T-Ball Baseball (Ages 4–6)
Primary Focus
Introduce players to the fundamentals of baseball while creating a fun, positive experience.
Responsibilities
- Conduct 1–2 practices per week.
- Teach basic throwing, catching, hitting, and base running.
- Ensure every player participates equally.
- Maintain a safe and encouraging environment.
- Communicate regularly with families.
- Organize team snack schedules if desired.
- Manage dugout behavior and sportsmanship.
- Set up and put away equipment before and after games.
- Promote teamwork, effort, and enjoyment over competition.
Rookies Baseball (Ages 6–7)
Primary Focus
Develop fundamental skills through coach-pitch play.
Responsibilities
- Conduct practices focused on skill development.
- Teach proper fielding and hitting mechanics.
- Introduce game situations and baseball rules.
- Ensure players receive opportunities at multiple positions.
- Encourage sportsmanship and teamwork.
- Communicate schedules and expectations to families.
- Manage game lineups and defensive rotations.
- Assist players in learning game awareness.
Farm Baseball (Ages 8–10)
Primary Focus
Transition players toward competitive baseball.
Responsibilities
- Conduct organized practices emphasizing fundamentals.
- Teach defensive positioning and situational baseball.
- Develop pitching and catching skills.
- Create balanced lineups while ensuring player development.
- Teach proper baseball etiquette and sportsmanship.
- Prepare players for advancement to higher divisions.
- Ensure an umpire is provided for every "home" game.
- Communicate with families regarding schedules and expectations.
- Monitor player safety and playing time requirements.
AAA Baseball (Ages 9–11)
Primary Focus
Refine skills and introduce more advanced game concepts.
Responsibilities
- Plan structured practices.
- Develop pitchers and catchers safely.
- Teach advanced base running and defensive strategies.
- Manage game situations and substitutions.
- Foster player confidence and accountability.
- Track pitch counts and player eligibility.
- Ensure an umpire is provided for every "home" game.
- Maintain compliance with Little League rules.
- Communicate regularly with players and families.
Majors Baseball (Ages 10–12)
Primary Focus
Prepare players for advanced competition and tournament play.
Responsibilities
- Conduct highly organized practices.
- Develop advanced baseball skills and situational awareness.
- Manage pitching staff and pitch counts.
- Ump for other Majors division games throughout the season.
- Teach leadership and accountability.
- Create competitive but development-focused game plans.
- Prepare interested players for All-Star opportunities.
- Promote sportsmanship and respect for umpires.
- Ensure compliance with Little League rules and policies.
Intermediate (50/70) Baseball (Ages 11–13)
Primary Focus
Prepare players for larger field dimensions and advanced play.
Responsibilities
- Teach leading, stealing, and advanced base running.
- Develop strategic understanding of the game.
- Manage player development and safety.
- Prepare players for Juniors and higher levels.
- Conduct structured practices focused on skill refinement.
- Track pitching eligibility and player availability.
Juniors Baseball (Ages 13–14)
Primary Focus
Prepare players for high school baseball.
Responsibilities
- Develop advanced baseball skills.
- Teach game strategy and leadership.
- Conduct efficient, player-led practices when appropriate.
- Manage pitching workloads safely.
- Promote accountability and self-discipline.
- Encourage player ownership of preparation and effort.
- Ensure an umpire is provided for every home game.
- Maintain communication with players and families
Seniors Baseball (Ages 13–16)
Primary Focus
Prepare players for high school baseball through advanced skill development, competition, and leadership opportunities.
Responsibilities
- Conduct organized practices focused on advanced baseball skills.
- Teach game strategy, situational awareness, and player accountability.
- Develop pitching, catching, hitting, and defensive fundamentals at a higher level.
- Promote leadership, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
- Manage player development while maintaining a competitive environment.
- Communicate schedules, expectations, and team information with players and families.
- Encourage player responsibility and preparation.
- Prepare players for high school and higher levels of baseball.