Majors Division - PLAYER AGES 10, 11 & 12 YEARS OLD [Majors Division Rules]
Players will be chosen for Majors teams based on a draft held by the Majors Managers, the Majors Division Coordinator, and the Player Agent. No Little League 12 year old will play in a division below the Majors division unless a waiver is completed with the assistance of the Player Agent and approved. Titled players (returning Majors division players) will remain on the teams to which they were assigned the prior year.

All players except titled players must attend the Majors Player Evaluation Day to be considered for the Majors division draft. Little League age 11 And 12 years old must attend the Majors player evaluations. Little League age 10 years old have the option of attending either the Majors or Minors Player Evaluation Days but must attend the Majors player evaluations to be considered for the Majors division.

Expectations: The Majors division is competitive, and requires the highest level of commitment. All games will involve player pitching only. A scorekeeper keeps official scores and the League will maintain team standings.

Time Commitment: Players are expected to attend two weekly practices and two games a week (4 days total per week). There is also an end of the season tournament for all teams.

AAA (Triple-A) Division - PLAYER AGES 9, 10 & 11 YEARS OLD (12 years old with waiver) [AAA Division Rules]
Players will be chosen for AAA teams based on a draft held by the AAA Managers, the AAA Division Coordinator, and the Player Agent. No Little League 11 year old will play in a division below the AAA division unless a waiver is completed with the assistance of the Player Agent and approved. All 12 year old players that waiver down will be drafted into the AAA division.

All players must attend a Player Evaluation Day to be considered for the draft. Little League age 10 years old have the option of attending either the Majors or Minors Player Evaluation Days. Most 10 years old learn more and have a more enriching experience playing at the Minor Level.

Expectations: The AAA division is competitive division, and requires a high level of commitment. AAA teams play competitive baseball, but it is still technically an instructional league. All games will involve player pitching only. All players will bat and no player will sit on the bench a second inning before everyone else has sat once. A scorekeeper keeps official scores and the League will maintain team standings.

Time Commitment: Typically there are two practices during the week and one game during the week and one game on Saturday during the season (4 days total per week). There is also an end of the season tournament for all teams.

AA (Double-A) Division - PLAYER AGES 9 & 10 YEARS OLD (11 years old with waiver) [AA Division Rules]
Players will be chosen for AA teams based on a draft held by the AA Managers, the AA Division Coordinator, and the Player Agent. No Little League 10 year old will play in a division below the AA division unless a waiver is completed with the assistance of the Player Agent and approved. All 11 years old that waiver down will be drafted into the AA division.

All players must attend a Player Evaluation Day to be considered for the draft. Little League age 10 years old have the option of attending either the Majors or Minors Player Evaluation Days. Most 10 years old learn more and have a more enriching experience playing at the Minor Level.

Expectations: The AA division is a more competitive division than the A (Machine Pitch) division, but it is still considered an instructional league. The emphasis will be on developing fundamental baseball skills. All games will involve player pitching only. Players will rotate between the infield and outfield, all players will bat, and no player may sit on the bench more than one inning in a row.

Time Commitment: Generally there is one practice during the week and games on Saturday with some weekday games during the season (3 days total per week). There is also an end of the season tournament for all teams.