Registration for Cupertino Little League Spring season 2026 is now open!
Release Forms
PHOTO AND MEDICAL RELEASE FORM.
Photo Release. Our League photographers may take pictures of your player(s) and use them on the website, promotional materials, the Snack Shack monitor, and in our yearbook. You may opt out by filling the form.
Medical release A medical release form must also be filled prior to the evaluations in Spring season and prior to the first practice in Fall season.
Both release forms must be sent for each player to registrar@cupertinolittleleague.org
Please also review our Volunteer requirements (Spring season only).
If you are unsure about which division to register your child in, please read our Division Guide or contact us info@cupertinolittleleague.org
Tee Ball
Tee ball registration is a flat $150 and comes with a free helmet, free glove, and free uniform (jersey, pants and socks).
Recommended Ages 4-6 – $150
Tee-Ball is a child’s first experience with baseball and a great team sport to learn. No experience is necessary – all are welcome! We run a combination of clinic and games. You will learn the game alongside your child.
Farm A/Farm AA – Coach pitch
Recommended Ages 6 to 8 – $250
In this division, we continue to build on their fundamentals. We recommend, but do not require, that they have played a year of Tee Ball. Our goal is to have them properly and safely catch baseballs thrown to them as well as become comfortable with hitting balls pitched at them.
This division usually practices one or two times and has one game weekly.
Minor league – Player Pitch
Recommended Ages 9 to 11 – $350
The speed and rules of the game are starting to resemble the regular rules of baseball. The kids should be comfortable throwing and catching and facing pitchers. The kids in this division will continue to grow in their ability to hit thrown pitches. A draft process applies for Minors and Majors teams after a skills evaluation before the season begins. Minors is exclusively kid pitch.
This division usually practices two or three times and has one or two games weekly.
Major League
Recommended Ages 11 to 12 – $350
This is the most competitive division for Little League. The players should be comfortable facing faster pitches and fielding hard hits in the infield. Players at this level are throwing and catching very competently.
This division usually practices two times and has one or two games weekly.
Intermediate League
Recommended Age 13 – $300
The Intermediate Division is a program for players transitioning out of the small diamond, using a 70-foot diamond with a pitching distance of 50 feet. The Intermediate division practices and plays at Faria Elementary school.
This division usually practices two times and has one or two games weekly.
Junior League
Recommended Age 13 to 14 – $300
The Junior League Baseball Division is a program for players transitioning to a full-sized field, using a conventional 90-foot diamond that is used for college with a pitching distance of 60 feet, 6 inches.
This division usually practices two or three times and has one or two games weekly. The Juniors division practices and plays at J.F. Kennedy Middle School.
Senior League
Recommended Age 15 to 16 – $150
The Senior League Baseball Division is the last Little League program and is generally is composed of high school players. The Seniors division practices and plays at J.F. Kennedy Middle School. (Spring season only)
Challenger
The Little League Challenger Division was founded in 1989, and is Little League’s adaptive baseball program for individuals with physical and intellectual challenges. Cupertino proudly fields a team every Spring season, the Challenger A’s. The program is free of charge. (Spring season only)
For information about our Challenger program, contact us.