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Shetland (ages 5-6)
Your child's introduction to baseball begins here. This is a
non-competitive T-ball division that emphasizes teaching the basic
and fundamental skills of baseball.
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Pinto (ages 7-8)
This division introduces more of the rules of baseball. Player
pitching, sliding into bases, and base running techniques will all
be used.
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Mustang (ages 9-10)
This division is where we begin to play competitive progressive
baseball. We utilize kid pitchers only, allowing players to lead
off and steal bases, and managers will try to execute other
tactics of baseball. It is a competitive division where umpires
are used and standings are kept.
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Bronco (ages 11-12)
This division uses the full rules of major league baseball
throughout the entire season. Emphasis is placed not only on
individual skill development, but on team strategies required at
this advanced level of baseball. Players will adjust to a larger
field, stronger defenses, and more experienced pitchers. |
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Pony (ages 13-14)
This division is characterized by bigger fields and bigger
players that has a more advanced and competitive level of
baseball. At this level, emphasis is still on the fundamental
physical aspects of the game, however, a lot of time is also
devoted to the mental aspects of the game as the need to
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Colt (ages 15-16)
This division begins play in mid-May after the high school
season ends. Players play on a major league sized field. The
competition is intense, as these players make up the crop from
which the high school varsity team draws its future talent. |
