Available Programs

Live Oak Little League 2023

No baseball experience is required to play Little League Baseball! Please use the descriptions below to make an educated guess on the Division that is best for your child, and then our player agent will work with you to find the best fit.

Tee Ball

For our youngest players, ages 4-7. This is your child’s first introduction to organized baseball. Managers and coaches provide age-appropriate instruction in an encouraging and supportive setting. The Player Agent forms tee ball teams.

FARM

Farm is a non-competitive, instructional division, one level above T-ball. The core age for Farm is baseball age 7-8. Players league age 6, with at least one season of tee ball, may consider playing Farm. The Player Agent forms teams.

For 8 and 9-year-olds who want to continue to develop their baseball skills. Many players in AA played in the Farm Division as 7 and/or 8-year-olds. Player assessments are conducted, and a draft selection process forms the teams. It is essential that players attend one of the skills assessments to assist in determining appropriate league placement and allow for competitively balanced teams.

AAA

The core age for the AAA Division is 9-10-year-olds who want to continue to develop their baseball skills. 11-year-olds may also play in AAA if another year for development is needed before moving up to the Majors Division. Most of the players in AAA played in the AA Division for at least one season as an 8 or 9-year-old. However, any eligible aged player with appropriate baseball skills is welcome, even if this is their first experience with baseball. Player assessments are conducted, and a draft selection process forms the teams. Players are expected to attend one of the skills assessments to assist in determining appropriate league placement and allow for competitively balanced teams.

MAJORS 

This is the premier Division of Little League. The core age for Majors is 11-12 years old. The age range is wide to accommodate those with significant baseball instruction and are ready for Majors, as well as players needing additional guidance on baseball’s complexities before playing full baseball. In this Division, there is a greater emphasis on team play, which includes teams working together to win games. By the time a player is eligible for Majors, they generally have played a few seasons of baseball and are very familiar with how the game is played. Player assessments are conducted, and a draft selection process forms the teams. Players must attend one of the skills assessments to assist in determining appropriate league placement and allow for competitively balanced teams.