Rookies (Minors coach pitch)

The Rookies division is the level after the Instructional levels. Rookies division focuses on skill development and teamwork. Players learn game basics such as the difference between force outs and tag outs. Children are given opportunities to try many different positions and learn that it is OK to make mistakes.

Rookies consists primarily of children ages 6, 7 and 8. Players will be assessed at the conditioning sessions on March 13 and March 20. The coaches will use that time to evaluate the girls for placement on teams.

Minors (Player pitch)

The Minors division is the level after Rookies. The Minors division continues the emphasis on skill development and teamwork while beginning to introduce more advanced baseball concepts like stealing bases, advancing on overthrows, bunting, outfield relays, and pitching and catching.

The Minors division consists primarily of children ages 9 and 10, along with some 8 year olds. Players will be assessed at the conditioning sessions on March 13 and March 20. The coaches will use that time to evaluate the girls for placement on teams.

Majors

The Majors division is the level after Minors. Majors continues the focus on skill development and teamwork. Players gain a familiarity with most aspects of the game and a general understanding of game situation.

Majors consists of children ages 11 and 12, along with some 10 years olds with advanced skills. Players will be assessed at the conditioning sessions on March 13 and March 20. The coaches will use that time to evaluate the girls for placement on teams.

For more information about divisions please contact Ken Johnson at [email protected]