Minor League
The Minor League program is a competitive league that is open to youth between the ages of twelve and nine years old.  The minor league functions as a challenging training ground as kids prepare for the highest level of play in the Major League.  Twelve and eleven-year-olds enjoy the level of competition the Minor League affords them—they are challenged, but not overmatched. 

Teams compete for the regular season championship and runner-up trophy.  At the completion of the regular season, teams are seeded and the Playoffs begin.  The tournament champion and runner-up team are each awarded trophies.  Players are selected via a draft. Minor League games are played on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

Minor League Spring 2003
	Team	Manager	W	L	T	Pts
1.	Orioles	Bob Rhyne	11	3	0	22
2.	Mets	Frank Bowen	10	3	1	21
3.	Braves	Richard Aurora	9	3	0	18
4.	Athletics	Hernan Cortes	6	7	0	12
5.	Brewers	Greg Johnston	5	8	0	10
6.	Dodgers	Ron Thunman	5	6	1	11
7.	Reds	Jonathan Simpson	4	10	0	8
8.	White Sox	Dan Hutson	2	12	0	4

Final standings as of June 15
Minor League Commissioner: Jim Quinlan, 703-437-5544

Major, Minor & Rookie League Rules

Game Highlights

April 5:  Watch this space for exciting game summaries.