Suggested Age and Grade ranges overlap. Children who are new to baseball should start at the lower level, while those who are experienced can move up earlier.

Ages 4–6 (Pre-K to Kindergarten)
Director of Tee-Ball – Mike Sawyers

• Tee-Ball is often a family’s first introduction to Little League®. The focus is fun, fitness, and fundamentals while building 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 at 5:30.
• 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 – TJ DiSanto

• The primary focus for the AA division age group (6–8) is skill development in throwing, catching, hitting, and fielding. Coaches pitch to players in this division.
• Team building, sportsmanship, and fun are emphasized. A high level of repetitions in each skill is the goal of each practice.
• The schedule consists of one practice per week at Sessions Street fields, with two 1-hour games per week on weeknights at 5:30pm.
• Equipment requirements are minimal and generally consist of a baseball glove.
• Each player receives a team hat, jersey, and baseball pants.
• Season begins in late April and finishes early June.

Ages 8–10 (2nd to 4th grade)
Director of AAA Baseball – Jason Engle

• The focus at the AAA level is for kids to experience competitive Little League baseball in a positive and encouraging environment. Pitchers throw from the mound with regular strike counts. Little League pitch count rules apply.
• Stealing is introduced at the AAA level.
• The schedule consists of 1–2 games per week and 1–2 practices per week. Practices are held at our Gano Street field.
• Interleague play includes Rumford, Riverside/East Providence, and Darlington American Little Leagues.
• Equipment needs: baseball glove and cleats.
• Each player receives a team hat, jersey, and baseball pants.
• Season begins in early April and finishes early June.
• Opportunity for a Summer All-Star tournament (July).

Ages 10–12 (4th to 6th grade)
Director of Majors Baseball – Erik Andersen

• The focus at the Majors level is competitive Little League baseball in a positive and encouraging environment. Pitchers throw from the mound with standard strike counts. Little League pitch count rules apply.
• Participation in Majors requires evaluation by FPESLL coaches.
• The schedule includes 2–3 games per week and 1–2 practices per week at Gano Street field.
• Interleague play includes Rumford, Riverside, and East Providence Central Little Leagues.
• Equipment needs: baseball glove and cleats.
• Each player receives a team hat, jersey, baseball pants, and belt.
• Season begins in early April and finishes early June.
• Opportunity for Summer All-Star tournament (July).
• Division champion represents the league in the Annual Mayor's Cup Tournament (August).