Tee-ball is an introductory level of baseball/softball where young players hit the ball off a stationary tee. This format focuses on teaching the basic skills of hitting, fielding, and running the bases in a fun and supportive environment, perfect for beginners.

Coach pitch baseball/softball involves a coach pitching the ball to the players. It bridges the gap between tee-ball and player pitch, helping young athletes develop their hitting skills while still maintaining a controlled and encouraging game pace.

Player pitch baseball/softball is where the players themselves pitch to one another. This format introduces more competitive elements of the game, such as pitching, catching, and base running strategies, helping young athletes develop a deeper understanding of the sport.

Fast pitch softball is a dynamic and competitive format where young players pitch the ball with speed and power. It emphasizes quick reflexes, strong hitting, and aggressive base running, offering a more intense level of play for those ready to advance their skills.

Slow pitch softball for youth is a more relaxed version of the game where the ball is pitched underhand at a slower speed. This format emphasizes teamwork, strategy, and fun, making it accessible and enjoyable for players of all skill levels.

Amateur fast pitch softball is a competitive format where players face high-speed pitches and use strategic hitting, fielding, and base running to score runs. It offers a fast-paced, challenging environment for non-professional athletes who enjoy a higher level of play.

Amateur slow pitch softball is a more recreational format where the ball is pitched underhand with an arc, making it easier to hit. This version emphasizes fun, camaraderie, and team spirit, providing a less intense but still engaging experience for adult players.