What is the AAA Division?
- The AAA Division is primarily an instructional division which prepares kids to play in Majors. AAA is typically reserved for players league ages 9 – 11, all of whom have played in the division previously or are moving up from AA based on evaluations.
- Teams will play an approximately 16-game schedule leading to a double-elimination tournament at the end of the season.
- Players will be at the field three times per week with either two games and a fixed, weekday practice, or one game and two practices. Teams will have a fixed weekday practice, likely on either Tuesday or Wednesday, as well as a rotating Sunday practice. Weekday games will be in lieu of a scheduled practice. Weekend games will be either Friday evenings or Saturday afternoons.
Information about player evaluations.
- Every player must be evaluated. Your player’s assigned evaluation time will be sent to you by email. Please keep to the assigned evaluation time. We have hundreds of players to evaluate in just two days. If it’s really not possible to attend, the league may post two make-up evaluation days.
- Please have your player ready to warm up at least 20 minutes before the assigned evaluation time. Players who come late and who do not warm up may not perform as well during evaluations. Your player should come prepared with a baseball cap, baseball glove, bat, cleats, and a helmet. Players will be catching, throwing, and batting during the evaluations.
- You can help in other ways. During evaluations we ask that parents and siblings please stay off the fields and out of the dugout so the league volunteers may give their full attention to the players.
Information about team assignments.
- Team assignments in the AAA Division are through a draft. Following evaluations, the AAA Commissioner, along with the Player Agent and other league officers (and in some cases, in consultation with a player’s parents) will determine which players will be draft eligible based on age and skill level.
- Registration for the AAA Division does not guarantee placement.
- Following the draft, you will get an email with team assignment from your team’s manager. Don’t worry if you do not hear from the league before then.
Mandatory team meeting.
- Per Little League rules, your team’s manager will schedule a team meeting before practices begin. Players and parents must attend to discuss expectations for the upcoming season and review and sign codes of conduct.
- Uniforms will be handed out before the first game. The league provides a baseball cap and jersey. Please visit our league’s Online Store for deals on baseball pants, socks, and other equipment.