Guidelines for the Rookie Division are as follows:

• Basic baseball skills, fun & sportmanship will be emphasized;
• Scores and standings not be kept;
• Coaches pitch underhand to the batters;
• Rules, equipment, and fields are modified where necessary;
• Player teammate/coach requests will be accommodated to the extent possible;
  
• For the Spring Program, one practice (usually a weeknight) and one game each week on Saturday;  
• For the Fall Program, instructions/training added;
• All games played on fields in the Takoma Park area.
• 5-year olds with T-ball experience will be permitted. A parent must watch the child always.

 Guidelines for the Minors A Division are as follows:

• Instructional division in which most players are learning to hit, throw, and field;
• Scores and standing not be kept;
• Modified Coach pitch;
• Position of catcher introduced;
• Coaches will encourage a variety of position and situational play opportunities;
• Coaches not permitted to require sports specialization;
• In the Spring, one practice (usually a weeknight) and one game each week on Saturday;  
• For the Fall Program, instructions/training added; Alternate between games and instructions;
• All games played on fields in the Takoma Park area.
  

 
General guidelines for the Minors AA Division are as follows:

• Players pitch from 42 feet;
• Scores and standing kept;
• Coaches will encourage a variety of position and situational play opportunities.
• Stealing (though not leading off) is permitted.  Bunting is allowed;
• High school umpires;
• Tournaments, post-season play allowed. Selection criteria for participation should be publicized. Participation should be broad based.
• For the Spring Program, one practice (usually a weeknight) and one game each week on Saturday;  
• For the Fall Program, instructions/training added; Alternate between games and instructions;
• All games played at Broadacres.

 General guidelines for the Majors  Division are as follows:

• Plays competitive baseball on 70-foot diamonds;
• Scores and Standings will be kept;
• Coaches will encourage a variety of position and situational play opportunities.
• Coaches not permitted to require sports specialization;
• Paid professional umpires call balls and strikes;
• Tournaments, post-season play, and all-star competition allowed;
• For the Spring Program, one practice (usually a weeknight) and one game each week on Saturday;  After Memorial Day weekend, a mid week game may be substituted for practice.
• For the Fall Program, instructions/training added; Alternate between games and instructions may be used;
  
• For the Fall Program there is one practice/game per week on Sunday afternoon;
• For the Spring Program, all games played on Nolte Field.