Rookie: The Rookie Division is primarily for league age seven year old players. Teams are organized by the Division Commissioner. It is an instructional division where players hit live Reduced Injury Factor (RIF) balls pitched by their own coach from a short distance.  No scores are kept, every offensive player bats each inning regardless of outs and no player sits on defense. Players are taught the fundamentals of baseball such that they are exposed to playing positions and are taught throwing, catching, batting, defensive ready position and running the bases. This division is intended to be a logical transition from tee ball to coach pitch play. As per Little League requirements, a league age 6 year old player can only participate in coach pitch if they played one full year of tee ball in an approved Little League program. All players in this division receive participation trophies.

Minors - A: The Minors-A Division is for primarily league age eight year old players. Teams are organized by the Division Commissioner. It is an instructional division where players hit regulation little league balls (protective cups are required) pitched by coaches for the first half of the season and then by players. At this level, outs are recorded with three ending each half inning. The standard nine defensive positions are used (meaning players rotate sitting) but no scores are kept. Players are taught the fundamentals of baseball such that they are exposed to playing positions and are taught throwing, catching, batting, defensive ready position and running the bases. All players in this division receive participation trophies.

Minors - AA: The AA Division is the first “draft” level division and is for primarily league age nine and ten year old players with eight year old players being allowed to try-out (but with usually less than a dozen allowed by the Division Commissioner and Player Agent to be drafted into AA). This is also the first level where inter-league play (San Ramon National, San Ramon American) is possible depending on the agreement between leagues. All players are required to try-out and teams are formed through a manager draft process supervised by the Division Commissioner and Player Agent. Players pitch (inning restrictions apply) and all players in the line-up bat. The standard nine defensive positions are used and scores and standings are kept. Trained volunteer umpires enforce Little League Baseball and Local Board Adopted Rules. Players are taught advanced fundamentals of baseball such that they are exposed to pitching techniques, playing positions, defensive pre-pitch preparedness, live batting and aggressive base running. A post-season tournament will determine the champion for the division. The top 2 teams will receive trophies.

Minors - AAA: The AAA Division is for primarily league age ten and eleven year old players with some nine year old players traditionally drafted onto AAA Division teams as well. All players are required to try-out and teams are formed through a formal manager draft process supervised by the Division Commissioner and Player Agent. Players pitch (inning restrictions apply) and all players in the line-up bat. The standard nine baseball defensive positions are used and scores and standings are kept. Players are taught advanced fundamentals of baseball such that they are exposed to pitching techniques, playing positions, defensive pre-pitch preparedness, live batting and aggressive base running. Trained volunteer umpires enforce Little League Baseball and Local Board Adopted Rules. A post-season tournament will determine the champion for the division. The top 2 teams will receive trophies.

Majors: The Majors Division represents the first level of competitive play and is generally oriented for experienced players who are eleven and twelve years old. Occasionally some ten year olds are drafted into the Major Division. Returning Majors players playing for their same team do not need to try out. All other players are required to try-out and teams are formed through a formal manager draft process supervised by the Division Commissioner and Player Agent. This level focuses on more advanced skills and fundamentals. Pitching speeds are considerably faster (45-60mph) and balls are hit harder. Overall pace of the game is much faster as well with less walks. Trained volunteer umpires enforce Little League Baseball and Local Board Adopted Rules. A post-season tournament will determine the champion for the division. The top 2 teams will receive trophies. From the Major division, CCLL will send a team to the District 57 Tournament of Champions (TOC). A Major Division twelve year old All Star Team will be selected from to represent CCLL in Tournament play ending in the Little League World Series.