Majors is for league age 10, 11 & 12 year olds. It is a competitive league in which tryouts are held to determine qualifications. Non-qualifying league age 10 and 11 year olds are released to the Minors, where they are drafted as part of the Minors team assignment process. All league-age 12-year-olds are assured a place on a Majors team, unless the player's parents agree that their child would be better served with a season in the Minors.

Players will be notified in the weeks after Tryouts as to their league assignment (Majors vs. Minors).

Majors play is considered a competitive league, and is actually the age group that competes in the Little League World Series. The skill level of the Majors players is materially higher than the Minors. Standings and scores are kept throughout the season, which culminates in a playoff tournament. The Majors playoff champion competes in a Tournament of Champions against other area league champions at the end of the season.

Typically, Majors teams enjoy one game during the week and one on Saturday. 

Most practices are held at Bacich School on the Majors’ diamond near the batting cages, with games at Bacich and the opposing out-of-league opponents' fields such as Joe Wagner and Strawberry.

League Age 10, 11, & 12: Tryouts; competitive play
Tryouts Mandatory: Saturday, January 25th at Marin Catholic High School
Questions? Contact League Commissioner at majors@rossvalleylittleleague.org