Senior Division

Any individual age 15 and above with a physical or intellectual challenge may participate in the Senior League Challenger Division. Individuals ages 15-18 have the option to participate either the Little League or Senior League Challenger Division.

Players ages 19-22 may only continue to play in the Little League Challenger Division if they are enrolled in school if their league is not offering the Senior League Challenger Division. If a league feels a player over the age of 18 should remain in the Little League Challenger Division, they must request a waiver from the Charter Committee.

No. The Senior League Challenger Division was created to provide Challenger Division participants, and others who can benefit from the physical and social aspects of the program, a place to participate after they age out of the Little League Challenger Division.

No. This division is designed as a non-competitive extension of the Little League Challenger Division. However, leagues may choose to implement some additional rules such as recording outs, keeping score, etc. Regular season standings should not be kept.

Yes. All leagues offering the Senior League Challenger Division must also offer the Little League Challenger Division.

The Senior League Challenger Division utilizes the full size 60/90 diamond. A league can request a waiver to use a smaller field if they feel there is a need to do so. Waiver requests will be handled on a case-by-case basis by the Charter Committee.

No. Senior League Challenger Division teams can only play other Senior League Challenger Division teams.

Yes. A district can charter a Senior League Challenger Division program provided that the Little League Challenger Division is offered by the district or a league in the district.

Charter fees for the Senior League Challenger Division are the same as all other divisions of Little League ($10). Teams can be insured for the same cost as a Little League Major Baseball team.