TEE BALL DIVISION

Tee Ball is Laguna Niguel Little League's youngest division, designed for children of league age 4-6. In this division kids hit the ball off a batting tee instead of swinging at a pitched ball. The rules of baseball are adjusted in order to accommodate teaching our youngest players the fundamentals. The primary goals of Tee Ball are to teach children hitting, fielding, and teamwork.

This is a non-competitive division. No score is kept during the game and everyone plays every inning. Base paths are set at 45 feet and rosters typically have 8 players. Parental involvement is highly encouraged. Tee Ball is FUN! The memories created in this division will last a lifetime.

Tee Ball Commissioner Josh Toney

ROOKIE DIVISION

They've mastered the tee so what's next? LNLL's Rookie division, designed for children of league age 6 to 7. In this division players swing at a live ball, pitched to them by their coach from a kneeled position. There are typically 9 players on a team and base paths are set at 50 feet. This is a developmental division with no official scorekeeping. Parent involvement is still strongly encouraged at this non-competitive level.

Rookie Commissioner Jamey Tabata

SINGLE A DIVISION

Welcome to kid pitch! Single A is LNLL's youngest "player pitch" division and is designed for children of league age 7-8. This is still a developmental division with no official scorekeeping beyond making sure that no more than 5 runs are scored per half inning. Rosters have 10 players. Bases are set at a 60-foot distance and the pitching distance is 38 feet.

Single A Commissioner Ricky Barnes