In-House Baseball Divisions

T-Ball (Age 4)

A Fun First Step into Baseball

T-Ball introduces young players to team baseball in a positive, low-pressure environment.

Teams are small, allowing for hands-on coaching and parent involvement.The focus is on basic skills, teamwork, and having fun while learning the game.

  • Tee is used for every player

  • No outs or scores recorded

  • Games and practices played on Rookie Field at Canterbury Yards

This level focuses on short, engaging sessions designed for young attention spans.

Games & Practices

Spring Season

  • 1 game per week (Saturday)

  • 1 practice per week (Midweek)

Fall Season

  • Combined with Rookies in Fall

Rookies (Ages 5-6)

Learning the Game Together

Rookies continue building fundamentals while learning game flow and teamwork. Players hit every inning, gain confidence at the plate, and begin understanding positions and basic rules. 

  • Games are 3 innings

  • Players hit every inning

  • Coach-pitched games with tee support as needed

  • No outs or scores recorded

  • Games and practices played on Rookie Field at Canterbury Yards

This level emphasizes confidence, fundamentals, and enjoyment of the game.

Games & Practices

Spring Season

  • 2 games per week (Saturday, Midweek)

  • 1 practice per week (Midweek)

Fall Season

  • 1 skills clinic per week (Mondays)

  • 1 practice per week (Midweek)

  • 1 game per week (Saturday)

AA (Ages 7-8)

Building Skills & Game Understanding

AA introduces more structure and competition while maintaining a development-first approach. Players begin pitching and learn how games are played from start to finish.

  • 6-inning games

  • 3 outs per inning

  • Scores are recorded

  • Player pitching with coach support when needed

  • Practices scheduled by individual coaches 

  • Games played at Canterbury Yards

Players continue developing fundamentals while learning game rules and flow.

Games & Practices

Spring Season

  • 2 games per week (Saturday, Midweek)

  • 1 practice per week (Midweek)

Fall Season

  • 1 game per week (Saturday)

  • 1 practice per week (Midweek)

  • 1 clinic per week (Monday)

AAA (Ages 9-10)

Growing Confidence & Competition

AAA builds on core skills while introducing more advanced rules and strategy. Players gain confidence in pitching, hitting, and situational play.

  • Player pitching only

  • Walks and stealing are introduced

  • Overthrow and pitcher control rules are in place

  • Practices scheduled by individual coaches 

  • Games played at Canterbury Yards

This level focuses on skill growth, decision-making, and team play.

Games & Practices

Spring Season

  • 2 games per week (Saturday, Midweek)

  • 1 practice per week (Midweek)

Fall Season

  • 1 game per week (Saturday)

  • 1 practice per week (Midweek)

  • 1 clinic per week (Monday)

Majors (Ages 11-13)

Preparing for the Next Level

Majors offers a full baseball experience with complete rules and increased competition. Players are challenged to grow as athletes, teammates, and leaders.

  • Full baseball rules, including lead-offs and steals

  • Increased game strategy and competition

  • Practices scheduled by individual coaches 

  • Games played at Canterbury Yards

Players are challenged to grow as athletes, teammates, and leaders.

Games & Practices

Spring Season

  • 2 games per week (Saturday, Midweek)

  • 1 practice per week (Midweek)

Fall Season

  • 1 game per week (Saturday)

  • 1 practice per week (Midweek)

  • 1 clinic per week (Monday)

Teams & Drafting

T-Ball / Rookie

  • Teams are automatically created

  • All requests to play together are accommodated in the order received

  • Final decisions are made by the VP of In-House

AA, AAA and Majors

Spring Season

  • Players participate in evaluations (Save the date! March 14 & 15)

  • Scores are used in a coach draft to create balanced, competitive teams

  • Specific team requests considered based on the request and the reason (i.e. anxiety, carpooling, etc.) but are not guaranteed

Fall Season

  • No evaluations or drafts

  • Teams are formed by the VP of In-House using prior scores and coach input

  • Goal remains balanced teams, fair competition, and skill development

  • Specific team requests considered based on the request and the reason (i.e. anxiety, carpooling, etc.) but are not guaranteed

Clinics are a key part of player development at CLB.

  • Weekly clinics during Fall season

  • Summer and Winter Offseason clinics available to keep players improving year-round

  • Older players help mentor T-Ball and Rookie players

  • All players focus on skill development and repetition

Clinics

Upcoming Winter Clinics

Dates:

  • Jan 17, 2026

  • Feb 7, 2026

  • Mar 7, 2026

Times:

  • T-Ball, Rookies & AA: 3:30–4:30 PM

  • AAA & Majors: 5:00–6:00 PM

Location:

  • Trinity Athletics Center, 9210 Trinity Drive, LITH

Bring gym shoes, a mitt, a bat—and a friend!
All clinics are included with registration

RULES & REGULATIONS:

Click here for CLB Rules