Tee Ball - Little League Baseball

Season Dates: February - May

Standard Tee Ball gameplay. Games on Saturdays ONLY. Games are 2-3 innings (or 1 hour max), all kids play the field and every kid bats each inning. No outs.

Focus is on enjoying playing baseball, and getting kids comfortable with basic understanding of game rules & play.

We strive to keep TBall teams to only 7-9 kids total. Keeping roster sizes smaller in TBall allows more individual attention during practices, but also keeps the players very engaged during games. However, in order to do this, we need as many Volunteer Managers as possible. Please volunteer during your registration process. Managing a team is relatively easy, and is a great way to give back to the community, while experiencing the joys of your child improving in the game alongside their teammates.

Rookie Coach Pitch - Little League Baseball

Season Dates: February - May

Games on Saturdays ONLY. Games are 2-3 innings, all kids play the field and every kid bats each inning. Outs are played in Rookie division. After 3 outs, bases are cleared & batting team continues until all players bat. Coaches pitch from a knee about 35' away from the batter, goal is to mimic a pitch coming from a kid.

Focus is on enjoying playing baseball, getting kids comfortable with hitting a moving ball, teaching the basics of playing defense & further understanding of game rules & play.

We strive to keep Rookie teams to only 7-9 kids total. Keeping roster sizes smaller in Rookie and TBall divisions allow more individual attention during practices, but also keeps the players very engaged during games. However, in order to do this, we need as many Volunteer Managers as possible. Please volunteer during your registration process. Managing a team is relatively easy, and is a great way to give back to the community, while experiencing the joys of your child improving in the game alongside their teammates. In addition, practice schedules are based on Manager availabilities and preference for day & time.

Minor - Player Pitch - Little League Baseball

Competitive Division w/End of Season Elimination Tournament

Season Dates: February - June

*10U All Stars: June - July (Select league age 9 & 10 year olds may be invited to participate in NTLL All Stars)

Farm, Minor & Major divisions are our coined our competitive divisions - however, during our regular season games, we strive in all divisions to ensure players of all ability are given the opportunity to play all positions & bat during every game with a continuous lineup. Two games per week are played with most teams playing on Saturdays and one weeknight evening. These divisions are considered "competitive" because each will have end of season tournaments in April/May.

*NTLL Minor Champion continues playing into early June, via Little League District 27's Tournament of Champions - traditionally held early June. Each District 27 League's Minor Champion plays in a single elimination tournament to crown the Champion of League Champions.

For those players elected to All Stars (12 & under (12U), 11U and 10U), All Star season traditionally runs June & July. Players selected to All Stars MUST be available for majority of practices & ALL games for the entire duration of their designated NTLL team's participation in the Little League all star tournaments.

In order to do this, we need as many Volunteer Managers as possible. Please volunteer during your registration process. Managing a team is relatively easy, and is a great way to give back to the community, while experiencing the joys of your child improving in the game alongside their teammates. In addition, practice schedules are based on Manager availabilities and preference for day & time.

Major - Little League Baseball

Competitive Division w/End of Season Elimination Tournament

Season Dates: February - May*

Select league age 11-12 year olds may be invited to participate in NTLL All Stars

12U All Stars: June - August**

11U All Stars: June - July

Farm, Minor & Major divisions are our coined our competitive divisions - however, during our regular season games, we strive in all divisions to ensure players of all ability are given the opportunity to play all positions & bat during every game with a continuous lineup. Two games per week are played with most teams playing on Saturdays and one weeknight evening. These divisions are considered "competitive" because each will have end of season tournaments in April/May.

*NTLL Major Champion continues playing into early June, via Little League District 27's Tournament of Champions - traditionally held early June. Each District 27 League's Major Champion plays in a single elimination tournament to crown the Champion of League Champions.

**For those players elected to All Stars (12 & under (12U), 11U and 10U) , All Stars season traditionally runs June & July, with 12U teams having the opportunity to win their way to play in the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA (mid/late August 2026). Players selected to All Stars MUST be available for majority of practices & ALL games for the entire duration of NTLL teams participation in the Little League tournaments.

In order to do this, we need as many Volunteer Managers as possible. Please volunteer during your registration process. Managing a team is relatively easy, and is a great way to give back to the community, while experiencing the joys of your child improving in the game alongside their teammates. In addition, practice schedules are based on Manager availabilities and preference for day & time.

Farm - Kid Pitch - Little League Baseball

Competitive Division w/End of Season Elimination Tournament

Season Dates: February - June (Select league age 8 year olds may be invited to play Farm All Stars, which plays games in June)

Farm is the first year Players begin to pitch in games. Two games per week are played with most teams playing on Saturdays and one weeknight evening. Teams focus on teaching kids how to pitch & hit from a kid pitched ball. Pitchers pitch from 40', versus the farther 46' of older divisions. The early portion of the season, Farm does not play with walks. Should a pitcher throw 4 balls, the coach for the batting team comes to the mound to pitch from one knee to finish the at bat. Should the batter have 1 strike on them at the time of receiving the 4th ball, then batter has 1 strike when their coach begins to pitch to them. There is the potential for coach pitch strikeouts.

About halfway through the regular season, games shift to full baseball - with walks (no more coach pitch).

Farm, Minor & Major divisions are our coined our competitive divisions - however, during our regular season games, we strive in all divisions to ensure players of all ability are given the opportunity to play all positions & bat during every game with a continuous lineup. These divisions are considered "competitive" because each will have end of season tournaments in April/May.

In order to do this, we need as many Volunteer Managers as possible. Please volunteer during your registration process. Managing a team is relatively easy, and is a great way to give back to the community, while experiencing the joys of your child improving in the game alongside their teammates. In addition, practice schedules are based on Manager availabilities and preference for day & time.