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Major and AAA programs are national programs that culminate in a World Series. The AA program is a regional program ran by the participating states that culminates with 'AA' World Series opportunities.

7.01. C. 2 All 14u players must use a maximum drop 5 (-5) bat with the official USSSA 1.15 BPF Mark Permanently stamped.

High-A (officially Class High-A, formerly known as Class A-Advanced, and sometimes abbreviated "A+" in writing) is the third-highest level of play in Minor League Baseball in the United States and Canada, below Triple-A and Double-A, and above Single-A.

For 15U and up in USSSA the bat has to be BBCOR, USSSA stamped and no lighter than drop 3. The other thing USSSA has done is tie the bat standard to those bats sanctioned by NHSF. So if The NHSF has banned a bat, its banned in USSSA too, even if its BBCOR, drop 3 and has the stamp on it.

The player MUST NOT be rostered on a higher classification roster (i.e. AAA and Majors players cannot guest play for a AA team and a Majors player cannot guest play on a AAA roster).

"AA" - BASEBALL (Ages 8-9) The "AA" Division is a level of baseball where a higher level of game understanding and ability is taught. Competition as it relates to winning and losing is introduced at this level.

While Triple-A is the highest level in the minor leagues, players may also advance to the major leagues directly from Double-A.

While major league teams play a 162-game schedule, minor league seasons are shorter. As of 2022, a complete season in Triple-A is 150 games, Double-A is 138 games, and High-A and Single-A are each 132 games.