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Two full divisions are built and ready: nine modules each, covering situational defense, hitting, base running, catching, relays, team offense, pitching, and arm care, in both Quiz Mode for players and Coach View for the sideline.
Majors
Little League InternationalNine modules: situational defense, hitting, base running, catching, relays, team offense, pitching, arm care, and practice planning.
Pony
PONY, Separate Sanctioning BodyNear full size field with leadoffs, stealing, and balks. Nine modules: situational defense, hitting, base running, catching, relays, team offense, pitching, arm care, and practice planning.
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In DevelopmentContent for these divisions is written to their own governing rules when built, never inherited from Majors or Pony.
Divisions follow Little League International's structure. AA and AAA are local subdivisions of the Minor Division, so their age bands vary by league: verify against your league's adopted local rules.
PONY is a different organization from Little League, not a Little League division. Base distances, mound distances, pitching limits, and leadoff rules all differ. Do not apply a Little League pitch count table to a PONY game, or the reverse.
Travel ball (club ball) is a separate, non‑sanctioned path, not a Little League or PONY division. It is the common next step in this league once a player ages out of Intermediate 50/70. Ages, roster sizes, field dimensions, and pitching limits all vary by club and by the tournament organization a team enters, so always play to the specific rule set your team has signed up for.