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YORK COUNTY LITTLE LEAGUE

WHAT IS MY CHILD'S LITTLE LEAGUE AGE

For baseball, your child's little league age is based on their age as of August 31, 2025. 
For softball, your child's little league age is based on their age as of January 1, 2025.

Fall Ball Registration

Registration for our 2024 Fall Season is now closed!!!!  

***NOTE*** Players' age in the fall season is based on their 2025 "Little League Age."  For baseball, this is their age as of 8/31/25.  For softball, this is their age as of 1/1/25.


Our fall season is traditionally focused on player's skill development.  Teams will have practices for a few weeks and then transition to games.  Most divisions will play Interleague games with other District 7 opponents (Poquoson, Phoebus, Northampton, Hampton-Wythe, Warwick, Deer Park).   Age and residency requirements do not need to be documented for Fall Ball and will be done at Spring Registration for new Spring players.

Please see below for additional details on this program:

July 27 - Registration Opens
August 19 - Registration Deadline
Week of August 26 - Practices Begin


All new tee ball players must be 4 years old by September 1, 2024.

FRIEND REQUESTS (TEE-BALL & COACH PITCH ONLY)

Friend Requests for 2024 (For Tee-ball and Coach Pitch/Rookie only):
As a Little League we want to encourage players to meet new people and make new friends while still being accommodating to carpool needs.  The friend request rules below are in place for lower divisions only as Minor divisions and up are selected via a player draft.

1.  In order to be considered for a friend request, players must MUTUALLY REQUEST EACH OTHER.  Also, each player will only be allowed one player request.  If you list more than one, the first player only will be considered.  Be sure to discuss this with potential requests before completing your registration.
2.  No coach requests will be collected.  Each manager will be allowed one player request to use as an assistant coach.

Registration Listing

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SPRING REGISTRATION DETAILS

SPRING 2024 REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED!  WAIT LIST ONLY SPOTS ARE AVAILABLE!


Registration for the Spring 2024 season will be open from December 2, 2023 through January 28, 2024. 
AN EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT will be applied if you register before January 7th. 
The season is scheduled to run from March-May.


All registration will be done online this season. Click on the Registration Listing below
to complete your registration and get your player a spot on a team.

  

After January 28, 2024 we cannot guarantee your child a spot.  If a spot is available, a $15 LATE FEE will be applied to your registration.

If this is your first Spring playing with YCLL please see below about the Drive-Thru Document Review.  This is required!

**New in 2024** Volunteers that are selected to be a Team Manager this Spring will receive a discount for their player!  Please consider being a Volunteer with us! 

Player Evaluation Schedules

 All YCLL players minors and above will be required to attend a Player Evaluation.  You will receive more details the week of your division’s tryout with location and times, but please mark the date on your calendar!

Intermediate BB / Major BB / Major SB Tryouts: Feb 3, 2024 Make Up Tryouts: Feb 5, 2024

AAA BB / AA BB Tryouts: Feb 10, 2024 Make Up Tryouts: Feb 12, 2024

A BB / Minor SB Tryouts: Feb 17, 2024 Make Up Tryouts: Feb 20, 2024

Junior / Senior BB / SR SB Tryouts: March 7, 2024 Make Up Tryouts: March 9, 2024



Tryouts will be indoors, players must be wearing tennis shoes NO CLEATS! Below are the evaluation items:

3 – Ground Balls

3 – Pop Fly’s

3 – Hits off a tee

Hard work and Hussle!

Throw 3 pitches is optional

WHAT DIVISION IS BEST FOR MY PLAYER

See below for a brief description of each of our divisions this Spring.

Baseball - Tee-ball Division (4 YO – 6 YO) – 50’ bases
Introduction to the games of baseball and softball.  Geared towards first-time players, this division focuses on learning the basics of the game.  Rosters are typically kept relatively small, with games usually running between 60 – 90 minutes.  Batters hit off of a tee throughout the entire season, no score or outs are recorded, although outs on the field are honored.  The goal at the end of the season is for each player to have grown an appreciation for the game, while accumulating the skills to move on to their next division the following season. 

Baseball - Rookie Division (5 YO – 7 YO, 5 YO & 6 YO require one year of Tee-ball) – 55’ bases
Introduction to coach pitch baseball.  This division focuses on learning how to hit a thrown ball, while learning how to discern strikes from balls.  Rosters continue to be kept relatively small, with game times usually running around 90 minutes.  Players will begin the season receiving 5 hittable pitches from their coach, while finishing their at bat off a tee if unsuccessful in putting the ball in play.  Midway through the season players will transition to receiving 6 hittable pitches, after which if they have not put the ball in play they will be considered out.  Innings are limited to 3 outs or 5 runs, whichever occurs first, but no score is recorded.  The goal at the end of the season is for each player to have learned how to hit a pitched ball, while continuing to hone their defensive skills. 

