SPRING REGISTRATION IS OPEN
2026 REGISTRATION INFO
Coquitlam Little League has a tradition of being one of the best Little League programs in Canada, and we want you to join us! This page contains important information about the upcoming season, so please take the time to read through it carefully to ensure you don’t miss any key details or deadlines. Let’s get ready for a great season ahead!
Players interested in playing on the Timberjacks should register for the Junior Division. After evaluations, selected players will have to pay the additional registration fee to participate in the Timberjacks program.
See below to view the 2026 Little League Age Chart to determine your child's age as well as information on each division.
Coquitlam Intermediate Reds Information
Register early and don’t miss out
To give the League enough time to create balanced teams and ensure a quality experience including scheduling, uniforms and equipment, players who register before evaluations in February (April 1st for Blastball and Mini Minor, because there are no evaluations for these divisions) will be guaranteed a roster spot and we will try to honour team requests.
From evaluations onwards, no team requests will be honoured and registration will depend on available spots. If teams are full, your child may not be able to play. 8 year old players and who register after evaluation dates or do not attend evaluations will be placed in the lowest division or tier for their age by default. Uniforms must be returned at the end of the season - failure to do so will result in a charge per item not returned.
division general information
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The youngest division within Little League is reserved for our 4 and 5 year old superstars who are picking up a baseball for the first time. Returning five year olds have the option of registering in the Blastball or Mini-Minor Division. Our Blastball program has been developed by a hired early years expert with a focus on a fun, active first exposure to organized sports, and follows Baseball Canada's Long Term Athlete Development Model. Our Blastballers play exclusively at Mackin Field on Wednesday evenings, starting mid April.
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Mini-Minor is the 2nd step in your baseball career. Players continue to build on their baseball fundamentals with the extra challenge of hitting a moving ball. Defensive skills also come into focus in Mini Minor, as fielders pick up their gloves for the first time and learn to throw and catch like the big guys on TV! Coaches remain on the field throughout the game, taking advantage of key learning opportunities and to provide extra encouragement to everyone! The Mini-Minor division plays at Hartley Field in Mountain View Park. Practice and game nights both start at 6pm.
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12 player teams play real games, keeping track of runs and outs. The emphasis remains on skill development, players learn more of the rules and tactics of the game, and continue to develop their sense of SPORTSMANSHIP and FAIR PLAY in a fun but slightly more competitive setting. We will introduce basic pitching mechanics in practice later in the season, but Slingers will continue to be used in games. Equal play of infield/outfield and rolling over the batting order will ensure that all kids get a comparable number of at bats and innings in the field. All games will be in Coquitlam against other Rookie division teams. Typically Rookie teams will have 2 games (one on each day of the weekend) and 1 practice per week (practice day and time selected by the head coach)
Rookie is also where parents take on even more important roles, scorekeeping, field prep and cleanup, slinger operator, umpire, and best of all, dugout parent, are vital roles on your child's team.
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The minor division will be made up of 3 tiers. This was a decision our board came to, using our Guiding Principles, in order to accommodate the increasing registration we have at this age. By having the 3 tiers within a division, it will allow more opportunities for each player to be developed at their respective skill level.
Minor AAA -
In the Minor AAA tier, players will continue to develop their skills they have learned in the years prior. This tier will be all pitching, allowing players that have previously pitched to improve throughout the season. Stealing will be allowed in this tier. Fair play will be in effect in all minor tiers, with equal play of infield/outfield and rolling over the batting order to ensure that all kids get a comparable number of at bats and innings in the field. Teams will have 2 a minimum of 2 games per week (mainly on the weekends) with 1 practice during the weekdays.
Minor AA -
In the Minor AA tier, players will continue to develop their skills they have learned in the years prior.. Teams will start the season with 2 innings of pitching, and then move to the pitching machine for the remainder of the game. This tier is designed to give all players in it the opportunity to learn to pitch and have success against kids at a similar skill level. Stealing will also be gradually introduced (during the live pitching innings only) at this level. Equal play of infield/outfield and rolling over the batting order will ensure that all kids get a comparable number of at bats and innings in the field. Teams will have 2 a minimum of 2 games per week (mainly on the weekends) with 1 practice during the weekdays.
