Tee Ball is a non-competitive development program designed for players ages 4-6 years old who are new to baseball.

Tee Ball teams will have 1 weekday practice and 1 Saturday game.

Practices and games are approximately 1 hour in duration.

Teams will play between 8 to 9 games a season.

Pre-season practices start in mid March. The specific practice day will be determined by team/coach. Please note schedule concerns on your registration as different practice days will be available across the set of teams.

Regular Season games begin on April 11 and continue through June 13.

Coach Pitch is a non-competitive development program designed for players ages 5-7 years old who are new to baseball.

Coach Pitch teams will have 1 weekday practice, 1 weekday game, and 1 Saturday game.

Practices and games are approximately 1 1/2 hours in duration. Teams will play between 17 to 18 games a season.

Pre-season practices start in mid March. The specific practice day will be determined by team/coach. Please note schedule concerns on your registration as different practice days will be available across the set of teams.

Regular Season games begin on April 11 and continue through June 13.

A is the entry-level competitive kid-pitch program designed for players ages 6-8 years old who are new to kid-pitch baseball.  These players are too advanced for Coach Pitch, but not ready to compete at the AA level.

A teams will have 1 weekday practice, 1 weekday game, and 1 Saturday game.

Practices and games are approximately 1 1/2 hours in duration.

Teams will play between 17 to 22 games a season.

Pre-season practices start the week of March 16. The specific practice day will be determined by team/coach. Please note schedule concerns on your registration as different practice days will be available across the set of teams.

Regular Season games begin on April 11 and continue through June 13.

Little League rules are followed including strict pitch counts and playing time requirements. A ball registrants must attend the Player Assessment on Sat, Mar 7.  KCLL will conduct the player assessment and then draft registrants in an effort to place players at the appropriate level of play and on teams in a way to promote competitive parity in each division.

AA is the entry-level competitive kid-pitch program designed for players ages 7-9 years old who are new to kid-pitch baseball.

AA teams will have 1 weekday practice, 1 weekday game, and 1 Saturday game.

Practices and games are approximately 1 1/2 hours in duration.

Teams will play between 17 to 22 games a season.

Pre-season practices start the week of March 16. The specific practice day will be determined by team/coach. Please note schedule concerns on your registration as different practice days will be available across the set of teams.

Regular Season games begin on April 11 and continue through June 13.

Little League rules are followed including strict pitch counts and playing time requirements. AA registrants must attend the Player Assessment on Sat, Mar 7.  KCLL will conduct the player assessment and then draft registrants in an effort to place players at the appropriate level of play and on teams in a way to promote competitive parity in each division.

AAA is the competitive kid-pitch program designed for players ages 9-11 years old who have some experience playing kid-pitch baseball.

AAA teams will have 1 weekday practice, 1 weekday game, and 1 Saturday game.

Practices and games are approximately 2 hours in duration.

Teams will play between 17 to 22 games a season.

Pre-season practices start the week of March 16. The specific practice day will be determined by team/coach. Please note schedule concerns on your registration as different practice days will be available across the set of teams.

Regular Season games begin on April 11 and continue through June 13. 

Little League rules are followed including strict pitch counts and playing time requirements. AAA registrants must attend the Player Assessment on Sat, Mar 7.  KCLL will conduct the player assessment and then draft registrants in an effort to place players at the appropriate level of play and on teams in a way to promote competitive parity in each division.

Majors is the high-level competitive kid-pitch program designed for players ages 10-12 years old who are ready for competitive kid-pitch baseball.

Majors teams will typically have 1 weekday practice, 1 weekday game, and 1 Saturday game.

Practices and games are approximately 2 hours in duration.

Teams will play between 17 to 22 games a season.

Pre-season practices start the week of March 16. The specific practice day will be determined by team/coach. Please note schedule concerns on your registration as different practice days will be available across the set of teams.

Regular Season games begin on April 11 and continue through June 13.

Little League rules are followed including strict pitch counts and playing time requirements. Majors registrants must attend the Player Assessment on Sat, Mar 7.  KCLL will conduct the player assessment and then draft registrants in an effort to place players at the appropriate level of play and on teams in a way to promote competitive parity in each division.