Baseball - Single-A Division (7 YO – 8 YO) – 40’ pitching distance / 55’ bases
Introduction to player pitch baseball.  This division focuses on learning how not only to pitch a baseball, but also to be able to hit a pitch from a player vice a coach.  Standard roster sizes are used, innings are limited to 3 outs or 5 runs, the score is kept, with game times running no more than 2 hours.  Players will begin the season receiving 6 hittable pitches from their coach, after which if they have not placed the ball in play they will be considered out.  Midway through the season players will transition to receiving pitches from players.  Coaches will briefly spell the player pitchers if they struggle to throw strikes.  An expanded strike zone will be used.  Runners are not allowed to steal bases, and baserunning is controlled.  This is the first division where players must try out, teams will be assembled through a competitive draft, no special requests will be honored, and a post season will be held where a champion is determined.  The goal at the end of the season is for capable players to have begun to learn how to accurately throw strikes, and for each player to have learned how to hit a pitched ball from a player, while continuing to hone their defensive skills. 

***NOTE ON AA/AAA Divisions*** Players will be evaluated by AA and AAA managers and AAA will draft based on players they believe are most ready for this level.  Any players not chosen in the AAA draft will automatically be drafted in to the AA division for players that register for the AA/AAA Minor Division.

Baseball Double-A Division
(8 YO – 10 YO) – 46’ pitching distance / 60’ bases
Introduction to competitive baseball.  This division focuses on learning how to play competitive baseball, while also developing prospective players.  Standard roster sizes are used, innings are limited to 3 outs or 5 runs, the score is kept, with game times running approximately 2 hours.  Players will pitch, but coaches will briefly spell the player pitchers if they struggle to throw strikes.  An expanded strike zone will be used.  Base stealing is limited, but baserunning is unrestricted within the normal rules of the game.  Players must try out, teams will be assembled through a competitive draft, no special requests will be honored, and a post season will be held where a champion is determined.  The goal at the end of the season is for players to adjust to a higher pace of play, while beginning to learn the finer rules and strategies of the game.

Baseball Triple-A Division (8 YO – 10 YO) – 46’ pitching distance / 60’ bases
Competitive baseball.  This division focuses on playing competitive baseball.  The only standard rules not enforced are dropped third strike, infield fly, and leading off when baserunning.  Standard roster sizes are used, innings are limited to 3 outs or 5 runs, the score is kept, with games running approximately 2 hours.  Players will pitch and base stealing and running shall be unrestricted within the normal rules of the game.  Players must try out, teams will be assembled through a competitive draft, no special requests will be honored, and a post season will be held where a champion is determined.  This is the first division where players will be eligible to be voted to their respective YCLL All Star Teams by their peers.  The goal at the end of the season is for players to adjust to a higher pace of play and to be familiar with the finer rules and strategies of the game.

Baseball Majors Division (10 YO – 12 YO) – 46’ pitching distance / 60’ bases
Competitive baseball.  This division focuses on playing competitive baseball in accordance with the standard rules other than leading off when baserunning.  Standard roster sizes are used, innings are limited to 3 outs, the score is kept, with game times being unlimited.  Players will pitch and base stealing and running shall be unrestricted within the normal rules of the game.  Players must try out, teams will be assembled through a competitive draft, no special requests will be honored, and a post season will be held where a champion is determined.  Players will be eligible to be voted to their respective YCLL All Star Teams by their peers.  The goal at the end of the season is for players to have adjusted to the higher pace of play and to know the finer rules and strategies of the game.

Baseball Intermediate Division (11 YO – 13 YO) – 50’ pitching distance / 70’ bases
Competitive baseball while transitioning to the bigger field.  This division focuses on playing competitive baseball in accordance with the standard rules, including leading off the bases, while adjusting to a larger field.  Standard roster sizes are used, innings are limited to 3 outs, the score is kept, with game times being unlimited.  Players will pitch and base stealing and running shall be unrestricted within the normal rules of the game.  Players must try out, teams will be assembled through a competitive draft, no special requests will be honored, and a post season will be held where a champion is determined.  Players will be eligible to be voted to their respective YCLL All Star Teams by their peers.  The goal at the end of the season is for players to have adjusted to the larger field size, better preparing them for the full-sized field.

Baseball Jr. Division (12 YO – 14 YO) – 60.5’ pitching distance / 90’ bases
Competitive baseball on a full-sized field.  This division focuses on playing competitive baseball in accordance with the standard rules, including leading off the bases.  Standard roster sizes are used, innings are limited to 3 outs, the score is kept, with game times being unlimited.  Players will pitch and base stealing and running shall be unrestricted within the normal rules of the game.  Players must try out, teams will be assembled through a competitive draft, no special requests will be honored, and a post season will be held where a champion is determined.  Players will be eligible to be voted to their respective YCLL All Star Teams by their peers.  The goal at the end of the season is for players to have adjusted to the larger field size, better preparing them for High School baseball.

