We are thrilled to announce the launch of Wauwatosa Little League Softball — registration is officially open!

Our inaugural season will focus on building a strong Minors Division (ages 8–10). This player-pitch division will proudly represent Wauwatosa in the District 1 Little League Softball Division, competing against neighboring programs including Cedarburg, Menomonee Falls, West Bend, Grafton, and Glendale.

While the emphasis this year is on Minors, ages 6-12 are welcome to register. We plan to form Coach Pitch (ages 6-7) and Majors (ages 11-12) divisions as interest grows. If your player wants to play softball — we want them on the field!

For this inaugural season of Wauwatosa Little League Softball, the cost for all divisions is only $75. 

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How is Player Age Determined?

Division placement is determined by Little League Softball age, which aligns with the calendar year. The Little League Softball Age Chart is a handy tool to find your player’s age. Here's how that looks for 2026:

• Coach Pitch: 2018 and 2019 birthyears
• Minors: 2016 and 2017 birthyears
• Major: 2014 and 2015 birthyears

Become a Founding Family!

Register this fall (coming soon!) and help shape the future of Wauwatosa Softball and receive:

• Access to Winter Clinics
• Opportunities to join the Softball Planning Committee
• A chance to help build a program we can all be proud of
  

If you have any questions or are interested in volunteering, feel free to contact our Softball Committee Chair:

Steven Anderson
📞 563-451-7232
📧 [email protected]

Let’s make history and bring softball to more families in our community — we can’t wait to see you on the field!

For Softball Beginners!

Players ages 6 and 7 (2018 and 2019 birthyears) may register for the Coach Pitch Division. Coach Pitch is for young players who are just starting softball and may have previously played tee ball. Teams may play games in the District 1 Little League Machine Pitch League or in house through Wauwatosa Little League as requested by registered families.

The goal of Coach Pitch is to teach players the fundamentals of softball—throwing, catching, fielding, hitting, and base running—before introducing player pitching. Here's what to expect:

• Skill development over winning
• Teaching rules with a focus on teamwork and sportsmanship
• Encouraging players to try multiple positions
• Ensuring lots of reps for every player
• Later in the season, player pitching may be introduced to prepare players for the next level

Let the Kids Pitch!

Players ages 8 to 10 (2015, 2016, and 2017 birthyears) may register for the Minors Division. For 2026, teams will practice at Wauwatosa Little League sites and play games within District 1 Little League Softball. The League anticipates having at least one full team of Minors-Level Players.

Minors is the next developmental step after Rookies, where players begin to experience real game situations with player pitching, competitive play, and official rules, but with modifications that keep the focus on learning and fun. Here's what to expect:

• Build fundamental skills and game awareness
• Teach pitching mechanics safely and gradually
• Introduce real game rules (strikes, walks, stealing, and strategy)
• Teach sportsmanship and teamwork in a more competitive setting than Rookies
• Promote confidence, leadership, and fun
  
• Rotate players through multiple positions to build versatility

Take it to the Next Level!

Players ages 11 and 12 (2013 and 2014 birthyears) may register for the Majors Division. For 2026, Wauwatosa Little league will be attempting to form one Majors team. If a complete team is formed, they will practice using WLL sites and play in the District 1 Little League Softball Division. If a complete team cannot be formed, players will be given the option of joining a neighboring League’s team or receiving a refund.

Majors is the highest level of the core Little League program. Players experience full competitive softball with nearly complete regulation rules. This age group is eligible to advance to the Little League Softball World Series and represents the full game experience while still emphasizing player growth, teamwork, and fun. Here's what to expect:

• Refine and master core softball skills
• Develop pitching consistency and endurance
• Teach advanced game strategy and awareness
• Promote leadership, sportsmanship, and teamwork
• Prepare players for tournament and all-star play
• Maintain a focus on positive competition and respect for opponents