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 divisions

11/12 year-olds
Minors & Majors Divisions


 QUICK LINKS:


  Grading Schedule
  Season Schedule
   Playoffs

  COMPOSITE BATS
                         Bats approved for 8s, 9/10s & 11/12s
                         Bats approved for Juniors




 LOCATION:

 

 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TIER I vs TIER II


MINORS IS:

  • A great house program for players that want to go out and have fun
  • Great for 11/12 year olds that are still developing their skills or confidence
  • For 11/12 year olds that want to play ball but do not have the time commitment for the Majors division
MAJORS IS:
  • For more competitive players that are committed to working hard and attending all practices/games
  • More focused on winning and strategic plays
  • At a higher level of play with higher throwing speeds (60+ MPH)

 WHAT TO EXPECT:

11/12 MINORS
  • Teams are made up of 12 players
  • 2 games/ week + 1-2 practices/ week is typical
  • Refined plays are developed
  • The Minor division is formed by 11 year olds that do not fill the necessary spaces in the Major division and includes 12 year olds who evaluate at this level.
  • Fair Play Rule continues to be in effect
  • Jersey, cap, socks, belt & pants are supplied
  • You will need your own glove (Little League glove size is a maximum of 12'), helmet & sports cup (mandatory)
  • Teams are selected by a draft process after all players are graded to determine skill level
  • Grading is done by a hired 3rd party or by NLDS coaches
  • It is ESSENTIAL that all players attend 50% of the available grading sessions in order for the League to assess where players are best suited to play to ensure a safe and successful season.
  • Skills Grading occurs in February - Players that do not grade will automatically be place on a Minor team
  • Umpires officiate over every game both during regular season and during the playoffs

11/12 MAJORS
  • Teams are made up of 12 players
  • 24 Games for the season.... est of 2-3 games/ week + 2-3 practices/ week is typical
  • Refined plays are practiced
  • Pitching in excess of 60mph is typical
  • The Majors division is formed by a maximum of 8 x 12 year olds with the balance of the team as 11 year olds
  • Little Leagues rules require that all "capable" 12 year old will experience Major level of play.  This rule was developed when it was discovered that in some areas 9 & 10 year olds that showed promise were taking the places of 12 year olds that evaluated the same.
  • Jersey, cap, socks, belt & pants are supplied
  • You will need your own glove (Little League glove size is a maximum of 12'), helmet & sports cup (mandatory)
  • Teams are selected by a draft process after all players are graded to determine skill level
  • Grading is done by a hired 3rd party or NLDS coaches
  • It is ESSENTIAL that all players attend 50% of the available grading sessions in order for the League to assess where players are best suited to play to ensure a safe and successful season.
  • Skills Grading occurs in February - players that do not grade will automatically be placed on a Minor team
  • Umpires officiate over every game both during regular season and during the playoffs

 POST SEASON:

If there are enough players Post Season All-Star play includes:
  • One 11 select team
  • One 11/12 Minor team
  • One 11/12 Major team – involved in a District 3 tournament the winner of which goes on to Provincials/Nationals or Little League World Series if the winning streak continues.
These teams are selected via tryouts of interested players.  The All-Star team may play 1-2 tournaments in Late June or July


 OTHER DIVISIONS:
See the division links below for specific division details and requirements

 

 




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