Player Evaluations will be held January 10th and 11th

Here is the schedule for both Saturday and Sunday

League Age 7, check-in 12:00pm, start 12:30pm
League Age 8, check-in 10:00am, start 10:30am
League Age 9, check-in 8:00am, start 8:30am
League Age 10, check-in 12:00pm, start 12:30pm
League Age 11, check-in 10:00am, start 10:30am
League Age 12, check-in 8:00am, start 8:30am



What Are Player Evaluations?
Player evaluations allow league coaches to assess basic baseball skills in a structured, age-appropriate environment. These evaluations are used to determine placement in our competitive divisions and to ensure players are placed in the best setting for development and success. Evaluations are used to place players at the appropriate level of play and to form balanced teams across each division.

Who Must Attend Evaluations?
All players aged 7-12 who want to play in the Single A, AA, AAA or Major divisions must attend an evaluation.  If your player is signed up for Rookie and does not want to play in the Single A division, they do not need to attend an evaluation.

If You Cannot Attend
Attendance at evaluations is mandatory. If your player is unable to attend, please notify us as soon as possible. Players who do not attend evaluations may be placed on a waitlist per local rules.

Due to the size of our league and the number of players participating, player evaluations will be held over two separate days. To ensure evaluations run smoothly, on time, and fairly for all players, advance sign-ups are required. We will be unable to accommodate walk-up evaluations. Families must register for an evaluation day so we can properly staff stations, manage player flow, and provide each player with an equal opportunity to be evaluated.

Here are the signups for each age group.  Remember to use the 2026 Little League Age Chart for reference.

League Age 7
League Age 8
League Age 9
League Age 10
League Age 11
League Age 12

What Will Take Place During Evaluations?

Players will rotate through a few skill stations, which may include:

• Outfield
• Infield
• Hitting
• Base-running

Stations are designed to be efficient, age-appropriate, and supportive.

What Should Players Expect?

• A positive and encouraging environment
• Clear instructions from coaches and volunteers
• No pressure - players are simply asked to give their best effort

Parent Information

• Please arrive on time and have your player ready
• Parents may observe from designated areas
• Please refrain from coaching or instructing players during evaluations
• Coaches and volunteers will manage players throughout the process

What to Bring

• Baseball glove
• Bat (bats will be available if needed)
• Athletic clothing and cleats
• Water bottle

No uniform is required.