Intermediate 50/70 Division
The Intermediate Division is typically comprised of league-age 13-year-olds who have aged out of traditional Little League.
Playing on a field that measures 50 feet from the front of the pitcher's rubber to the back of home plate and 70 feet between bases, the division helps players transition from a smaller Little League field (46ft/60ft) on their way to the full-sized (60ft/90ft) field used in Babe Ruth, High School, College and the Pros. Certain rules changes also occur at this level of play—for example, lead-offs are allowed.
Unlike our other divisions, Intermediate has a very limited age eligibility range and NLLN typically only fields a single team comprised of drafted players.
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Fall Ball
Fall Ball is a low-stress and fun-filled way to "keep the rust off" between seasons. It's also great for building skills and introducing the game to newcomers.
Spring Little League
The purpose of the league is to give young girls & boys ages 5 – 13 an opportunity to learn to play baseball in a fun, local environment.
Paid Umpires Program
NLLN provides a unique opportunity for league age 12s and older to learn and master the art of umpiring while earning good money!
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