Tee Ball: Little League ages for Tee Ball are 4-6, as of August 31. Six-year-olds with no prior experience should consider playing in Tee Ball, instead of Minor-B. Prior to the season, there will be a Tee Ball clinic (Saturday, March 18). Games or practices are typically one weeknight and one Saturday. Teams will be made up of both Capitol players and Midway players, and fields from both leagues will be used.

Minor-B: Little League ages for Minor-B are 6-8, as of August 31. This is coach/machine-pitch, and the season will progress towards recording outs with run limits. Six-year-olds with no prior experience should consider playing in Tee Ball, instead of Minor-B. Also, 8-year-olds that are not drafted by a Minor-A team will play in Minor-B. Prior to the season, there will be evaluation sessions (Saturday, March 11). These sessions will be used to help distribute players across teams evenly. Games or practices are typically one weeknight and one Saturday. Teams will be made up of both Capitol players and Midway players, and fields from both leagues will be used.

Minor-A: Little League ages for Minor-A are 8-11, as of August 31. This is kid pitch, score is kept, but there are run limits. A player of age 8 that is signed up for Minor-A, but does not get drafted by a Minor-A team, will play in Minor-B. Similarly, a player of age 10 or 11 that is signed up for Majors, but does not get drafted by a Majors team, will play in Minor-A. Prior to the season, there will be evaluation sessions (Saturday, February 25). These sessions will be used to help Minor-A managers draft teams. Teams will be made up of both Capitol players and Midway players, and fields from both leagues will be used.

Majors: Little League ages for Majors are 10-12, as of August 31. This is competitive play with mercy rules. A player of age 10 or 11 that is signed up for Majors, but does not get drafted by a Majors team, will be drafted by a Minor-A team. Prior to the season, there will be evaluation sessions (Saturday, February 25). These sessions will be used to help Majors managers draft teams. Teams will be made up of both Capitol players and Midway players, and fields from both leagues will be used.

Juniors: Little League ages for Juniors are 13-14, as of August 31. This division introduces kids to the full-sized baseball field (90' base paths, 60'6" pitchers mound). Teams interleague with many other District 2 Little Leagues. Early in the season, teams typically only play once a week to minimize conflicts with CYM and middle school games. After those seasons end, teams typically play three games a week. Teams will be made up of both Capitol players and Midway players, and home games will use Midway's Tirrell Field.

Seniors: Little League ages for Seniors are 15-16, as of August 31. Teams interleague with many other District 2 Little Leagues. Early in the season, teams typically only play once a week to minimize conflicts with high school games. After those seasons end, teams typically play three games a week. Teams will be made up of both Capitol players and Midway players, and home games will use Midway's Tirrell Field.

Schedules: 12 and under divisions start on April 9 and finish in mid-June. Seniors start in mid-April and finish in mid-June. Juniors start in late April and finish in late June.

All-Star Tournaments: At the end of the regular season, several all-star teams are selected (Little League ages 8, 9, 10, 11/12, 13/14, and 15/16). These teams compete in tournaments against all-star teams from other leagues. Ten-year-old and up teams may advance beyond the district level. There is also an 11/12-year-old 'B' team that plays in the Brandywine Invitational Tournament each year. All of these teams are selected by the managers (though the Major division players vote for the 11/12-year-old district team). This year, Midway and Capitol will have combined all-star teams.