Shetland Division (5-6 year olds) is the introduction to competitive yet fun baseball, while continuing the steps of advancement in skills development.  Shetland players will hit off of a tee the first half of the season and then either coach pitch or a machine the second half.  This allows them to learn to hit a consistent pitched ball at a young age. Scores, playoffs and all-stars all begin at the Shetland Division. Its a great way for parents to learn to keep score as that is needed in the upper division later.  At this level, there is no real difference between baseball and softball so the Shetland Division is also recommended for 5-6 year old girls who plan to continue on into softball later or grows to love baseball!

Pinto Division (7-8 year olds).  Players play on 60 foot base paths and hit from a pitching machine the first half of the season and kid pitch the second half.  Bunting is not allowed.  Scores, standings and playoffs are included in this division.

Mustang-Division (9-10 year olds) marks the start of players playing “The COMPLETE Game” of baseball.  At this level, kids play on 60-foot base paths and pitch from 46 feet.  Holding runners, balks, leading off, base stealing and bunting are all part of the game.

Bronco Division (11-12 year olds) has players on 70-foot base paths and pitching from 50 feet.  They play the complete game of baseball under major league, PONY league and local league rules. 

Pony division has players on 80-foot base paths and pitching from 54 feet, bridging the gap from the younger divisions to high school baseball and making it very popular among players who wish to play in high school.