Union Little League is located in San Jose, CA - District 12.
You can reach us at: unionlittleleague@yahoo.com
Mike Logan Fields located at 5670 Camden Ave, San Jose, CA 95124
Mailing address:  15466 Los Gatos Blvd. #109-229 Los Gatos, CA 95032-2550
1959-2008 Providing 48 Years of Youth Baseball

Registration for the 2009 season is open. At this time we are registering all players league age 5 to 14. Divisions include T-ball, A thru AAA, Majors, and Juniors. To verify your child’s league age you can reference this Chart .

If you are new to Union Little League please verify that you live within the Union league boundaries by checking this Map. You must reside in the league boundaries to play in Union Little League. If you are not within the ULL boundary here is a site that can help you locate your league. Little League Finder.

Registration is only accepted online. Clicking HERE will take you to the online line registration at the Actice.com website.

Fees for the 2009 season are $190 for 5 and 6 year olds, $210 for all others. Registrations that are completed after December 10th will be charged a $25 late fee.

Once online registration is completed you will need to download the registration documents from HERE . Please follow the instructions included with the documents. Your registration is not complete until you have attended one of the Registration Verification nights December 3rd or 10th, 6:30 pm-9:00 pm at Carlton Elementary.

At registration verification night you will also need to sign your child up for a tryout date and time. All players, except those planning to play T-ball, will need to tryout. Junior level players will be notified of their tryout date.

Any questions, contact us at: UnionLittleLeague@yahoo.com

The Challenger Division of Little League is a program for mentally and physically challenged youth, helping them to enjoy the full benefits of Little League participation in an athletic environment structured to their abilities. More than the skills of baseball learned through the experience, the value of the Little League Challenger Division is found in the proven therapeutic and socialization benefits of participating in sports, the strengthening of participants’ self-esteem, the opportunities to mainstream into other divisions of play, and the disciplines of teamwork, sportsmanship and fair play, which are hallmarks of the Little League program. The Little League Challenger Division provides the framework so Little League programs may offer a structured, athletic activity for all youth in their communities. Playing with the same equipment on the same fields, Challenger Division participants have the opportunity to experience the joys of pulling together as a team, being cheered, and earning awards for their achievements.
Registration is free.  A minimal donation of $25 is requested to cover expenses.  Grants are available to those in need.  
For more information on whether your child is a fit for this program or to sign-up for the Spring 2009 Baseball Season, please contact:  
Danielle Jolley: 
(408) 438-0310 or e-mail:  jolley5s@aol.com  
Michelle Martinez:
(408) 268-0744 or e-mail:  pcrealtors@aol.com

Little League has made a few rule changes affecting bats and pitching days rest.  Below are excerpts on the bat rules.  To read about all the changes see this document. 

Little League is instituting the following rule for bats in 2009.  "Beginning with the 2009 season, non wood bats used in divisions of Little League (league age 12 years old and younger) shall be printed with a BPF (bat performance factor) of 1.15 or less. Senior and Big League non wood bats shall meet the BESR (Bat Exit Speed Ratio) performance standard, and such bats shall be printed with a permanent certification mark."

For Juniors, Seniors, and Bigs the following applies.  "Beginning with the 2009 Little League Baseball season, baseball bats with a diameter of 2-3/4 inches are no longer permitted for use in the Junior League Division of Baseball.
Baseball bats with a 2-5/8 inch diameter are now the standard for all teenage baseball divisions (Junior, Senior and Big League).
The "minus-3" requirement - overall weight (in ounces) of a bat can be no more than three ounces below the overall length (in inches) of the bat - remains in effect in Senior and Big League Baseball divisions, but is NOT a requirement in Junior Baseball."

If you have a bat or plan on purchasing a new one for the upcoming season, please ensure it meets the above criteria or you will not be able to use it.