Little League describes "Farm Softball" as an introductory, instructional division for players around league ages 5 and 6, designed to transition them from tee ball or coach pitch to kid pitch. It focuses on teaching fundamentals such as hitting, fielding, and teamwork in a fun, low-pressure environment, often using a combination of coach pitch and player pitch. Local leagues have the option to adjust rules according to the skill level of their players. 

Little League describes "Farm Softball" as an introductory, instructional division for players around league ages 7 and 8, designed to transition them from tee ball or coach pitch to kid pitch. It focuses on teaching fundamentals such as hitting, fielding, and teamwork in a fun, low-pressure environment, often using a combination of coach pitch and player pitch. Local leagues have the option to adjust rules according to the skill level of their players. 

Little League describes minors softball as an age-appropriate division (typically ages 8-10, but can vary) focused on developing fundamental skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship, with a flexible structure that can include coach pitch, machine pitch, or player pitch options. The division's main goal is to prepare players for the Major League Division by reinforcing basic rules and strategies, while fostering a fun and supportive environment for learning. 

Little League describes its Majors softball division as a competitive, player-pitch league for players league age 9–12, emphasizing both fundamentals and advanced skills. This level uses a 60-foot base path and a 40-foot pitching distance, with rules like the "dropped third strike" rule in effect. Placement on teams is often determined by player assessments and tryouts, with the goal of creating balanced teams for a faster-paced game

Little League (LL) describes young division baseball through a tiered system, starting with Tee Ball for beginners, moving to Minors (Tee/Coach Pitch) for instructional play, and then to Kid Pitch divisions that introduce live pitching and a higher level of competition. These divisions focus on developing fundamental skills, teamwork, and a love for the game in a fun, progressively challenging environment.

Little League (LL) describes young division baseball through a tiered system, starting with Tee Ball for beginners, moving to Minors (Tee/Coach Pitch) for instructional play, and then to Kid Pitch divisions that introduce live pitching and a higher level of competition. These divisions focus on developing fundamental skills, teamwork, and a love for the game in a fun, progressively challenging environment.

Little League (LL) describes young division baseball through a tiered system, starting with Tee Ball for beginners, moving to Minors (Tee/Coach Pitch) for instructional play, and then to Kid Pitch divisions that introduce live pitching and a higher level of competition. These divisions focus on developing fundamental skills, teamwork, and a love for the game in a fun, progressively challenging environment.

Little League (LL) describes young division baseball through a tiered system, starting with Tee Ball for beginners, moving to Minors (Tee/Coach Pitch) for instructional play, and then to Kid Pitch divisions that introduce live pitching and a higher level of competition. These divisions focus on developing fundamental skills, teamwork, and a love for the game in a fun, progressively challenging environment.

Player Pitch Evaluation - Little League Baseball

Little League's "Majors" division is for 10-12-year-olds and is a more competitive level of baseball that focuses on developing both advanced skills and higher-level game strategies. It is the highest level of youth baseball in Little League and includes rules like the infield fly rule and stealing first base on a dropped third strike.

Little League describes the Intermediate (50/70) Baseball division as a transitional program for players aged 11-13, utilizing a 50-foot pitching distance and 70-foot base paths, which allows for more advanced rules, such as leading off and pick-offs. It bridges the gap between traditional Little League and a full-sized field, offering a more conventional baseball experience