Each local league serves a specific geographic area.  Players should live or attend school within the league's boundaries.  To find your league, enter your place of residence or your child's school address in the League Finder. 

Note: If selected to play post-season All-Star tournament ball, players must reside and play in their correct zone during the entirety of the spring season. 

Prior to Assessments: 100%

Post player assessments: 0%

Before teams are announced and the season starts, the league has already put a lot of work and thought into each player.  Teams are assigned fairly based on skills assessments or age, according to each division. 

Players quitting after teams have been announced hinders the rest of the players on their team, as each player has a role and is an integral part of their team. 

We hope all players enjoy the season and want to stay and make memories with friends and other players. 

Players will receive a Dri Fit Shirt and matching cap.  You will need to purchase socks, belts, pants, and cleats.  Coaches will let you know what color pants, socks, and belts to purchase. 

Note: Player jerseys will have numbers on the back alongside the team sponsor's name.  The league will assign numbers and will not accept specific number requests. 

• For Spring, most teams will practice twice per week pre-season. 
• Junior Minor & up will each play at least twelve (12) games - usually two games weekly once the season starts.  Senior Minor & Major teams may play up to eighteen (18) games but will play a minimum of twelve (12). 
• Tee Ball teams will have a season of at least ten (10) games, with a practice session and a game scheduled each week once the season starts.

Tee Ball & Junior Minor games are played at Bob Bond Park (1700 East 25th St., Bryan, TX 77802)

Senior Minors, Majors, and Junior/Senior Divisions games are mostly played at Bob Bond Park (1700 East 25th St., Bryan, TX 77802). However, these divisions also play games against other teams and leagues in our area, which may require travel to surrounding communities (e.g., College Station, Caldwell, Somerville, Snook, etc.). 

According to Rule 1.10 of the Little League Rule book, the bat must be a baseball bat which meets the USA Baseball Bat standard (USABat) as adopted by Little League. It shall be a smooth, rounded stick, and made of wood or of material and color tested and proved acceptable to the USA Baseball Bat standard (USABat).

Each division has set sizing permissions we must follow, please review the Little League Bat Rules to determine the appropriate sizing for your division. All bats that do not meet the requirements set forth by Little League International will be not be permissible in game play or practice. 

Every day a member of the Board of Directors will assess the conditions of our fields. All updates to field conditions will be announced via email, website, and/or to coaches after 4 pm daily. In the event of weather causing delays or cancels, we will make a determination about games and reschedule accordingly.

While we want to ensure all games remain on schedule with no delays, player safety is our number one priority.