LEVEL OF PLAY: This subdivision of farm baseball is for Spring players 7-8 years of age. Majority of players are in 2nd grade. This division is for the player who wants a more competitive experience. The player should have a good grasp of how to put a player out. They should be able to accurately throw the ball most of the time. They should be able to get the glove up and in position as the ball is thrown to them.  They should also feel comfortable being in the batter’s box and facing live pitching from a coach. This level will start to introduce player pitching.  Coaches pitch the first 2 innings and kids pitch the last 2-4innings. 9 year olds who want to remain in Farm AA must register for Minors and will then need approval from league to play down.

LEVEL OF PLAY: This division is for Spring players ages 9-10 (mostly 3rd and 4th graders) who are ready for a faster paced game that includes live pitching from players, stealing, and bunting.  Players should feel comfortable attempting to catch the ball. They should be able to throw accurately most of the time. They do not necessarily need to be able to make the throw on a line from 3rd to 1st. They should also feel comfortable attempting to catch a fly ball. They should feel comfortable in the batters box and have a good grasp of what is a ball and what is a strike. The players should all understand how to make outs.

LEVELS OF PLAY: This division is for players ages 11-12 (mostly 5th and 6th graders). Players in this division should have spent at least one productive season in minors before considering this level. This is a much faster paced level than minors. The pitching is more refined with many throwers able to deliver off-speed and breaking pitches in addition to locating their fastball. Hitters should feel very comfortable seeing the ball out of the pitchers hand and be able to make contact most of the time.