
Baseball Divisions
The below are approximate age ranges. The registration system will automatically provide available divisions based on your player's birthday.
Please use the Little League Age Determination calculator to see what League Age your player is.
Baseball league ages have a birthday cut-off of August 31, before it goes to the next division.
T-Ball (4-5)
This is typically the first year for players to be out on a field. Players focus on baseball fundamentals, fun, and they bat off of a tee. No score is kept. No player assessments.
A (5-6)
AA (6-7)
The last division with coach pitch, meant to help introduce fundamentals of fielding and hitting the ball. Developmental division with coach pitch for first half, and player pitch the remainder of the season. No player assessments.
AAA (8-10)
Still developmental, changes from AA are: players pitch all season, players must attend scheduled assessment(s), and teams are formed by draft.
Majors (10-12)
Players must attend scheduled assessment(s) and teams are formed by a draft. Teams play against other ACLL teams as well as teams from local leagues.
Intermediate 50/70 (12-13)
With 50' from the pitching mound to home, and 70' between bases, this division is a bridge between Majors and Juniors, allowing players to play on a field slightly larger than Majors, and smaller than Juniors. Players must attend scheduled assessment(s) and teams are formed by draft. Teams play against other ACLL teams as well as teams from local leagues.
Juniors (13-14)
Juniors play on a full-size field, with 60' from the pitching mound to home base, and 90' between bases. Players must attend scheduled assessment(s) and teams are formed by draft. Teams play against other ACLL teams as well as teams from local leagues.