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T-Ball (4)
T-Ball (4) is strictly for 4 year olds. A soft baseball is hit off a batting tee with everyone getting a chance to bat each inning. Focus being on learning the fundamentals of hitting and fielding with basic baseball instruction. No more than 3 innings of play. No more than 60 minutes per game. Practice well be held once a week and all games will be held on Saturdays.

T-Ball (5)
Tee Ball (5) is for 5 and 6 year old boys and girls with no T-ball experience or not ready to move up to coach pitch. A soft baseball is hit off a batting tee with everyone getting a chance to bat each inning. Focus being on learning the fundamentals of hitting, baserunning and fielding with basic baseball instruction. No more than 3 innings of play. No more than 90 minutes per game.

AA Minors - Coach Pitch
This division is an instructional league for boys and girls ages 6, 7 & 8 who have advanced from the Tee-Ball level. Players hit from a coaches pitch. The first 4 inning are coach pitch with the last 2 inning being kid pitch. Scores are kept only to limit scoring to a 5-run-per-inning rule, there is no win-loss record for any team. 5 and 6 year olds must have a year experience at the T-Ball level in order to play in this division.

AAA Minors- Baseball
This division is an instructional league for all 9 years olds and 10-11 year olds. Players will work on developing their skills to prepare for the major league level. Players pitch and play by normal baseball rules with a few adjustments made for their safety and instruction. This is where major leaguers are developed. Also, if a child is unable to try out for the majors they will be placed in Triple (A). Children who are 9-11 years-old are eligible to be "pulled up" to the Majors if a Major League team loses a player. PLayers in this division are eligable for selection to the CTR all-stars teams.

Major League Baseball
This is the top for the 10-12 year-olds. Kids can make the All-Star teams and they get the opportunity to show they are good enough to go to Williamsport, PA for the Little League World Series! 60-foot basepaths (the distance between the bases). Competition is fierce, but friendly. Don't let the size of our league fool you either, just a few years ago, our 11-12 year-old All Stars won the West Virginia State Championship!

Junior League Baseball
The Junior League Baseball Division is a program for boys and girls ages 13-14, using a conventional 90-foot diamond with a pitching distance of 60 feet, 6 inches.

Senior League Baseball
The Senior League Baseball Division is 15-16 years olds, using a conventional 90-foot diamond with a pitching distance of 60 feet, 6 inches.

Big League Baseball
The Big League Baseball Division is 17-18 years olds. The season starts after the High School season concludes.

Girls Minor League Softball
For girls who are 7-11 years old with less softball experience. Girls who are league ages 5 & 6 for the current season and have played a year in
Tee Ball will be moved up to a Single (A) Machine Pitch.


Girls Major League Softball
For girls who are 8-12 years old with previous softball experience. This is a competitive division and is played in an inter-league format with other D6 teams.

Girls Junior League Softball
For girls league age 13 to 14. Girls will try out and be drafted by managers and coaches.




 
 

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