Your Little League currently offers the following programs:

Please note that some ages overlap over multiple programs. When registering, please choose the program you feel is the best fit for your athlete. PCLL reserves the right to adjust any player at any level for safety reasons as well as to best accommodate the most athletes.

This program is for the young players ages 4 to 6 years old just learning the game. Tee Ball utilizes an adjustable batting tee for hitting. The program runs from April through mid-June with games beginning in May. This program features structured learning with 1-2 practices per week until games begin and 1-2 games per week thereafter. There are no longer practices after games begin. Over the course of the season, coaches and players will engage in a series of lessons utilizing activities that include skills, drills and plenty of physical activity. All players participate, no score is kept and outs are not called.

This program focuses on skills essential for building a solid foundation for the game of baseball while having fun. It is intended for players ages 6-9 years old who are ready to hit a moving ball. Little League rules are modified for the youngsters to promote skill development. Coaches are allowed on the field and pitch to their own teams. We do not keep score or strike count at this level and kids are given as many as 9 to 10 pitches to hit. Later in the season as skills develop, score may be kept and outs called. This is decided on a case-by-case basis by the coaches before the start of each game. The season runs from April through June with games beginning in May. The season generally consists of 2 practices per week at the start of the season, with 2 games per week when season play begins.

This is a "modified kid pitch" program. Players entering A should be able to defend themselves from a thrown ball. The Single A Division plays a full baseball game - outs are recorded, score is kept, and we crown "champions" at the end of the season. The program includes one practice on a weeknight, one game on a weeknight, and one game on Saturdays. Games are played with 50' base paths and 40' pitching distances. The division plays a "no walks" rule set that incorporates a coach pitching after four balls are thrown to a batter. Players in this Division are typically aged between 7-9 years old and want to experience a more competitive game than our Coach Pitch division, but are not yet ready for the full AA Division.

This league is designed for players ages 8-12 years old and first or second year of kid-pitch baseball. Practices will begin shortly after Assessment Day with games beginning in early April and running through mid-June. Play throughout the season is kid-pitch (kids pitching to kids), culminating with a league tournament to end the season. Expect 2-3 practices or games per week. Little League rules are followed including pitch counts and playing time requirements. AA Minor League teams play between 12 and 18 games and may travel to other metro area sites for inter-league play. 12 year olds may not pitch at this level.

This league is designed for players ages 9-12 years old with at least 1 to 2 years of kid-pitch baseball experience. Practices will begin shortly after Assessment Day with games beginning in early April and running through mid-June. Expect 2-3 practices or games per week. Play throughout the season is kid-pitch, culminating with a league tournament to end the season. Little League rules are followed including pitch counts and playing time requirements. AAA Minor League teams play between 12 and 18 games and may travel to other metro area sites for inter-league play. 12 year olds may not pitch at this level.

Play at this level generally consists of 10-12 year old players. Practices will begin shortly after Assessment Day with games beginning in early April and running through mid-June. Expect 3-4 practices or games per week. Play throughout the season is kid-pitch, culminating with a league tournament to end the season. Little League rules are followed including pitch counts and playing time requirements. Major League teams play between 15 and 20 games and may travel to other metro area sites for inter-league play. Players from this division are eligible to play on the All-Star team that competes through July in Colorado District 5 Little League Baseball (depending on number of players registered).

Play at this level generally consists of 12-14 year old players. Practices will begin shortly after Assessment Day with games beginning in early April and running through mid-June. Little League rules are followed including pitch counts and playing time requirements. Expect 3-4 practices or games per week. Play throughout the season is kid-pitch, culminating with a league tournament to end the season.  Junior League teams play between 15 and 20 games and may travel to other metro area sites for inter-league play.  The Junior Division and the Senior Division MAY be combined into a single Division, depending on the number of registrants in each Division.  Players from this division are eligible to play on the All-Star team that competes through July in Colorado District 5 Little League Baseball (depending on number of players registered).

Play at this level generally consists of 14-16 year old players. Practices will begin shortly after Assessment Day with games beginning in early April and running through July 1. Expect 3-4 practices or games per week. Play throughout the season is kid-pitch, culminating with a league tournament to end the season.  PCLL does not have plans for a Senior League for the 2020 season. If there is enough interest, teams will be added! If there is not enough interest for PCLL, there may be an opportunity to play on a Ken Caryl LL team. The Junior Division and the Senior Division MAY be combined into a single Division, depending on the number of registrants in each Division.  Players from this division are eligible to play on the All-Star team that competes through July in Colorado District 5 Little League Baseball (depending on number of players registered).

***Please note that PCLL reserves the right to move players from one level to another for safety reasons as well as to accommodate the most players depending on interest at each level. This is done at the coach's discretion.