Majors Division is considered a highly competitive division for player ages 10-12 years old. Managers draft teams of 12 players based on skill, athleticism, and baseball acumen, as determined by annual evaluation ratings.  The number of Majors teams is determined annually based on the overall number of 12 year old players in the DALL program.  In the past, the Majors Division age has been primarily 11's and 12's, and on occasion a few 10's that have displayed advanced skill and technique for their age.

The AAA division is developmental yet competitive. Coaches focus on developing individual and team skills to field a team with advanced baseball ability and prepare them for the Major Division or the next competitive level. All teams in the AAA Division will make a single elimination playoff at the end of the regular season. The winner and runner up for the playoffs are awarded trophies.

AA Division is designed to be primarily development division with an increased level of competitive play from the Minor A division.  Coaching emphasis is placed on continuing individual player instruction over winning by focusing on developing basic baseball skills within a team environment. Player age range is between 8-10 years old.  Managers draft teams of 10-12 players based on skill, athleticism, and baseball accumen, as determined by annual evaluation ratings.  An effort is placed on balancing talent and skill levels equally across all teams within the division.  This is the first level where umpires are introduced to the players and end of the season playoff tournament occurs.

Minor A is a non-competitive division open to all players who will be Little League Age 8 year or under during the season.  There are no official scores or standings and umpires are not used at this level. The emphasis will be on developing basic skills, teamwork, and having fun.  Rosters will be ideally kept at 10 players or less which will provide equal opportunity for game play without substitutes.