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Baseball Field Dimensions

Pick a league and division to see the pitching distance, base path, home-to-second distance, mound height, and recommended fence distance — with a to-scale diamond that redraws for the selected dimensions.

Field dimensions

Pitching distance
46 ft
Base path
60 ft
Home to 2nd base
84 ft 10¼ in
base path × √2
Mound height
6 in
Confirm with your league
Recommended fence
~200 ft
Confirm with your league
60 ft46 ft84 ft 10¼ inHome2nd

Laying out a field

  1. Set home plate first. Drive a stake at the back point of home plate, then sight the foul lines out toward where you want the outfield fence corners.
  2. Measure to second base along the center line. Second base is the base path × √2 from home (127 ft 3⅜ in on a 90-foot field). Run a tape straight out through the pitching rubber to place it.
  3. Find first and third by triangulation. Each is one base path from home and one base path from second. Hook one tape at home and another at second, both set to the base-path length, and the point where they cross is the base.
  4. Set the rubber. Measure the pitching distance from the back point of home along the home-to-second line, then build or check the mound height for your division.

Every league and division compared

Field dimensions by league and division
LeagueDivisionPitchingBasesHome to 2ndMoundFence
Little LeagueTee Ball / Minors / Majors46 ft60 ft84 ft 10¼ in6 in~200 ft
Little LeagueIntermediate 50/7050 ft70 ft99 ft~225 ft
Little LeagueJunior / Senior League60 ft 6 in90 ft127 ft 3⅜ in10 inVaries
PONYShetland / PintoCoach pitch60 ft84 ft 10¼ inFlatVaries
PONYMustang46 ft60 ft84 ft 10¼ in4 in225 ft lines / 275 ft center
PONYBronco50 ft70 ft99 ft6 inHome run 175–275 ft
PONYPony (13U / 14U)54 ft80 ft113 ft 1⅝ in8 in265 ft lines / 315 ft center
PONYColt / Palomino60 ft 6 in90 ft127 ft 3⅜ in10 inVaries
USSSA8UCoach pitch60 ft84 ft 10¼ inFlatVaries
USSSA9U–10U46 ft65 ft91 ft 11⅛ in6 inVaries
USSSA11U–12U50 ft70 ft99 ft6 inVaries
USSSA13U AA54 ft80 ft113 ft 1⅝ in8 inVaries
USSSA13U Open and 14U+60 ft 6 in90 ft127 ft 3⅜ in10 inVaries
High School / College / MLBRegulation (90 ft)60 ft 6 in90 ft127 ft 3⅜ in10 inMLB: ≥325 ft lines / ≥400 ft center (typical for newer parks)

Home-to-second is computed as the base path × √2. Mound heights and fence distances vary by field and local rule — verify anything your league treats as required.

Age-group quick answers

8U
Little League Tee Ball / Minors / Majors: 46 ft pitching, 60 ft bases; PONY Shetland / Pinto: Coach pitch pitching, 60 ft bases; USSSA 8U: Coach pitch pitching, 60 ft bases. 8U pitching distance details →
9U
Little League Tee Ball / Minors / Majors: 46 ft pitching, 60 ft bases; PONY Mustang: 46 ft pitching, 60 ft bases; USSSA 9U–10U: 46 ft pitching, 65 ft bases. 9U pitching distance details →
10U
Little League Tee Ball / Minors / Majors: 46 ft pitching, 60 ft bases; PONY Mustang: 46 ft pitching, 60 ft bases; USSSA 9U–10U: 46 ft pitching, 65 ft bases. 10U pitching distance details →
11U
Little League Tee Ball / Minors / Majors: 46 ft pitching, 60 ft bases; Little League Intermediate 50/70: 50 ft pitching, 70 ft bases; PONY Bronco: 50 ft pitching, 70 ft bases; USSSA 11U–12U: 50 ft pitching, 70 ft bases. 11U pitching distance details →
12U
Little League Tee Ball / Minors / Majors: 46 ft pitching, 60 ft bases; Little League Intermediate 50/70: 50 ft pitching, 70 ft bases; PONY Bronco: 50 ft pitching, 70 ft bases; USSSA 11U–12U: 50 ft pitching, 70 ft bases. 12U pitching distance details →
13U
Little League Intermediate 50/70: 50 ft pitching, 70 ft bases; Little League Junior / Senior League: 60 ft 6 in pitching, 90 ft bases; PONY Pony (13U / 14U): 54 ft pitching, 80 ft bases; USSSA 13U AA: 54 ft pitching, 80 ft bases; USSSA 13U Open and 14U+: 60 ft 6 in pitching, 90 ft bases. 13U pitching distance details →
14U
Little League Junior / Senior League: 60 ft 6 in pitching, 90 ft bases; PONY Pony (13U / 14U): 54 ft pitching, 80 ft bases; USSSA 13U Open and 14U+: 60 ft 6 in pitching, 90 ft bases. 14U pitching distance details →

Infield dirt calculator

Estimate how much infield mix you need for a skinned area or a top-dressing. Enter the area to cover, the depth in inches, and your material's density.

Infield dirt calculator

sq ft
in
tons/yd³
Volume
yd³
Weight
tons

Volume = area × depth ÷ 12 ÷ 27. Weight uses an editable density (default 1.35 tons/yd³) — confirm the exact figure with your material supplier, as it varies by mix and moisture.

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Last reviewed September 12, 2026. Rules and manufacturer charts change — verify against current official sources each season.