Ages 4-6 (Pre-K to Kindergarten)

Director of Tee-ball  – Matt Butner

• Tee-Ball is often a family’s first introduction to Little League®. At this level, the focus is to provide an experience that is grounded in fun, fitness, and fundamentals all the while growing a child’s love for the game.

• The schedule consists of one hour practice per week at our Sessions Street field, on Saturday or Sunday mornings, and one weeknight game. 

• Equipment requirements are minimal and generally consist of a baseball glove.
  
• Each player receives a team hat and jersey

• Season begins in late April and finishes early June

Ages 6-8 (Kindergarten to 2nd grade)

Director of AA Baseball  – Tony Clapsis

• The primary focus for the AA division age group (6-8) will be on skill development in the fundamentals of throwing, catching, hitting, and fielding. Coaches pitch to players in this division.  Team building, sportsmanship and fun will be stressed at this age level. A high level of repetitions in each skill is the goal of each practice.  AA Division play will seek to ready players for competitive baseball and keep them interested in the game of baseball for years to come.   

• The schedule consists practice once per week at Sessions Street fields, with two 1 hour games per week, on weeknights.

• Equipment requirements are minimal and generally consist of a baseball glove.

• Each player receives a team hat and jersey
• Season begins in late April and finishes early June

Ages 8-10 (2nd to 4th grade)

Director of AAA Baseball  – Jenna Lafayette

• The focus at the AAA level is for kids to experience competitive little league baseball in a positive and encouraging environment. Pitchers will pitch from the mound with regular strike counts. Little league rules apply to pitch counts to ensure player health & safety.  Stealing is introduced at the AAA level.

• The schedule consists of 1-2 games per week and 1-2 practices per week to be scheduled around game schedules.  Practices are held at our Gano Street field.

• AAA division plays an interleague schedule against teams from Rumford, Riverside and East Providence Central Little Leagues.  Home games are played at our Gano Street field.  Away games are played at various fields in East Providence.

• Equipment requirements are minimal and generally consist of a baseball glove and cleats.

• Each player receives a team hat, jersey and baseball pants
• Season begins in early April and finishes early June
• Opportunity to participate in Summer All Star tournament for top players in the division (July).

Ages 10-12 (4th to 6th grade)

Director of Majors Baseball  – Erik Andersen

• The focus at the Majors level is for kids to experience competitive little league baseball in a positive and encouraging environment. Pitchers will pitch from the mound with regular strike counts. Little league rules apply to pitch counts to ensure player health & safety.  

• Participation in the Majors division requires preliminary evaluation by FPESLL coaches.

• The schedule consists of 2-3 games per week and 1-2 practices per week to be scheduled around game schedules.  Practices are held at our Gano Street field.

• Majors division plays an interleague schedule against teams from Rumford, Riverside and East Providence Central Little Leagues.  Home games are played at our Gano Street field.  Away games are played at various fields in East Providence.

• Equipment requirements are minimal and generally consist of a baseball glove and cleats.

• Each player receives a team hat, jersey, baseball pants and a belt.

• Season begins in early April and finishes early June
• Opportunity to participate in Summer All Star tournament for top players in the division (July).
• Team that finishes first in the Division will represent the league in the Annual Mayor's Cup Tournament (held in August) hosted by the Providence Department of Parks and Recreation.