Division Descriptions

Tee Ball (Co-Ed)
Ages 4-5 years

This division is for players who need to learn the fundamentals of the sport. Coaches help players learn proper ways to throw, catch and hit off a tee. Most kids need one or two years of tee ball to be ready to play in other divisions. Teams typically practice 1 time a week and have 1-2 games per week, one game on Saturday and possibly one game during the week.

Rookie (Co-Ed)
Ages 6-7 years

This division is for players who already have the basic fundamentals of the sport and are ready for developing those skills. Coaches help players strengthen their throwing and catching skills, as well as building on fielding skills. Kids will be hitting pitches thrown by coaches. Teams typically practice 1 time a week and have 1-2 games per week, one game on Saturday and possibly one game during the week.

FARM (Coach Pitch) 
Ages 7-9 years

This division is for players who already have the basic fundamentals of the sport and are ready for developing those skills. Coaches help players strengthen their throwing and catching skills, as well as building on fielding skills. Kids begin the season hitting pitches thrown by coaches and by mid-season, both players and coaches are pitching to the batters. Teams typically practice 1 time a week and have 2 games per week, one during the week and one on Saturday.

Minors (Player Pitch) 
Ages 9-11

This division is for players who have solid fundamentals and are ready to play exclusively player pitch. Coaches help players learn the strategy of the game and continue to develop fielding and base running skills. All players will make a team, but must attend tryouts to play minors. Teams typically practice 1-2 times a week and have 2 games per week, one during the week and one on Saturday.

Majors 
Ages 10-12

This division is for players who have a solid fundamental of skills and game strategy. All players will make a team, but must attend tryouts to play majors if they have not played majors in a previous year. Teams typically practice 1-2 times a week and have 2 games per week, one during the week and one on Saturday.

Fee Descriptions

Division Fee (varied depending on player level)
All players who play for Mt. Hood Little League will receive a uniform shirt and a hat as part of the Division Fee.

Registration Fee ($3)
Due to a change in our website management, families will be charged a small fee (beginning January 2020) when registering. This is a per family charge, not a per player fee. 

Volunteer Deposit ($30)
Mt. Hood Little League is run solely by volunteers. Without your help, our League would not be able to run. This year we are asking all families to pay a Volunteer Deposit, which you can request a refund once your family logs 5 hours of volunteer time. Below are just a few ways you can volunteer:

* Work in the Snack Shack (each game you work is worth 2 hours of volunteering and you get a free meal)
* Umpire a FARM, Minor or Major Division home game (each game is worth 2 hours of volunteering and you get a free meal)
* Help with field maintenance (the league usually has at least two work parties leading up to the start of spring season)
* Be a team manager (you receive one free player registration)
* Be an assistant coach (qualifies for full volunteer time)
* Be a team parent (qualifies for full volunteer time)