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5U
Ages 5 and under
The 5u division is designed for children 3-5 years of age. This league introduces very basic concepts of baseball. The participants in this division hit off a tee. Teams usually practice once or twice per week throughout the month of March. The season will begin around the first or second week of April. Once the season begins, it is the preference of the coach whether or not they will hold practices during the season. The 4u division will play one game per week, typically on Friday evening. This division will typically play a 10 game schedule. This is a fun league that all will enjoy!
In order for your child to be prepared for this league, they need a glove, cleats, and a batting helmet. You may purchase a bat for your child, but it is not required.
7U
Ages 6 and 7
7u Baseball League Information
The 7u division is designed for children 6-7 years of age. This league introduces very basic concepts of baseball. The participants will learn to hit a pitch from the coach, but the tee is still used for those who need it. Teams usually practice twice per week during the month of March. The season will begin around the first or second week of April. The 6u division will play two games per week. One game will be played during the week, and the second game of the week will be played on a Saturday. They will typically play a 12-14 game schedule (depending on the number of teams).
In order for your child to be prepared for this league, they need a glove, cleats, and a batting helmet. You may purchase a bat for your child, but it is not required.
9U
Ages 8 and 9
9u Baseball League Information
The 9u division is designed for children 7-9 years of age. This league builds on the skills your child has learned in 6u. The division is coach pitch. Teams usually practice twice per week during the month of March. The season will begin around the first or second week of April. The 9u division will play two games per week. One game will be played during the week, and the second game of the week will be played on a Saturday. They will typically play a 12-14 game schedule (depending on the number of teams).
*If you have a 9-year-old and you think that they are ready for kid pitch, they may play 12u. Before the decision is made, your child will also need to come to the 12u evaluations. This will allow the directors to determine if your child is ready to move on to kid pitch.
In 9u the children are placed on a team through a draft. There will be an evaluation date in late February where all of the coaches will assess your child’s skill level. Your child will hit some pitches, catch ground balls and fly balls during the evaluation. It is a very quick process. Please express to your child that this is a very informal evaluation and they should not be “uptight” about evaluations. Every child will be placed on a team.
In order for your child to be prepared for this league, they need a glove, cleats, and a batting helmet. You may purchase a bat for your child, but it is not required.
12U
Ages 10-12
12u Baseball League Information
The 12u division is designed for children 11-12 years of age. This league builds on the skills your child has learned in 10u. The division is kid pitch. Teams usually practice twice per week during the month of March. The season will begin around the first or second week of April. The 12u division will play two games per week. One game will be played during the week, and the second game of the week will be played on a Saturday. They will typically play a 12-14 game schedule (depending on the number of teams).
In 12u the children are placed on a team through a draft. There will be an evaluation date in late February where all of the coaches will assess your child’s skill level. Your child will hit some pitches, catch ground balls and fly balls during the evaluation. It is a very quick process. Please express to your child that this is a very informal evaluation and they should not be “uptight” about evaluations. Every child will be placed on a team.
In order for your child to be prepared for this league, they need a glove, cleats, and a batting helmet. You may purchase a bat for your child, but it is not required.