The Tee-ball division is a basic introduction to baseball with a goal in mind to generate and/or gauge interest in preschool aged children. This is an instructional division where players hit off a tee rather than hit a pitched ball using a soft t-ball ball. Players are taught the fundamentals of baseball such that they are exposed to playing positions and are taught throwing, catching, batting, defensive ready position and running the bases.

The IR division provides a transition from Tee-ball to Coach Pitch wherein the players learn to hit a baseball pitched from a coach pitcher. The games will be played using a soft t-ball and a tee will be used as needed. Players are taught the fundamentals of baseball such that they are exposed to playing positions and are taught throwing, catching, batting, defensive ready position and running the bases.

The Rookie division is an instructional division where players continue to improve upon on hitting baseballs pitched by a coach pitcher, and fielding a batted ball. At this level, players improve their fundamental skills, sportsmanship, and teamwork. Players are taught the fundamentals of baseball such that they are exposed to playing positions and are taught throwing, catching, batting, defensive ready position and running the bases. Adult coaches from each team are used to pitch regulation baseballs to their own team.

Players continue to refine their skills and compete at a higher level and on a full-size baseball diamond (60'6" pitching distance with 90' bases). Players are allowed to take leads and pitchers are taught how to pitch from the “stretch” position and hold runners on base. Teams compete against other teams in the District 16 League.

Players continue to refine their skills and compete at a higher level and on a full-size baseball diamond (60'6" pitching distance with 90' bases). Games tend to be against teams from other local Little League Programs.