Divisions | Age Charts

The T-Ball Division is designed for 4 year olds who are playing baseball for the first time and/or who would benefit from another year playing T- Ball.  This is a fun Division that introduces the basic fundamentals of baseball such as hitting, throwing, catching, running and fielding.  We also highlight the values of teamwork and respect for others.

Our goal is to have 7 to 8 players per team in order to provide the best level of instruction.  Teams will have two on-field sessions per week made up of either practices or games.  You can expect to have about 12 games per season.  There will also be a year-end Jamboree at the end of the Regular Season.

Players will supply their own baseball glove, batting helmet (properly fit, CSA approved, labeled) and groin protection.  They should wear comfortable pants (no shorts) and closed-toe shoes (no sandals).  For the safety of your player, any child wearing shorts or sandals will not be able to participate.  A jersey and ball cap will be supplied by North Regina, which you will keep at the end of the season.

Parent involvement is key at this age.  Coaches may need your help to run a drill at practice, keep players in line for batting, assist in the outfield during a game or perhaps even running a player to the bathroom.  Every coach approaches this differently, but please be prepared to help if called upon.

The Junior Rookie Division is an entry-level Division with emphasis on learning to participate in a structured and organized environment.

Teams will have two on-field sessions her week made up of either practices or games.  You can expect to have about 12 games per season.  There will also be a year-end Jamboree at the end of the Regular Season.

To keep every player active, coaches will use 6 in-fielders and the rest of the players will be taken to practice in a different part of the field.  Coaches will rotate players through the positions and in and out of the game.  Here are some of the rules that help make Junior Rookie fun and engaging for players:

• A soft baseball is used for Junior Rookie.
• 40-minute time limit per game
• Each batter gets 6 pitches to hit the ball. If player does not hit the ball after 6 pitches, the coach will bring out the tee and allow the player 2 swings. If player does not put the ball in play, they are out.
• The inning is over after 3 outs OR a maximum of 4 runs are scored.

Players will supply their own baseball glove, batting helmet (properly fit, CSA approved, labeled) and groin protection.  They should wear comfortable pants (no shorts) and closed-toe shoes (no sandals).  For the safety of your player, any child wearing shorts or sandals will not be able to participate.  A jersey and ball cap will be supplied by North Regina, which you will keep at the end of the season.

The Senior Rookie Division is slightly more advanced and places greater emphasis on skill development.  In Senior Rookie, there are 2 Tiers:

AA  – This Tier is for players who are just beginning baseball and are working on fundamentals.

AAA – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills and are ready for greater competition.

All players will be evaluated to determine which Tier they will play in.  Based on evaluation ratings, teams will be drafted by the coaches.

Teams will play 12 games during the regular season.  In addition to games, all teams will participate in play-offs.  Here are some of the rules for Senior Rookie:

• A soft baseball is used for Senior Rookie.
• AA is machine pitch to start the season and they will progress to player pitch.
• AAA is player pitch.
• When in the field, teams will use 9 fielders but all players on the roster will bat.
• The inning is over after 3 outs OR a maximum of 4 runs are scored.
• There are no walks.  If a player reaches 4 balls before they reach 3 strikes, the coach will come in to pitch until that player either hits the ball or strikes out.
• Stealing first, second or third base is allowed on a passed ball.  Stealing home is not allowed.

The Minor Division is divided into 3 Tiers:

A – This Tier is for players new to baseball or for existing players who require more experience with baseball fundamentals.

AA  – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills.

AAA – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills and are ready for greater competition.

All players will be evaluated to determine which Tier they will play in.  Based on evaluation ratings, teams will be drafted by the coaches.

Teams will play 12 games during the regular season.  In addition to games, all teams will participate in play-offs.  Here are some of the rules for Minor:

• A hard baseball is used for Minor.
• Games are played on a 60-foot diamond with pitching distance set at 46 feet for AAA and 42 feet for AA.
• When in the field, teams will use 9 fielders but all players on the roster will bat.

The Major Division is divided into 3 Tiers:

A – This Tier is for players new to baseball or for existing players who require more experience with baseball fundamentals.

AA  – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills.

AAA – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills and are ready for greater competition.

All players will be evaluated to determine which Tier they will play in.  Based on evaluation ratings, teams will be drafted by the coaches.

Teams will play 12 games during the regular season.  In addition to games, all teams will participate in play-offs.  Here are some of the rules for Major:

• A 60-foot diamond with pitching distance set at 46 feet.
• AA and AAA feature a full range of tournament play.  In the All Star program, players have the opportunity to play Regional and National tournaments in an effort to represent Canada at the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
• When in the field, teams will use 9 fielders.

The Intermediate Division was introduced to help retain players and ease the transition from Major to Junior.  The game is played on a diamond with 50-foot pitching distance and 70-foot base paths.  This offers players an opportunity to transition between the standard Little League field size (46-foot pitching and 60-foot base path) and the Junior|Senior field size (60.5-foot pitching and 90-foot base paths).

In recent years, we have combined our Intermediate, Junior and Senior players into one Division.

AA  – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills.

AAA – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills and are ready for greater competition.

All players will be evaluated to determine which Tier they will play in.  Based on evaluation ratings, teams will be drafted by the coaches.

AA and AAA teams will play 10 games during the regular season.  In addition to games, all teams will participate in play-offs.

In recent years, we have combined our Intermediate, Junior and Senior players into one Division.  

AA  – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills.

AAA – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills and are ready for greater competition.

All players will be evaluated to determine which Tier they will play in.  Based on evaluation ratings, teams will be drafted by the coaches.

AA and AAA teams will play 10 games during the regular season.  In addition to games, all teams will participate in play-offs.

Games are played on an 80-foot diamond with pitching distance set at 60 feet 6 inches.

In recent years, we have combined our Intermediate, Junior and Senior players into one Division.  

AA  – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills.

AAA – This Tier is for players with more advanced skills and are ready for greater competition.

All players will be evaluated to determine which Tier they will play in.  Based on evaluation ratings, teams will be drafted by the coaches.

AA and AAA teams will play 10 games during the regular season.  In addition to games, all teams will participate in play-offs.

Games are played on an 90-foot diamond with pitching distance set at 60 feet 6 inches.