have the opportunity to possibly continue playing as All-Stars in post season tournaments.