Minor Baseball

First Chaires division with player-pitch
Minor League Baseball division is for boys and girls ages 8-10. The diamond used is a 60-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 46 feet. The Minor Division was established as a tournament program in 1994. It gives children of this age the opportunity to experience tournament competition, up to state level.

These are some of the fundamentals players will develop:

Player pitch
60-foot diamond
46 foot pitching distance
Tournament program
Evaluations
Player draft
Local League and District 20 Interleague and Tournament Rules

Local League and District 20 Interleague and Tournament Rules

Minor Baseball Information

Player Agent
Matt McLeod

Suggested Ages 8-10 (8 year olds must be evaluated to play Minors)

Fee: $100

The player agent conducts annual tryouts, is in charge of player selection, assists the president in checking birth records and eligibility of players and generally supervises and coordinates the transfer of players to or from the Minor Leagues according to provisions of the regulations of Little League Baseball. The player agent must not manage, coach or umpire in the division over which he/she has authority, unless the local league has received explicit written permission to allow this from Little League International.

Chaires-Capitol Little League is a member of District 20. Along with our sister leagues, we are affiliated with Leon County Parks and Recreation and play our games at parks located throughout the county. Our league includes most of South East Leon County and schools located in our boundaries include Conley Elementary, Apalachee Elementary, Chaires Elementary, Buck Lake Elementary, Hartsfield Elementary, Kate Sullivan Elementary, W.T. Moore Elementary and FSUS.