Minor A -
In the Minor A tier, players will focus on skill development and a better understanding of baseball. Players and coaches will use the Rookie experience as a foundation to become better baseball players and better athletes. The season will start with the pitching machine (slinger) and pitching will be taught and introduced into games as the season progresses. Equal play of infield/outfield and rolling over the batting order will ensure that all kids get a comparable number of at bats and innings in the field.
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The major division will be made up of 3 tiers. This was a decision our board came to, using our Guiding Principles, in order to accommodate the increasing registration we have at this age. By having the 3 tiers within a division, it will allow more opportunities for each player to be developed at their respective skill level.
Major AAA (previously Major A) -
The Major AAA division will be the top tier in our major division. They will play internally as well as face competition from around the Lower Mainland. Players will begin to narrow their focus on a few positions where the majority of their in-game time will be. Unlike Major AA & A, the batting order is reset every game based on coach's decision and at bat performance. There is mandatory play at the Major AAA level but it does not have to be comparable innings in the infield/outfield and there is no guarantee that players will pitch or catch in games. Teams will play 2 games minimum per week with 1 practice as well.
Major AA (previously Major B) -
The Major AA division will be made up of similar caliber players. The season will start with pitching and stealing. Practices and games will be more balanced to allow players the opportunity to test what they have practiced with more in game experiences. Equal play of infield/outfield and rolling over the batting order will ensure that all kids get a comparable number of at bats and innings in the field. All teams will play 2 games per week (mostly on the weekends) with 1 practice during the weekdays.
Major A -
In the Major A tier, players will focus on skill development and a better understanding of baseball. Players and coaches will use any previous experience and knowledge as a foundation to become better baseball players and better athletes. The season will start with the pitching machine and pitching will be taught and introduced into games as the season progresses. Equal play of infield/outfield and rolling over the batting order will ensure that all kids get a comparable number of at bats and innings in the field. Teams will have 1 game per week with 2 practices during the weekdays.
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The Intermediate Reds are joint program operated by Coquitlam Little League and the Coquitlam Reds of the PBL and open to Grade 7 and 8s.
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Our house program will consist of three teams that will play most of their games against CLL teams in Coquitlam and will also play a few games around Metro Vancouver against other Little League programs.
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The Timberjacks are a high performance option for players aged 15U who want to play additional games and tournaments outside of the LL schedule. This program is geared towards preparing kids for post season, competitive baseball.
2026 Divisions & Fees
Registration Fee
$125
$225
$300*
$325*
$425*
(additional team fees for Major AAA)
$575*
(additional team fees for Intermediate Reds & Timberjacks)
Division
Blastball
Mini-Minor
Rookie
Minor
Majors*
Intermediate/Junior*
Age
(4-5)
(5-6)
(7-8)
(9-10)
(11-12)*
(13-15)*
These fees cover the hard costs of putting a player on the field.
All players are expected to sell 1 raffle book ($50) to support our annual fundraiser
that improves the players on and off field experience
*Additional team fees may be charged for tournaments
REGISTRATION & Refunds
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Please click here to view the CLL Refund Policy.
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Families who are looking for financial support are encouraged to contact Kidsport TriCities or Jump Start. Coquitlam Little League bursaries can be found here.
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$25 processing fee will be charged for all registration withdrawals - Any questions, please review the full refund policy found here
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Players interested in playing on the Timberjacks should register for the Junior Division. After evaluations, selected players will have to pay the additional registration fee to participate in the Timberjacks program.
Coquitlam boundaries
Western Boundary: Starts in the North in the Indian Arm's east cost and travels South to include all of Belcarra and Anmore areas. Through to the coast at just north of Sperling Ave and Hastings Street (as if Sperling carried through to the water). Follows south along Sperling Ave to Lougheed Hwy. Follows Lougheed west to Gaglardi Way. Then south on Gaglardi Way to Hwy 99. Follows Hwy 99 east to Brunette Creek to the Fraser River. Then Follows Brunette Creek to the Fraser River.
Southern Boundary: From the Brunette Creek and the Fraser River (eastside). Follows the rivers edge east to Lougheed Hwy and 287th (Maple Ridge).
Eastern Boundary: Follows 287th North to Stave Falls
Northern Boundary: At Stave Falls follows Hydro Eves West to Salmon Arm just north or Buntzen Lake