Tee Ball is recommended for players league age 4-5 and is the prerequisite for playing Rookie level baseball. This division does not keep score, bats all the way through the full batting order before switching sides, and uses a tee the entire duration of the season. Games lengths are one hour, with most games being played Saturday mornings. Practices are determined by the head coach, but usually are only one day per week.

Players league age 6-7 generally play in this division. This division is the next progression after playing one season of Tee Ball. The main difference with this division is that players will learn to hit a baseball off of a pitching machine. Additionally, they will learn to run the bases! Defensive play progresses to making force plays and tag outs. Each team will attempt to make 3 outs each half inning or will switch after 5 runs are scored. Games usually run one hour and fifteen minutes and are played on Saturdays. Practices usually consist of one field day during the week and one batting cage day, both days being selected by the head coach.

Minor B is reserved for baseball players league age 7-9. Minor B is known as a transitional division between Rookies and the next level of competitive play. Players will be introduced to a draft for the first time, where they will have to demonstrate their baseball skills during one of two try out days. After the try out, coaches will evaluate all players and enter into a draft to build teams. Coach request are not allowed at this level to ensure a fair and competitive draft is completed. Minor B is the first division where a player will be allowed to pitch from the mound to a catcher and the score will be maintained to determine end of season standings.

The Minor A division is intended for players league ages 9-11, though most commonly league ages 10/11. If your child does not have prior baseball experience and is league age 9, you should register for Minor B instead of this division. This division will require basic baseball skills (hitting/accurate throwing/pitching) and advances to 100% player pitching.

The Major division is known as the official Little League division, where players will play in the most competitive level of play. Players league ages 11 and 12 are recommended to play at this level and while little league does allow 10 year olds to play at this level, Escondido National imposes an age restriction to ensure our teams are setup in the most competitive manner. This division progresses beyond Minor A by implementing a dropped third strike rule, similar to Major League Baseball.

Intermediate level baseball, also known as 50/70 due to the reference to 50 foot pitcher to home plate distance and 70 foot base paths, builds upon Majors by finally allowing players to lead off on the bases. This kicks up the game play by introducing pick-offs and even more excitement on the field. Players league ages 13 - 14 are recommended at this level.

Junior level baseball is the highest division of play offered at ENLL and is recommended for players league age 14, though 13 year olds may also play if there is a justification for such (reach out to ENLL via email if you feel you have a valid reason to do so). Please note, this level of baseball is very competitive and field dimensions match high school level baseball. All home games for this division are played at Hidden Valley Middle School.