Tee Ball - The beginning of the journey in Foresthill Divide Little League! Players aged 4-6 will get to learn the basics of the sport in a fun and relaxed environment. Each player will get an opportunity to hit off the tee and advance a single base. There are no outs and no scores, just a lot of cheering and laughter! With only 1 practice a week and 1 game each week, Tee Ball is a wonderful way to meet new friends, get exercise, and begin to learn the incredible sport of baseball! 

Farm - This division is for players who are at least 6 years old, and have had a year of Tee Ball experience, but no older than 7 (unless board approved). In this division players are still learning the rules of the game, but unlike Tee Ball there are outs and coach pitch is introduced as opposed to working off a tee. Players will develop their throwing and batting skills as they work to gain more confidence with catching. 

This division is primarily for 8 and 9 year olds who have successfully demonstrated all of the Coach Pitch skills. This division is also for 10 year olds who were not drafted or ready for the AAA level.

At the AA level, all games will be player-pitch and will use a hard ball for all innings. Players will be introduced to concepts such as stealing bases and have opportunities to develop greater understanding of how to play various positions on the field. Teams will play with a continuous batting order.

The AA Division is a division of baseball where a higher level of game understanding and ability is taught. Competition as it relates to winning and losing is introduced at this level. Winning and losing remain secondary to the essential goal of teaching each player to embrace success or failure with grace and to learn from both. Primary goals are to give players as much experience and playing time as possible and encouragement of ongoing development for all players in all phases of the game. This important developmental division provides a relatively even but not necessarily equal distribution of playing time among players. AA includes player pitch, scoring and umpiring. By the end of the season players are expected to have refined their skills so they may successfully participate at the AAA level the following year. 

As with Coach Pitch, the primary objective is to ensure that each player has a positive experience with baseball and desires to play again the following year.

AAA (Minors) Baseball (Ages 9 -12*)

This division of Little League promotes a higher level of competition than "AA" and emphasizes more of the standard rules of Little League baseball. The focus in "AAA" remains on education, development and teamwork while encouraging a deeper understanding of the game and advancing skill development in order to prepare players for successful participation at the Majors level.

It is critical that the managers and coaches of this division provide sound training and good balance of playing time and position rotations for all players. Besides building upon the skills taught to them at the preceding levels, players should successfully understand the advanced rules of the AAA Division and developer finer baseball skills.

Majors Baseball (Ages 10-12*)

This division promotes competition to a higher degree as compared to the Minor League. Within this more competitive environment, the emphasis remains on improving baseball skills, building individual self-esteem, promoting team camaraderie and emphasizing fair play. The division is designed to be both the satisfying culmination of some players' Little League careers and to prepare other players for higher levels of play including advancement in Little League Tournament play and readiness to move up to play on the full 90 foot diamond.

Players should focus on refining their baseball skills with a strong emphasis on consistency. Often the difference between an average player and a good player is the ability to consistently execute the required skills.