TBALL, or Tee-ball, in Little League is the introductory, non-competitive division for children ages 4–7 that focuses on fun, fitness, and the fundamental skills of baseball, like hitting off a stationary tee, fielding, throwing, catching, and running the bases. The primary goals are to teach the basics of the game and foster a love for baseball in a low-pressure, instructional environment with coaches providing hands-on guidance. 

Coach/Machine Pitch - Little League Baseball

Coach pitch is an instructional Little League division where coaches pitch the ball to players, focusing on teaching fundamental baseball skills. Key features include limited pitches per batter (often 7), no walks or strikeouts (sometimes using a tee for missed balls), and a focus on player development rather than traditional scoring. This level bridges the gap between tee ball and player pitch by introducing a more realistic pitching motion and developing defensive awareness. 

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Minor Player Pitch division is for players typically aged 8-10, transitioning them from coach pitch to competitive play where a player from the opposing team pitches the ball. The focus is on developing higher-level skills like pitching, base running, and fielding, using a 60-foot base path and a 46-foot pitching distance, with some rules in place to ensure player development over pure competition, such as inning run limits or modified coach-pitch options if needed. 

Gameplay and rules

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The Little League Major Division is a competitive level for players typically ages 10–12, though it's most focused on 11 and 12-year-olds. This division is an introduction to more advanced baseball skills, strategies, and rules, with official umpires and a regular season with standings and a post-season tournament. Players must try out for this division.

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The Junior Division of Little League is for players ages 12-14 and uses a larger 90-foot diamond with a 60-foot, 6-inch pitching distance, similar to a standard baseball field. This division features more advanced rules than younger divisions, such as leading off bases, stealing, and the use of metal bats with a larger barrel size. It prepares players for higher levels of baseball and can culminate in a tournament.

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