The Age Determination Date for a baseball player is the actual age of a child on August 31 of the current year. 2026 Baseball Age Chart. Girls registered in the baseball divisions below will use the baseball age chart to determine league age.

To calculate your athletes 2026 League Age, refer to this calculator: 2026 Little League Age Calculator

Provides fundamentals of the game and introduces players to the concept of team play. Batting is off a Tee and soft safety balls are used. Scores are not recorded, and teams switch offense and defense after everyone bats. There will be at least 10 games played on weekdays and/or Saturdays, and generally 1 practice during the week. Coaches request practice times and days, but requested times are not guaranteed. Practices/games get priority for earlier games and Pee-wee field use.

 

 

Regulation hardballs are used with live pitching and umpires calling Balls & strikes and outs. Kids move up on field size and stealing bases is allowed. This is the entry into competitive, scored baseball with increased emphasis on basic skills, situation decision making, and teamwork. Umpires, scorekeeping & pitch counts are introduced. All players must attend Player Evaluation, and a draft system is used to form teams. There will be a minimum of 12 games scheduled, which will be played during the week and on Saturdays. Games will be played at Abrams Field, RORC and within the district.

 

Advanced, competitive play with more consistent pitching. Emphasis improving the skills learned at previous levels. Situational concepts and strategy become a more involved part of the game. Scorekeeping, pitch counts, game scores, and standings are kept. All players must attend Player Evaluation, and a draft system is used to form teams. There will be a minimum of 12 games scheduled, which will be played during the week and on Saturdays. Games will be played at Abrams Field, RORC and within the district.

 

Primarily for 13-year-olds as a transition to the regulation size field. All games will be played on a 50' mound and 70' bases (50/70). The Intermediate division is also open to 11 & 12-year-olds wanting to experience a more competitive style of baseball using regulation baseball rules such as leading off and balks. All players must attend Player Evaluation, and a draft system will be used to form teams. If there are not enough players signed up to form teams, we will need to reorganize 11- & 12-year-olds and/or join players with another league for the 13-year-olds. Games will be played at RORC and within the district. Games will be played during the week and on Saturdays.

 

Advanced, competitive play on larger field. Players add higher skill and strategy to their game. Defensive situations and decision making, base running, bunting, and game strategy become a critical part of the game. Lead offs are allowed starting at this level. All players must attend Player Evaluation. Games will be played at Abrams, RORC and within the district. There will be a minimum of 12 games which will be played during the week and on Saturdays.