At this time, we offer co-ed T-Ball, Minor Coach Pitch, Minor Kid Pitch, Major, Intermediate and Junior Divisions. Senior Division is open and will move forward if there is enough interest. Please see the age chart to see where your player may fall.

Practices and games can be any night Monday through Friday or Saturday morning or evening (depending on umpire availability).

Practice schedules will be determined with the assistance of the team manager once teams are put together.

Game schedules will be confirmed a few weeks into practices.

Practices are held at our home fields located behind Cactus Wren Elementary School (9650 N 39th Ave) for T-Ball – Majors. Intermediate - Seniors practice at Manzanita Elementary School (8501 N 41st Dr).

Most games will be played at the fields your player practices at, but on occasion we may inter-league with other Little Leagues in our area and have some games at their fields.

The Fall season is considered Training and Development. Fall provides the opportunity for players to focus on learning the game, improving skills, and learning Little League rules all while having fun. Fall is played in a less competitive environment and does not have end-of-season tournaments. Fall teams are put together based on coach and friend requests — there is no tryout or draft process.

Spring, however, brings about the competition of baseball. Spring teams for Minors, Majors, and Juniors are put together using a standard tryout and draft process. Scores and standings are tracked, and several end-of-season tournaments are played, including the Little League All-Stars!

CWLL does not allow more than 3 required "events" in a week. Events include both games and practices.

Little League regulates boundaries so each league has an equal opportunity at players and to properly insure the players in our area. Your player must either reside in or attend a school within our boundaries.

You can check our League Boundaries and Residency page on our website for specifics and for a map of our boundaries.

For Fall, players receive their team jersey and hat. Fall is our Training & Development season, so the fee is reduced.

For Spring, players receive a higher-quality MLB-style uniform shirt, an MLB team hat, and a trophy.

Registration fees also help cover essential costs of running the league, including field rentals, equipment, utilities (like keeping the lights on), and maintaining safe, playable fields for all teams.

Little League is 100% volunteer, and we are always looking for volunteers willing to help in several areas of the league. No experience is needed and most opportunities require little or no training. We will support and encourage you in any area you would like to volunteer.

Check out this link for details on several Little League Volunteer Opportunities you can do here at CWLL: Little League Volunteer Opportunities

Once players reach the Minors division, Little League requires teams to be formed through a player draft during the spring season. This ensures fairness, safety, and balanced competition across all teams.

Friend and coach requests are allowed in Tee Ball and Coach Pitch, but starting in Minors the division becomes competitive. To keep the league fair for all players, Little League rules do not allow us to place players based on requests during the spring season.

No. If your player is registering for Minors or above in the spring season, participation in the draft is required to be placed on a team.

The draft helps create balanced teams and gives every child the chance to:

• Play in competitive, exciting games
• Develop leadership skills
• Learn from different coaching styles
• Make new friends and teammates
• Build confidence in new roles

Many players grow more in their first drafted season than any year before.

At the Minors level and above, divisions are considered competitive. The draft prevents “stacked” teams, encourages fairness, and ensures that all players— regardless of skill—have an enjoyable and meaningful season.

Absolutely. Even if players end up on different teams, they still practice at the same fields, hang out before and after games, and meet plenty of new teammates. Friendships grow quickly in baseball.

No. In the fall, families can request coaches or friends in most divisions. The draft only applies to the spring season for Minors and above.

That’s completely normal. Kids adjust quickly, and our coaches are great at welcoming new players. The draft often gives players opportunities to shine in new roles and build confidence.