Children league age 4 to 5 typically play Beginners Quickball. New players of league age 6 may find this to be a good fit as well. Quickball is a faster game appropriate for players of this age group. Young players must be able to follow directions and be willing to participate.  This is a training ground for our youngest players. For more info, see this presentation. Coed.

Instructional league aiming to bridge the gap between Quickball level 2 and AAA. Players at this level are beginning to make plays in the field, and can safely handle a ball thrown at face level (or deflect if not yet catching). The player successfully puts the ball in play in most coach-pitch at bats. Sluggers games will be comprised of six 3-out innings, use a soft-core baseball, and feature coach pitching. Emphasis is player safety and development. Sluggers is open to both boys and girls but 7-8 year-old girls may consider transitioning to our softball program. For players who were enrolled in the Rookies division in 2023, we recommend playing Sluggers in 2024 (or “A” softball). 7 year-olds who have played two years of Quickball are also encouraged to play Sluggers. More advanced 8 year-olds may consider AAA Baseball or AA Softball. Coed.

Players participate in player assessments and, depending on their fielding and batting abilities, are drafted to play in the Minors or Majors division. Based on ability, players ages 10 and under may be placed at the AAA level for further player development and playing time. Player assessments are only used to equalize the formation of teams and not to determine whether a player plays in the league or not.

Intermediate / Juniors provide an alternate playing experience versus more expensive select ball options. Play is more relaxed than select ball, but teams still play for league championships and field all-star teams. Intermediates take place on fields with 70' base paths, Juniors play 90'.