TEE BALL MINORS (League Ages 4 to 5)

Players born between September 1, 2020 and August 31, 2022

The Tee Ball Minors division is for league age 4 and 5 year olds and is a pure tee ball division (never coach pitch) designed to introduce our youngest players to the basics, fundamentals, and fun of baseball.

This is a non competitive division where players learn and practice fundamental baseball skills at an early age and receive maximum enjoyment from the experience. Tee Ball Minors players do not evaluate to play. There are no team standings or playoffs, and scores are not recorded. Players may request a coach (based on roster availability).

Games are typically played on Fridays and or Saturdays, but may be subject to change based on league size and field availability.

TEE BALL MAJORS (League Ages 5 to 6)

Players born between September 1, 2019 and August 31, 2021

The Tee Ball Majors Division (formerly called Rookies) is a combination Tee Ball and Coach Pitch division for league age 5 and 6 year olds.

Five year olds must have at least one season of Tee Ball (or equivalent) experience to play in this division. League age 7 year olds who are new to the game or who need additional training and development may play in this division with approval from the Board of Directors.

This is a non competitive division where players learn, develop, and practice fundamental baseball skills while building confidence and enjoyment for the game. Tee Ball Majors players do not evaluate to play. There are no team standings or playoffs, and scores are not recorded. Players may request a coach (based on roster availability).

Games are typically played on Wednesdays and or Saturdays, but may be subject to change based on league size and field availability.

Determine Your Player’s League Age

Click here to calculate your player’s official Little League league age before registering:

👉 https://www.littleleague.org/play-little-league/determine-league-age

Tee Ball Registration FAQ

Summerlin South Little League

This section is designed to answer the most common questions families have before registering. If you are new to baseball or new to Little League, you are in the right place.

Our Tee Ball program is the entry point into baseball and is built to be fun, positive, instructional, and confidence building for our youngest players.

Please review the information below before registering your player.

What is Tee Ball at SSLL?

Tee Ball at Summerlin South Little League is a non competitive instructional program focused on fundamentals, teamwork, and enjoyment of the game.

There are no tryouts
There are no standings
There are no playoffs
Scores are not recorded

Every player bats, every player plays the field, and the focus is on development and fun.

What divisions do you offer for Tee Ball?

We offer two Tee Ball divisions.

Tee Ball Minors (League Ages 4 to 5)

Pure tee ball only. No coach pitch. Designed for first time players and younger athletes learning the basics.

Tee Ball Majors (League Ages 5 to 6)

Combination tee ball and coach pitch. Designed for players with at least one season of tee ball or equivalent experience.

League age 7 year olds who are new to the game or need additional development may be placed in Tee Ball Majors with Board approval.

Because both divisions include league age 5, placement depends on age, experience, and development.

How do I know my child’s league age?

Little League uses “league age,” which is based on your child’s age on August 31 of the current season year, not today’s age.

Please use the official Little League calculator before registering:

https://www.littleleague.org/play-little-league/determine-league-age

Once you know your child’s league age, choose the appropriate Tee Ball division.

Do Tee Ball players attend evaluations or tryouts?

No.

Tee Ball players do not evaluate. Teams are formed by the league with the goal of balanced rosters and positive experiences.

Can I request a coach or a teammate?

Yes.

Coach requests are accepted and honored whenever possible based on roster size and coach availability. Teammate requests may be noted but cannot be guaranteed.

All requests must be entered during registration.

When are games and practices?

Typical game days are:

Tee Ball Minors
Fridays and or Saturdays

Tee Ball Majors
Wednesdays and or Saturdays

Practice schedules are set by individual teams after rosters are formed.

Game days and times may change depending on league size and field availability.

What equipment does my player need?

Required
A glove
A batting helmet
A Tee Ball or USA Baseball approved bat
A water bottle

Recommended
Cleats
A small bag to carry gear

The league provides game balls, fields, and team equipment.

Are there bat rules for Tee Ball?

Yes.

Tee Ball bats are different from baseball bats and must be marked as approved for Tee Ball and or USA Baseball.

Tee Ball bats are only permitted in Tee Ball divisions.

Baseball bats are not permitted in Tee Ball.

This rule exists for safety reasons.

What paperwork is required for registration?

Depending on your player and prior seasons, you may be asked to upload:

A birth certificate
Proof of residency or school enrollment documentation

The registration system will guide you through what is required.

Please make sure all documents are clear and readable.

Incomplete registrations delay team formation.

I am having trouble with the registration system. What should I do?

Most registration issues come from:

Using multiple parent accounts
Forgetting which email was used previously
Trying to create a new player profile instead of selecting an existing one
Uploading documents from a mobile phone that fails to complete

Helpful tips:

Use the same parent account every season
Log in before starting a new registration
Check your spam folder for system emails
If a player does not appear, you may be logged into the wrong account

If you are still having issues, contact the league before creating a second account.

My child has never played baseball. Is Tee Ball appropriate?

Yes.

Tee Ball is designed specifically for first time players. No experience is required.

Coaches focus on basic skills, confidence, teamwork, and having fun.

How can I help my child be successful in Tee Ball?

The best ways to support your Tee Ball player:

Encourage effort, not results
Celebrate improvement
Keep it fun
Practice throwing and catching at home
Be positive in the stands

At this level, smiles matter more than scores.

Who do I contact if I still need help?

If you still have questions after reviewing this page, please email:

[email protected]

When emailing, please include:

Your child’s name
Your child’s date of birth
The division you are trying to register for
A description of the issue

This allows us to help you much faster.