FOR SPRING SEASON ONLY:

AA: 
Double A ("AA") is our first kid-pitch league for 9-year-olds. The rules are modified to reflect the pitchers' inexperience. Games and practices are limited to three events per week. Events typically include two-weekday events and one Saturday event, but that may vary if events are rescheduled due to inclement weather. AA is played with a pitching distance of 46 feet and base paths of 60 feet (46/60).

AAA: 
Triple A ("AAA") is for 10, 11 and 12 year old players.  AAA games are usually played on the AAA Field and Field 14. AAA is divided into National and American Divisions. The season includes inter-divisional play and a Championship Game between the winners of each Division's playoffs. Games and practices are limited to three events per week. Events typically include two weekdays and one Saturday, which may vary if events are rescheduled due to inclement weather.  AAA is played with a pitching distance of 46 feet and base paths of 60 feet (46/60).

Major: 
The Major League is our highest and most competitive level of play. All 11- and 12-year-old players can try out for the Major League.  11- and 12-year-old players  not drafted into Major will be drafted into AAA.  Like AAA, the Major League is divided into National and American Divisions. The season includes inter-divisional play and a Championship Game between the winners of each Division's playoffs.  Three events per week are scheduled, however, Managers in the Major League have the option of calling an extra practice for a total of no more than 4 events per week.  Major League is played with a pitching distance of 50 feet and base paths of 70 feet (50/70).