Intermediate is the post Little League level competitive kid-pitch program designed for players ages 11-13 years. By pitching from 50' and playing on 70' base paths, the Intermediate division is designed to bridge between the Majors division that pitches from 46' and has base paths of 60' and the high school or the Senior division that pitches from 60' and has base paths of 90'.

Intermediate teams will typically have 1 weekday practice, 1 weekday game, and 1 Saturday game.

Practices and games are approximately 2 hours in duration. There will be some double headers on the schedule.

Teams will play between 20 to 25 games a season.

Pre-season practices start the week of March 16. The specific practice day will be determined by team/coach. Please note schedule concerns on your registration as different practice days will be available across the set of teams.

Regular Season games begin on April 11 and continue through the end of June. Games will be scheduled AFTER the KCLL "Closing Day" of June 13.

Little League Intermediate Division rules are followed including strict pitch counts and playing time requirements. Intermediate registrants must attend the Player Assessment on Sat, Mar 7.  KCLL will conduct the player assessment and then draft registrants in an effort to place players on teams in a way to promote competitive parity in each division.

The Intermediate DUAL REGISTRATION is an add-on registration for players who are also registered in the Majors Division.  The Dual Registration option allows a ball player to play on both a Majors team and on an Intermediate team. This affords the player an opportunity to play additional baseball games, attend additional practices, and experience a more expansive baseball rule set.

Intermediate teams pitch from 50' (as compared to 46' for Majors), have base paths of 70' (as compared to 60' for Majors). Intermediate rules permit lead-offs, pick-offs, head first slides, and larger bats.

The Dual Registration option is a great opportunity for the ball player that is hoping to play high school baseball as it will help prepare them for the "bigger" fields and expanded rules.

Due to the nature of the Intermediate Division, the games are often a bit more "fun focused" - with less competitive edge as compared to the Majors Division. 

Dual Registrants will have the Majors Division as their priority for practices and games. As such, when schedules conflict or the player is simply playing too much, they should continue with a focus on the Majors team and miss the Intermediate practices and games. The fee for the Dual Registration is substantially reduced as it is expected that Dual Registrants will not participate at all Intermediate events.

The Junior Division is the post Little League level competitive kid-pitch program designed for players ages 13-14 years. The Junior division is similar to high school baseball. Pitchers throw from 60' and the base paths are 90'.

Junior Division teams will typically have 2 weekday practices and double headers on Saturdays. Weekday games will only be regularly scheduled if KCLL is able to create 2 or more teams.

Practices and games are approximately 2+ hours in duration.

Teams will play between 15 to 30 games a season, depending on how successful we are with attracting players and scheduling games against other Leagues.

Due to the restrictions on Junior Division scheduling, pre-season practices may start the week of March 16, but may not start until April. The specific practice days will be determined by team/coach. Please note schedule concerns on your registration as different practice days will be available across the set of teams.

Regular Season games will begin in late April or early May and will continue into July. Games will be scheduled AFTER the KCLL "Closing Day" of June 13.

Little League Junior Division rules are followed including strict pitch counts and playing time requirements. Junior Division registrants will NOT attend the Player Assessment on Sat, Mar 7. If sufficient registration is attained to create multiple teams, as separate assessment date will be scheduled.

The Senior Division is the post Little League level competitive kid-pitch program designed for players ages 15-16 years. The Senior division is similar to high school baseball. Pitchers throw from 60' and the base paths are 90'.

Senior Division teams will typically have 2 weekday practices and double headers on Saturdays. Weekday games will only be regularly scheduled if KCLL is able to create 2 or more teams.

Practices and games are approximately 2+ hours in duration.

Teams will play between 15 to 30 games a season, depending on how successful we are with attracting players and scheduling games against other Leagues.

Due to the restrictions on Senior Division scheduling, pre-season practices may start the week of March 16, but may not start until April. The specific practice days will be determined by team/coach. Please note schedule concerns on your registration as different practice days will be available across the set of teams.

Regular Season games will begin in late April or early May and will continue into July. Games will be scheduled AFTER the KCLL "Closing Day" of June 13.

Little League Senior Division rules are followed including strict pitch counts and playing time requirements. Senior Division registrants will NOT attend the Player Assessment on Sat, Mar 7. If sufficient registration is attained to create multiple teams, a separate assessment date will be scheduled. This Division MAY be merged with the Junior Division,