Tee Ball League
Commissioner - Tom Acquarola

The Tee Ball league is for players 4 and 5 year old children (as well as 6 years old children without prior experience).

Tee Ball is designed as an introduction to baseball for those who want to learn the fundamentals of hitting and fielding. In Tee Ball, players hit a ball off a batting tee. The primary goals of Tee Ball are to instruct children in the fundamentals of baseball and to allow them to experience the value of teamwork.

Scores and records are not kept.

Rookie (Coach Pitch) League
Commissioners - Kevin Skowronek and Andrew Tamaccio

The Rookie League is primarily for 6 year old players with a year of Tee Ball experience (those 7 year old players without Tee Ball experience).

Coach Pitch is designed as an extension of the Tee Ball League continuing the introduction of baseball to learn the fundamentals of hitting and fielding. In Coach Pitch, players hit a ball pitched by a coach.

Scores and records are not kept.

Continental League
Commissioner - Brad Zilch

The Continental League is primarily for 7 year old players with experience in Tee Ball League and/or Rookie League (and those 8 year old children not assigned to the National League). Rules are modified; a pitching machine is used to pitch to the batters.

There are post-season playoff games to determine a league champion.

National League
Commissioner - Michael DeCarlo

The National League is comprised of players primarily 9 year old children. Based on the number of teams and registered players, along with the results of previous manager's evaluations and player's tryout results, a sizable number of 8 year old players will be assigned to this league. These teams are assembled using a modified draft process determined in advance by the Player Agent. Players do not remain on the same team from year to year. Scores and records are kept. Because of player's ages, certain rules are modified to ensure safety and the highest level of play.

There are post-season playoff games to determine a League champion.

American League
Commissioner - Joe Cavalcante

This League is comprised of players primarily 10, 11, and 12 year old children. On a highly limited basis, including a skills evaluation and specific parental consent, a small number of 9 year old children may be considered eligible to play on an American League team. The teams are assembled using a confidential draft selection process using a number of skill evaluation information to maximize parity among the teams. Players do not remain on the same team from year to year.

There are post-season playoff games to determine a league champion.

An All-Star team is selected and plays in tournaments that lead to a Pennsylvania State Championship.

Major League
Commissioner - Tom Furman

This is the highest most competitive level of Little League baseball, with teams comprised primarily of 11 and 12 year old children. On a highly limited basis, using a skills evaluation and specific parental consent, a small number of 10 year old children may be considered eligible to play in the Major League. The teams are assembled using a confidential draft selection process, using a number of skills-based evaluation information to maximize parity among the teams.

There are post-season playoff games to determine a league champion.

An All-Star team is selected and plays in tournaments that lead to Williamsport, Pennsylvania and the Little League World Series.