Tee Ball is open to boys & girls ages 4+ (actual birthday requirements will be listed when registration opens)

Schedule: Play begins in April, and approximately 8-12 games are scheduled for each team.  Traditionally we will try to schedule 1 practice and 1 game each week thru mid-June.

Fields: All games will be played at Forest Road

Practice: Preseason practice is at the manager's discretion and weather permitting. There will be a 30 minute practice before each game.

Game Play: Players hit a safety ball off of an adjustable batting tee.  No score is kept. Basic game rules are taught and players are rotated among the different fielding positions.  The full batting order will bat in a half inning.  Traditionally, outs are not recorded; base runners do not advance on overthrows. 

A hat and team shirt is provided by the league. Players will need to bring their own glove, but helmets and bats are optional (and are otherwise shared/provided by the league during the game).  And most importantly, they should be ready to have fun!

Managers and Coaches always welcomed: As our program grows, so does the need for Managers and Coaches. This allows for smaller teams and more at bats! No experience necessary.

Coach Pitch is open to boys & girls ages 6 and 7 (*5 year old's with a full year of T-Ball experience).  If you are uncertain to register for a second year of T-Ball or Coach Pitch please contact our VP of Coach Pitch.

Schedule: Play begins in April and approximately 12 - 16 games are scheduled for each team.

Fields: All games to be played at Stone Monroe Park

Practice: Teams will have practice as scheduled by the Manager

Game Play: Players hit a ball pitched by their Coach; Players are pitched to until they hit the ball fair, though an adjustable tee will be brought in when there has been a number of swings without contact. No walks or strikeouts are recorded. Traditionally, outs are not recorded but players forced or tagged out leave the playing field. Once a team bats through their order, the half inning is over. Base runners typically do not advance on overthrows. Basic game rules are taught and players are rotated among the different fielding positions. Emphasis is on basic game play. Coaches are encouraged to have a few practices in addition to games. Each player will receive a participation trophy.

A hat and team shirt is provided by the league. Players will need to bring their own glove, but helmets and bats are optional (and are otherwise shared/provided by the league during the game).

Managers and Coaches always welcomed: As our program grows, so does the need for Managers and Coaches. This allows for smaller teams and more at bats! No experience necessary.

Rookies is for boys & girls ages 7, 8 and 9 (actual birthday requirements will be listed when registration opens)

Additionally, specifically for 7 year olds, the La Grange Park Little League Board recommends players that are eligible for the Coach Pitch division play two years in that division unless you feel your child can demonstrate the following skills:

1) Throw a baseball at least 40' on the fly.
2) Consistently catch a thrown baseball.
3) Make consistent contact at the plate.
4) Has general baseball knowledge and shows in-game awareness.

Team Selection: Draft by Team Managers

Schedule: Play begins in April and approximately 12 - 16 games are scheduled for each team.

Fields: TBD

Practice:  Teams practice at managers discretion. Typically, teams practice 2 to 4 times before the games begin.

Game Play: Rookies is more developmental than Coach Pitch. Score is kept but records are not. The Rookies level is the first level played with balls, strikes, and outs along with kids pitching and playing catcher. A coach pitches if a batter gets four balls or hit by pitch (there are no walks but there are strikeouts). The inning ends when a team gets 3 outs or scores 5 runs. Games are scheduled for four innings. Players are encouraged to play all positions over the course of the season. The season ends with managers selecting players to play on the 8U All-Star Tournament Team or in the Rookies All-Star Game.

A hat and team shirt is provided by the league. Players will need to bring their own glove, but helmets and bats are optional (and are otherwise shared/provided by the league during the game).

Please feel free to contact our Rookies V.P. or Coach Pitch V.P. with any questions regarding where your child should play.

Their email addresses can be found on the League Board page of the LGPLL website.

evaluations, some 10U players will be offered dual-roster spots in Minors and Majors, with Minors activities taking priority.

Schedule: Play begins in April and approximately 12 games will be played, plus a single elimination playoff that all teams will be eligible for.

Fields: The majority of games will be played at Hanesworth South.

Practice: Teams will practice at their managers discretion.  Typically each team will have 3-5 practices before the season starts with an occasional in season practice.  There is no league policy on practice as it is entirely up to the manager to practice as often as they see fit.

Game Play: Minors games will consist of 6 innings of competitive baseball in which the score will be kept along with league standings for 9 and 10 year old boys and girls.  The league is entirely kid pitch with no in-game assistance from coaches.  An umpire will call balls and strikes from behind the plate.  Pitchers are allowed to pitch up to two innings per game and are monitored via a pitch count for game-to-game usage control.  Managers are encouraged to rotate their players between the infield and outfield to promote development.   At the conclusion of the regular season a single elimination playoff will take place in which all teams are seeded according to their regular season record.   All-Star teams will be selected for both age groups by the league managers.  Each age group will play in tournaments during the entire month of July at the conclusion of the regular season playoffs.  If you have any questions about registration, the rules, or placement of your child, please contact the divisional VP.   Email address can be found on the League Board tab of this website. 

A hat and team shirt is provided by the league. Players will need to bring their own glove, but helmets and bats are optional (and are otherwise shared/provided by the league during the game).

The Majors Division is game centric with an emphasis on competition. A player in the Majors Division should:

- possess proficient in-game awareness with regard to force outs, base running and strike zones;
- Be comfortable facing player pitching up to 50 mph;
- safely field hard hits and throws.

LGPLL’s primary goal is a positive experience for all players and recognizes players develop at different rates. If a player is the age for Majors, but parents feel he/she would have a more positive experience in Minors,  please contact the VP of Majors. 

Team Selection: Draft by Team Managers

Schedule: Play begins in April and approximately 14-17 games will be played plus a single elimination playoff that all teams will be eligible for.

Fields: All games will be played at Hanesworth North.

Practice: Teams will practice at their managers discretion. Typically each team will have 3-5 practices before the season starts with in season practice common.  There is no league policy on practice as it is entirely up to the manager to practice as often as they see fit.

Game Play:  Majors games will consist of 6 innings of competitive baseball in which the score will be kept along with league standings. The league is entirely kid pitch.  An umpire will call balls and strikes from behind the plate.  At the conclusion of the regular season a single elimination playoff will take place in which all teams are seeded according to their regular season record.  First place team will represent LGPLL in the Brookfield Overholt Tournament in September.  District All-Star teams (11U & 12U) will be selected for both age groups by the league managers.  Each age group will play in tournaments during the entire month of July at the conclusion of the regular season playoffs.  If you have any questions about registration, the rules, or placement of your child, please contact the divisional VP.  Email address can be found on the League Board tab of this website. 

A hat and team shirt is provided by the league. Players will need to bring their own glove, but helmets and bats are optional (and are otherwise shared/provided by the league during the game).