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2026 Spring Baseball Registration FAQs

How do I register my child to play?

Register on the PlayNYA.com website.  Registration will open on November 23.

Can siblings play on the same team?
Yes, siblings within the same division will be on the same team unless specifically requested otherwise by parents.

What is the time commitment for practices and games?
Typically, there are a total of two games or practices per week for levels above T-ball. T-ball will have one game or practice per week.

How can a parent volunteer to coach a team?
Register on the PlayNYA.com website.

Will background checks be run on coaches?
Yes, the league will run background checks on all coaches in alignment with Little League protocols.

What equipment will my child need?
Each player Majors and below will need a glove and a USA-certified bat. Most players will have their own helmets, but the league provides some to each team. Each team is provided with catcher's equipment and gloves for applicable levels.

Players 13 and older will use BBCOR bats.

Can my Majors or below child use a non-USA metal bat?
No, only USA bats are allowed. Certified T-ball bats can be used in T-ball as well.

What uniform items will be provided to players?
Each player will get a hat, jersey, pants, socks and a belt.

Will custom uniforms be provided to players?
Players will get the sized uniform that they input at registration, with custom sizes for jerseys and pants.

How are the divisions setup?

Kid Pitch Divisions
Kid pitch teams are determined via draft. Coach and teammate requests are not accepted

  • Kid Pitch Major – All 12 year olds will play in this division. Players age 10 and 11 may be evaluated for this division with their spots being determined based on the league draft. This is the most competitive Little League division with regular season games being scheduled as week night double headers.
  • Kid Pitch Minor – All 9 year olds will play in this division along with 10 and 11 year olds that are not drafted to the Major division. This division will play single games on both Saturdays and weeknights.


Coach Pitch Divisions
Coach pitch teams are determined via draft. Coach and teammate requests are not accepted

  • Coach Pitch AAA – All 7-8 year olds can be evaluated for this division with their spots being determined based on the league draft. Any players that are not drafted to this division would play in the AA division. This is the most competitive coach pitch division and primarily play single games on both weekends and weekdays. Depending on field space constraints, there may be some extra weeknight games with fewer weekend games.
  • Coach Pitch AA – Any 7-8 year olds who are not drafted to the AAA division will play in the AA division. This will be more focused on development with additional practices being scheduled in addition to weeknight and Saturday games.
  • Coach Pitch A – This division is meant for 6 year olds as the first level of true coach pitch. The division will play games on both weekends and weeknights

 

Beginner Divisions
Teams are based on coach/teammate requests with effort made to match players within neighborhoods and schools. Requests are not guaranteed and parents should communicate with requested coaches and teammates in advance. We will send a link for requests at the end of the registration window in mid-January

  • Rookie – Primarily 5 year olds preparing to move into coach pitch. Players are given opportunities to play real baseball positions and hit from a coach pitcher but can also use a tee to hit. Teams will play on both weekends and week nights.
  • Tee Ball (3/4) – This division is for 3-4 year olds only as they are introduced to basic baseball concepts for the first time. Teams generally have 6-8 players in attempt to keep the games moving quickly and give kids more opportunities. Players must have turned 3 years old by March 1st 2026 in order to be eligible. Games are played only on Saturdays

Big Field Divisions

  • We also will offer 14U and 16U divisions played on full size fields with games played both in Nolensville and nearby towns. Divisions are configured to have 1 team each, but if enough players sign up on the waitlists we may be able to add more


Can I request that my 11 year old plays in Minors and is not drafted by Majors?

Yes, you can email [email protected] to request that your 11 year old plays in Minors.

Can I request my 10 year old plays in Majors?
Your 10 year old can try out at evaluations and will be on a Majors team if drafted.  If they aren’t drafted by a Majors team they will be on a Minors team.

Can I request that my 7 year old plays in AA and is not drafted by AAA?
Yes, you can email [email protected] to request that your 7 year old plays in AA.

Can I request my 7 year old plays in AAA?
Your 7 year old can try out at evaluations and will be on a AAA team if drafted.  If they aren’t drafted by a AAA team they will be on an AA team.

Can I request my child’s friend to be on their team in a division that has a draft?
No, we do not accept teammate/coach requests in drafted divisions.

How is my child’s Little League age determined?
It is based on the Little League age calculator for 2026. For athletes age 3-12, their league age will be determined based on how old they will be on August 31, 2026.  

 Link to calculator

What are the eligibility requirements for playing in the league?

Players age 4-7 are eligible to participate regardless of their home or school address. They (along with any siblings) maintain their eligibility as long as they continue to participate each spring (more information found here: https://www.littleleague.org/downloads/2025-regulation-ii-summary/)

Players age 8 and older are eligible to participate if their home address (as of 1/31/2026) OR school address (as of 10/31/2025) fall within the league boundaries. You can confirm these using Little League's League Finder https://www.littleleague.org/play-little-league/league-finder/

Exceptions:

  • If a player previously lived in or went to school within the league boundaries and then moved, they maintain their eligibility as long they continue to participate in the league each spring since before the move.
  • Players who do not meet any of the eligibility criteria may contact the league at [email protected] to inquire about an eligibility waiver.

How do I find volunteer opportunities for umpiring or working the concession stand?
Please email [email protected].

What can I do to learn more about sponsorship opportunities?
Our league operates on the generosity of our sponsors, and for that we are grateful. The Nolensville Baseball Little League is a 501c3 organization.

If you are interested in learning more, please contact Blake Bivens @ 615-604-4853 or [email protected]

What is the Little League Challenger program?
The Little League Challenger Program is Little League’s adaptive baseball program for individuals with physical and intellectual challenges.

Who can participate in the Little League Challenger program?
Any individual with a physical or intellectual challenge may participate. If an individual can participate in the traditional Little League Baseball or Softball program with reasonable accommodations they should do so. The Little League Challenger Division accommodates players ages 4-18, or up to age 22 if still enrolled in school. The Senior League Challenger Division accommodates players ages 15 and above (no maximum age).

Will games be played during Williamson county Spring break?
No, but coaches may practices with available players.

Will a scholarship be awarded if a parent is unable to pay?

Yes.  If you wish to apply for a scholarship, please email [email protected].