Registration
2026 Registration
IMPORTANT NOTE: All upper-division players are required to attend player evaluations. The upper divisions include AAA, Coast, Majors, Intermediate, Juniors, and Seniors.
NOTE: Please register each child under the desired sport and division when completing the registration form.
Don't forget to visit our VLL Store and stock up on Pre-Season gear to get your Baseball or Softball Season started right!
| Division / Program | Ages | Format | Program Overview | Best For / How to Choose |
| Quickball | 4–5 | Quickball format | Fast-paced, fun introduction. Focus on basic movements, hand-eye coordination, and motor skills. No traditional games. | Perfect for first-time players or very young kids. If your child is brand new or still learning basic coordination, start here. |
| A Division (Batting Tee or Coach Pitch) | 5–7 | Tee hitting or soft coach pitch | Beginner-friendly introduction to the rules. Teaches hitting, running bases, throwing, and fielding in a safe, instructional environment. | Choose this if your child is new to organized play or coming from Mickey’s, needs confidence with fundamentals, or wants a slower-paced introduction. |
| AA Division (Coach Pitch) | 7–8 | Coach pitch | Builds skills with more structured practices and game situations. Introduces basic competition, defensive positions, and batting order. | Good for children who can field, throw, and hit safely, and are ready for structured games but not yet player pitch. |
| AAA Division (Player Pitch) | 9–10 | Player pitch | Intermediate level. Kids pitch for the first time. Games follow standard rules, score is kept, and defensive roles expand. | Choose AAA if your child has experience, understands basic rules, and is ready for real game situations. |
| Coast Division | 10–11 | Player pitch, draft teams | Upper-level play. Faster games, more strategy, and stronger competition. Teams formed via player evaluations and draft. | Ideal for confident players with multiple seasons of experience who are ready for competitive play but not yet in Majors. |
| Majors Division | 11–12 | Player pitch, draft teams | Highest level for this age group. Focus on skill, strategy, and preparation for post-season/All-Star eligibility. | Best for skilled and experienced players seeking the most competitive environment in this age range. |
| Intermediate (50/70) | 13 | Larger field (50’ pitch / 70’ bases) | Bridges to full-size fields. Advanced rules: leading, pick-offs, longer base paths. | Choose if your child is ready for larger field dimensions and higher-level competition. Often for 12–13-year-olds not ready for Juniors. |
How do I determine my child's league age?
Please use the charts at the bottom of this page and find our child's birth year and month. League age is at the end of that row. Note there are two charts, one for baseball and one for softball.
Are you unsure if you live within our league's boundary?
Registration Fees
We've kept our 2026 prices low to keep the players on the field! When you register, select the option to become a league volunteer to save up to $30.
- Quickball - $100
- A & AA - $235
- AAA and above - $335
Dates
- November 10, 2025 - Registration opens for all divisions and ages!
- January 9, 2026: Upper Division standard registration window closes (AAA, Coast, Majors, Intermediate)*
- January 9 - March 13, 2026: Standard registration for Lower Divisions continues(Quickball, A, AA)
- February 6, 2026: Upper-division Late registration window closes (AAA, Coast, Majors, Intermediate)*
- March 13, 2026: Lower division registration closes (Quickball, A, AA)
* Note, a late registration fee may apply for upper-division players who register after January 9, 2026.
Programs
To learn more about the programs Valley Little League offers, please visit our baseball and softball program pages. Also, review our FAQ page and required equipment pages.
* Playing Up
Players (baseball league age eight or softball born 2018) who are considering playing up into AAA, please register for AAA and attend a player evaluation. This will ensure they are considered for playing up. Registering to play up does not guarantee the player will play up to AAA (it is based on multiple factors, including skill level, # of teams, # of players, and draft). If the player isn't selected to play in AAA, they will be placed on an AA team, and a refund will be issued for the difference in registration fees.
League Age Charts
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Division / Program
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Ages
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Format
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Program Overview
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Best For / How to Choose
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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Quickball
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4–5
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Quickball format
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Fast-paced, fun introduction. Focus on basic movements, hand-eye coordination, and motor skills. No traditional games.
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Perfect for first-time players or very young kids. If your child is brand new or still learning basic coordination, start here.
|
|
A Division (Batting Tee or Coach Pitch)
|
5–7
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Tee hitting or soft coach pitch
|
Beginner-friendly introduction to the rules. Teaches hitting, running bases, throwing, and fielding in a safe, instructional environment.
|
Choose this if your child is new to organized play or coming from Mickey’s, needs confidence with fundamentals, or wants a slower-paced introduction.
|
|
AA Division (Coach Pitch)
|
7–8
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Coach pitch
|
Builds skills with more structured practices and game situations. Introduces basic competition, defensive positions, and batting order.
|
Good for children who can field, throw, and hit safely, and are ready for structured games but not yet player pitch.
|
|
AAA Division (Player Pitch)
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9–10
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Player pitch
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Intermediate level. Kids pitch for the first time. Games follow standard rules, score is kept, and defensive roles expand.
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Choose AAA if your child has experience, understands basic rules, and is ready for real game situations.
|
|
Coast Division
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10–11
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Player pitch, draft teams
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Upper-level play. Faster games, more strategy, and stronger competition. Teams formed via player evaluations and draft.
|
Ideal for confident players with multiple seasons of experience who are ready for competitive play but not yet in Majors.
|
|
Majors Division
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11–12
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Player pitch, draft teams
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Highest level for this age group. Focus on skill, strategy, and preparation for post-season/All-Star eligibility.
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Best for skilled and experienced players seeking the most competitive environment in this age range.
|
|
Intermediate (50/70)
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13
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Larger field (50’ pitch / 70’ bases)
|
Bridges to full-size fields. Advanced rules: leading, pick-offs, longer base paths.
|
Choose if your child is ready for larger field dimensions and higher-level competition. Often for 12–13-year-olds not ready for Juniors.
|