We're happy to announce that registration for the 2026 Baseball Spring season is open!

The 2026 Corvallis Little League Baseball program includes 6 established divisions for coed play, ages 4–12. All levels play at Crystal Lake Fields in South Corvallis.

Following the evaluation, the top 96 players will be placed in Majors and AAA. If your child does not attend the evaluation and one of our evaluator coaches is unfamiliar with your child's skill level, they will be placed in our developmental levels (Single A/Double A). If, following the evaluation, your child is not placed on a AAA or Majors team, they will be moved into either Double A or Single A (depending on their age), and CLL will reimburse you any difference in registration price. We try to place kids where they will be able to best develop and have an overall positive experience.

You can both register your player at the Corvallis Little League website and sign up for a volunteer role at the same time. Here is a handy PDF to help walk you though the Sports Connect program we use for registration.

Rookie - Coach Pitch (Ages 5-8) In Rookie ball, coaches pitch to players, with hitting off a tee still an option if/as needed. This level of play still focuses on teaching the fundamentals of baseball. Buddy and coach requests are honored to the best of CLL's ability.

Single A - Player Pitch/Coach Relief (Ages 7-10) This level introduces player pitch with coach relief. Single A is for those who are ready to play with outs, balls and called strikes. We do not keep score at this level, but rather the focus is on developing as baseball players and learning to love the game of baseball. There are no walks at this level. Buddy and coach requests are honored to the best of CLL's ability.

Double A - Player Pitch/Coach Relief (Ages 9-12) AA is for our older players who are still developing in their baseball skills and knowledge of the game. This level is player pitch, with the option of coach relief (after 4 balls) to promote balls in play, situational baseball and player growth. AA is the bridge between pre-competitive and competitive baseball, and is a great option if your older child loves to play, but could use a less competitive environment in which to develop their skills. Teams may keep score at this level. Buddy and coach requests are honored to the best of CLL's ability.

Majors (Ages 9-12) Majors is our most competitive level within Corvallis Little League. It is intended for players who have mastered the fundamentals and are ready to challenge themselves against the best little leaguers in town. Teams are formed through a player skills evaluation. Similar to AAA, the season ends with a playoff to determine Corvallis Little League’s Major League champion team, followed by the potential for postseason play against other districts. At the highest levels, Little League’s postseason tournaments culminate in the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA. 

League age is the players age as of 8/31/2026. You can find the Little League Age Calculator here. You will need to register for the division your player falls in and at the Skills and Drills Evaluation we will assess if they can move up or down based on skill level.

Corvallis Little League has scholarships funding available to make sure every player gets on the field. If you are in need of financial assistance, please send an email to [email protected]. Scholarships requests are confidential.

T-Mobile offers the Call Up Grant Program which is dedicated to helping families in need by covering registration fees. We encourage you to apply if you feel you qualify as it helps spread the CLL Scholarship funds further. You can learn more about the Call Up Grant here: https://www.littleleague.org/call-up-grant-program/

Corvallis Little League is an all volunteer run nonprofit and we need every parent and others to volunteer to make our season special. Volunteer roles differ based on division, but each team at all levels requires:

Our upper level divisions also require:

You can see a grid of Volunteer Roles needed at all Division levels and Position Descriptions here.

If you are interested in coaching please register early. We will try to have coaching clinics prior to the start of practice. If you register as an umpire, plan to attend at least one umpire training in the spring before the season begins. Umpiring is a great role for older siblings!

Volunteers must submit to a a background check. When you sign up to volunteer using this platform (Sports Connect) a background check through JDP will be conducted. In addition, abuse awareness training will be a required part of the Little League Volunteer Application. You can learn more about the Child Protection Program and the changes here:

If you would like to get an early start, the USA Baseball Program offers a Free Abuse Awareness online course which meets LL requirements. You can learn more here:

You can register and access the online course here:

Once completed, you will be able to download a certificate of completion. Please forward to [email protected] and [email protected].