Farm Softball is an extension of Tee ball where players, usually between ages 6 and 8, develop batting coordination and begin learning softball skills including fielding, batting, and running bases. Coaches pitch the ball to players and players run between bases in simulated games. Based upon player abilities, Coaches may continue to utilize a tee for batting to continue to develop player strength. Games are typically played against different local Little Leagues and involve four to six innings or a two hour game limit, depending on coaching.

 

Minors Softball is a transitional program where players, usually ages 8 to 10, begin playing without Coach game intervention. Minors incorporates player pitching and catching along with getting a better understanding of offensive and defensive strategies. Games are typically played against different local Little Leagues and involve six innings or a two hour game limit, depending on coaching.

 

Majors Softball is a continuation of player pitch softball usually ages 10 to 12. The Majors division is full-fledged softball and focuses on refining basic skills and learning higher-level game play strategies. In Majors, players tend to specialize at particular defensive positions. Games are played against different local Little Leagues and involve six innings or a two hour game limit, depending on coaching.