Major Softball is an advanced, competitive level of play. Players will refine the softball skills learned at previous levels.

Players are selected to this level of play through a mandatory tryout and draft process. Players not selected in the draft to a Major division team will be placed in the Minors level of play.

Hitting: Players learn the psychological part of the hitting game; and knowing the count and anticipate a variety of pitches, including pitch location from a more skilled pitcher.

Base running: Players will learn to utilize base coach; Little League lead off after every pitch and anticipate a hit or passed ball; diving back to 1st base.

Throwing: Players learn cutoffs and relays with accuracy and speed as required by the major league level; running down the runner, making only one throw in a run down; and completing a long throw with accuracy and arm strength.

Fielding: Players learn cross-over step to gain momentum for an accurate long throw; and outfield footwork on a fly ball.

Pitching: Players earn fast-pitch fundamentals including pitching to a variety of locations.

Catching: Players learn pick off plays with snap throws and signals; emphasis on moving the target; and framing the catch.