Baseball Sr. Division (13 YO – 16 YO) – 60.5’ pitching distance / 90’ bases
Competitive baseball on a full-sized field.  This division focuses on playing competitive baseball in accordance with the standard rules, including leading off of the bases.  Standard roster sizes are used, innings are limited to 3 outs, the score is kept, with game times being unlimited.  Players will pitch and base stealing and running shall be unrestricted within the normal rules of the game.  Players must try out, teams will be assembled through a competitive draft, no special requests will be honored, and a post season will be held where a champion is determined.  Players will be eligible to be voted to their respective YCLL All Star Teams by their peers.  The goal at the end of the season is for players to be ready for High School baseball.

Softball Coach Pitch Division (6*-8 YO) *6 YO must have played a season of Tee-Ball 
Focus is on development, similar to fall ball but with more structured rules.  2 hour time limit.  Use of modified pitch scenario (coach comes in with 3 ball count.  Limited stealing, no stealing home.

Softball Minors Division
(8-10* YO) *10 YO may play down on a case by case basis 
2 hour time limit.  4 balls is a walk, 3 strikes you are out (no coach pitching at all).  Unlimited stealing, including home.  Inning will cap at 5 runs or 3 outs.  A modified coach pitch scenario may come into effect depending on District 7's interleague rules. 

Softball Majors Division
(10-12 YO)
No time limit.  Interleague play under District 7 ground rules.  We will do our best to schedule around Middle School ball.

Softball Seniors Division (13-16 YO)
No time limit.  Interleague play under District 7 ground rules.  We will do our best to schedule around High School ball.

Future Stars Registration

2023 Future Stars Invitational
Future Stars is a special Invitational Tournament that YCLL developed many years ago and has typically been the hottest item in Baseball. It is by invitation only and it is set up to take the top players from each division; 7, 8, and 9 year olds from A, AA, and AAA Baseball. Those players are then drafted equally into 6 teams where they practice every day for a week, followed by pool play and a single elimination round. 

We shorten the outfield by installing temporary fences and also use the Jugs pitching machine for all games. The speed is set at 40 mph for all players. All Future Star participants are also welcome to participate in the Home Run Derby where each age group will compete in their age group, all players age 7 compete in the same group, etc. With temporary fences this makes for a very exciting event! All winners will receive prizes.

*We caution that all players drafted are ready for this level of play, since they will be playing with a diverse group of players. This is not an open innovation for anyone to play. Only players that played during the current regular season & that were invited based off of their ranking are drafted.

DOCUMENT REVIEW

A document review by YCLL Board of Directors is required for all new Spring players. If you have not played with YCLL for a spring season, plan to attend one of the dates below.  You do not need to complete this before you register - Registration can come first!
*If you are unable to register online due to an extenuating circumstance, please come to drive-thru document review and we will assist you.
 
Drive-thru document verification/registration will be held on the following dates
McReynolds Athletic Complex - Baseball Field 1 Parking Lot

Saturday, January 13    10am-Noon
Saturday, January 20   10am-Noon

Required documentation:
1. Player's original birth certificate (we will verify only, must be original, no copies are kept or needed)
2. Signed school enrollment form (Click HERE for form, link is also on the home page of this website) OR three documents proving residency (see link on home page for these options) - School enrollment form is preferred!

Returning players:  Registration can be done through our website.  You DO NOT need to come to a drive-thru date!

Senior Baseball/Softball Intent Forms

BASEBALL DETAILS

Interested players ages 13-16 (as of August 31, 2024) in the Senior Baseball Divisions are eligible to tryout for the YCLL All-Star Team.  You must meet one of the Little League eligibility requirements below:
             Live in the York County Little League Boundaries
             Or attend a York County School Division School

Please read through  intent form linked below with your child.  If you would like your player to be considered for the All-Star team, the form should be completed and returned to [email protected] by May 11, 2024.

Tryouts will be held on Thursday May 16, 2024 @ 6:00 pm at MAC field 7.  You must be able to attend the quick tryout or submit a video to be considered for participation in the team.  

If you do not have a printer, you may also sign electronically with a typed signature.

Completed form must be returned via email before 11:59pm on Saturday, May 11.  If the form is not received by that time your child will not be included in the tryout.  There are no exceptions to this!

CLICK HERE FOR BASEBALL INTENT FORM



SOFTBALL DETAILS

Interested players ages 13-16 (as of January 1, 2024) in the Senior Softball Divisions are eligible to tryout for the YCLL All-Star Team.  You must meet one of the Little League eligibility requirements below:
             Live in the York County Little League Boundaries
             Or attend a York County School Division School

Please read through  intent form linked below with your child.  If you would like your player to be considered for the All-Star team, the form should be completed and returned to [email protected] by May 11, 2024.

Tryouts will be held on Tuesday May 14, 2024 6:00 pm at Chisman Creek Park.  You must be able to attend the quick tryout or submit a video to be considered for participation in the team.  

If you do not have a printer, you may also sign electronically with a typed signature.

Completed form must be returned via email before 11:59pm on Saturday, May 11.  If the form is not received by that time your child will not be included in the tryout.  There are no exceptions to this!

We look forward to putting together a strong All-Star team this season!

CLICK HERE FOR SOFTBALL INTENT FORM
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