Tee-ball does NOT need to attend assessments.

NOTE:  Friend and manager requests are accepted for T-Ball division. The player agents will do their best to honor requests, but they are not guaranteed.

Experienced and skilled 5-year-olds, returning 6-year-olds and some beginner 7 year olds should register for Rookies. In the Rookies division, the coaches start the season with coach pitch then halfway through the season they use a pitching machine to provide consistent pitches, enabling players to develop proper hitting mechanics. If a player is unable to put the ball in play after 5 good pitches from the machine or coach, the player will hit from a batting tee. Rookies uses the same softer ball which is used in T-Ball. 

Rookie does NOT need to attend assessments. (**Should a League Age 6 year old want to be considered for Farm, they must contact the player agent and attend assessments.)

NOTE:  Friend and manager requests are accepted for Rookie division. The player agents will do their best to honor requests, but they are not guaranteed.

The Farm division is for predominantly 7- and 8-year-old ballplayers, advanced and highly-skilled 6-year-olds and beginner 9-year-olds. Players in the Farm division are required to attend assessments and are placed on teams based on results from the assessments, manager input and attempts at making teams fair and balanced. The Farm division uses a pitching machine for all games. The only exception is two innings of kid pitch in the last two innings of games toward the end of the season. All divisions from Farm to Intermediate have a postseason single-elimination Championship Tournament, culminating in a Championship Game. For more skilled 7- and 8-year olds there is the opportunity to be chosen to play in the Little Stars tournament that takes place after the regular season. 

All players MUST attend at least one assessment

NOTE: Friend and manager requests are considered at the Farm level. These are requests only and are not guaranteed due to the team formation procedure that includes making teams balanced and fair.

The Minor division is for 9 and 10-year olds, and some 8 and 11-year olds. However, a child’s skill, not age, is the ultimate factor in deciding which division the 11-year old child is selected to, since 11-year olds can also play in the Intermediate division. In the Minor division, the players pitch to the opposite team and stealing bases is allowed.

All players MUST attend at least one assessment.

Due to the draft procedure, friend and manager requests are not honored at the Minor level and above.

Minor Division competes for the post-season CHLL Championship and District 32’s Tournament of Champions. In addition, players in this division may also be considered for an All-Star team to represent CHLL in the district Little League All Star Tournaments.

The Intermediate Division is a step up in field size from 46' pitching and 60' bases to 50' and 70'. Intermediate division placement is based upon a draft. Each Intermediate team is made up of 11-, 12- and 13-year-olds with rules that are closer to conventional baseball, such as leading off bases, pickoff attempts, etc.

All players MUST attend at least one assessment.

Due to the draft procedure, friend and manager requests are not honored in this division.

CHLL Intermediate Division competes for the post-season CHLL Championship and District 32’s Tournament of Champions. In addition, players in this division may also be considered for an All-Star team to represent CHLL in the district Little League All Star Tournaments.

This division is for players league age 13 to 15 who want to continue their little league experience. The division plays on a larger field with 60' pitching distance and 90' base paths (the same size as high school and beyond) and utilize full baseball rules. Due to lower numbers of players in this division, there is interleague play with our teams of our district and travel.  

All players MUST attend at least one assessment.

Due to the draft procedure, friend and manager requests are not honored in this division.

CHLL Junior Division competes for the post-season CHLL Championship and District 32’s Tournament of Champions.