Leagues are designed to allow each child to participate at their age and skill level. Mandatory playing rules are in effect to assure that all players present at the game must play. All-Star teams are chosen in minor, midget and junior leagues for state and association tournaments. In this group the ball is hit off a batting tee or pitched by the coach. Two leagues are offered as determined by age and skill level.
Emphasis is on the learning fundamentals and having fun.
Minor League Minor League is the second stage of instructional baseball for players ages 9 and 10. In this league players advance to the skills of pitching and hitting a pitched ball. Midget League Midget League is the third stage of instructional baseball for players 11 and 12 years old. New skills and strategies are introduced into the practices and games. High school rules are modified to adapt to this age group.