TEE BALL: Tee Ball is an introduction to baseball for players ages 4–5, focusing on fun, basic skill development, and staying active to help build an early love for the game. Parent involvement is an essential part of the program’s success. This division meets on Sunday mornings in the spring.
FARM: The Farm division is designed for players ages 6–7 and emphasizes key baseball skills such as hitting, fielding, pitching, and teamwork. Live pitching is introduced in a controlled, supportive way by coaches. The focus is on learning and participation rather than competition, helping players gain confidence and prepare for higher levels. Farm meets on Sunday mornings in the spring.
MINORS: Minor League is for players ages 7–9 and introduces more competitive baseball with players pitching, while still prioritizing skill-building and learning the game. The spring season runs from late March through mid-June and includes practices and games on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Games last six innings or two hours, whichever comes first.
MAJORS: Majors is the most competitive level of play for ages 10–12, building on advanced skills and game awareness. The spring season runs from late March through mid-June, with practices and games held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. Games last six innings or two hours, whichever comes first.