LBTB is our beginning level of T-Ball.  Players will participate in a weekly clinic to teach basic baseball skills (throwing, hitting & Fielding) immediately followed by a 2-inning game where everyone bats.   The clinic/game sessions will take place on Saturday mornings/early afternoons from early May until late June.    

KTB is our second level of T-Ball.  Players will participate in one weekly practice which lasts one our and one weekly game of approximately 90 minutes.  Practices will take place on Tues, Wed or Thursday evenings.  Games are scheduled on Saturday mornings/early afternoons.  Teams are scheduled for eight games beginning in May and ending in late June.  

Coach Pitch 1 (CP1) is our entry level division for baseball.  Players will be pitched to by their volunteer coaches and play in the field without the assistance of coaches. Players will participate in approximately 10-12 pre-season practices from the end of March until he end of April.  Teams will be scheduled for 12 regular season games beginning at the end of April, followed by a double-elimination tournament.  The season will conclude before the July 4th weekend.

Coach Pitch 2 (CP2) is our second level division for baseball.  Players will throw 4 pitches per batter with the volunteer coach completing the at-bat if necessary.  Players will play in the field without the assistance of coaches. Players will participate in approximately 10-12 pre-season practices from the end of March until the end of April.  Teams will be scheduled for 12 regular season games beginning at the end of April, followed by a double-elimination tournament.  The season will conclude before the July 4th weekend.

Minors  (AAA) is our first live baseball division.  Players will do all of the pitching, hitting and fielding without any assistance from their volunteer coaches on the field during games.  This division adheres to regular baseball rules with the exception on limits on stealing home and there are no lead offs for base runners per Little League guidelines.  Additionally, there is no "Dropped Third Strike Rule" and the throw from the catcher back to the pitcher is not a live ball.   

Players will participate in approximately 10-12 pre-season practices from the end of March until the end of April.  Teams will be scheduled for 12 regular season games beginning at the end of April, followed by a double-elimination tournament.  The season will conclude before the July 4th weekend.

Majors  (MLB) is live baseball.  Players will do all of the pitching, hitting and fielding without any assistance from their volunteer coaches on the field during games.  This division adheres to regular baseball rules with the exception on limits on stealing home and there are no lead offs for base runners per Little League guidelines. 

Players will participate in approximately 10-12 pre-season practices from the end of March until the end of April.  Teams will be scheduled for 12 regular season games beginning at the end of April, followed by a double-elimination tournament.  The season will conclude before the July 4th weekend.