BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President: Jeff Powell
VP of Baseball:  Justin Frazier - [email protected]
VP of Softball: James Money -  [email protected]
Treasurer:  Bryan Bowles
Secretary:                         Paige Frazier
Fundraising:                    Katie Neal
Asst. Baseball VP:       Jeremy Neal
Player Agent:                Danny Mitchell
Teeball DM: Open



Baseball Division Information

Little League International Divisions 

Age determination calculator 

Baseball is ages 7 to 16; Players 5- and 6-years of age who have completed two seasons of tee ball can “play up” for player development.  See below for a breakdown of current divisions. 

Ages overlap in several divisions of play.  All players (7-16 yrs old) should attend evaluations so coaches can assess skill level.  Players will be drafted in each Division (MP, Minor, Major and Senior).

Tee Ball
Often, a family’s first introduction to Little League® is in the Tee Ball program. Tee Ball is the entry level division for players, ages 4-6. The experience is grounded in fun, fitness, and fundamentals while also being a key to growing a child’s love for the game.

Coach Pitch (CP)
Ages (5-8).  5 yr. old players must complete at least 2 seasons of Tee ball and have the option to “play up”.  The goal of CP is to help young players transition from tee ball into a more advanced program where they'll start to refine their hitting, fielding, throwing, and strategic skills while also learning the rules of the game of baseball.  
-Basic Information:  An Adult Pitcher will deliver the ball via an overhand throwing to a batter. The batter is given 5 balls or 3 swinging strikes. Bases are at 60ft.  

Minor (Player Pitch)
Ages 8-10:  Kids pitch in this division, with a 60-foot diamond and 46 feet pitching distance.   Little League International Pitching Rules apply for player safety.   NOTE:  Advanced 8-year-olds can choose to “play up” for player development.  

Major League Division Baseball
Ages 9-12:  Kids pitch in this division, with 60-foot diamond and 46 feet pitching distance.  Little League International Pitching Rules apply for player safety.   Advanced 9-year-olds can choose to “play up” for player development.

Teenage Baseball (Jr/Sr Baseball)
Ages 13 -16: using a conventional 90-foot diamond with a pitching distance of 60 feet.
Advanced 12 year old players can choose to "play up" for player development


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