Cupertino American Little League: 2012 Season Divisions
These older players move up to the full-sized field with 90 feet between bases. They begin leading off and play much like the older players. Juniors is a great level of learning and development for our players. Juniors play games against teams throughout our district, as far away as Los Altos and Sunnyvale. Home games are at Miller Middle School Junior Field. Season runs from March to June with postseason going into July.
Major Division
Majors is for more advanced and experienced players. A draft is held at the beginning of the season to place players on one of our major teams. Nine play on defense and nine players bat. Players play at least half of the game; everybody plays. Major games are at Miller Middle School Major Field. Season runs from February to June with postseason going into July.
Minor Division
Minors is a level for younger and developing players. A draft is held at the beginning of the season to place players on one of our minor teams. Pitching, running the bases, batting, fielding, and other skills are worked on. Every player rotates through the nine defensive positions while everyone has a spot in the batting order. Score is kept and there is a championship. Minor games are at Miller Middle School Major Field. Season runs from February to June with postseason going into July.
Double A
Players at this level will be more experienced players in the 7-9 yr old ages (Players who played Farm (Single A) the previous season.) This level will be a combination of Coach-pitch and Player-pitch.
Single A (previously Farm level)
Younger, or less experienced returning players in the 6-8 yr old ages. Single A is Coach-pitch.
T-Ball Division
Our youngest players learn the basic skills of baseball by hitting off a tee. Every team member plays in the field and has a chance to catch and throw the ball, too. These teams practice once during the week and play games at Meyerholz Elementary Field on Saturday afternoons. Season runs from March to June.
Senior Division
CALL offers higher levels of baseball for players who want to continue playing. Many high school players continue to develop their games by playing with Little League. Most of these players started out playing T-ball or Farm on our smaller field. Season runs from May to July.
Big League
CALL offers higher levels of baseball for players who want to continue playing. Many high school players continue to develop their games by playing with Little League. Most of these players started out playing T-ball or Farm on our smaller field. Season runs from May to July.
Challenger
Challenger Division (ages 5-22yrs old)
The Little League Challenger program is for kids with special needs such as autism, Down Syndrome, mental retardation, visual impairments, hearing impairments, and other health or medical issues. We accept all players from ages 5 through young adult.
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