Opening Day Festival is on as planned.
AccuWeather, CNN, and the Weather Channel, all say no rain for Saturday.
Everyone should be at the Kennedy lower field at 10:00 AM to kick off the Opening Day Festival. Players should be in uniform and gather on the infield grass of the major’s field.
However, the fields are still closed. So, all the morning baseball games are official cancelled this Saturday. But not Opening Day Festivities.
Opening Day Festival is on as planned.
Only the morning games are cancelled. Everything else (see below) is still happening. It’ll be a great day that they’ll not want to miss.
CNLL will evaluate playing the Saturday afternoon games once we see how the fields are at 12 noon on Saturday.
Welcome to the 2006 Cupertino Little League Season!
The Opening Day Festival will be on Saturday, March 18th from 10am to 2pm at Kennedy Middle School.
This year’s opening day will truly be a festival like no other.
It will be a day of fun, food and activities for all ages, including:
- The Worlds Largest Baseball
- Meet the San Jose Giants
- Scramble up a Rock Climbing Wall
- Visit with Mayor Richard Lowenthal
- Try the Speed Pitch game
- Bounce and climb in several Inflatable Bounce-house/Activity Centers
- Eat some Fabulous Food - Succulent Tri-tip Sandwich, Tasty Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Luscious Vegetarian Dish, Good Old American Hot Dogs, and much more
- Play some fun and wild games – Baseball Toss, Golf Challenge, Soccer Kick & Score, Basketball Toss, and more
- See a local Fire Truck, Sheriff's DARE Car and a Classic Car from Lori’s Diner
- Try your luck at winning some amazing Raffle Prizes
- Watch an exciting ball game with the CNLL Majors Teams
- Meet many of the league's terrific sponsors with valuable coupons and special offers
All of the Cupertino Community is invited, so tell your friends and family to come out and show their support for the players and teams of CNLL.
Please contact your Team Parent or Manager with any questions and to express your preference for lunch items.
See you at the Opening Day Festival,
Bob Hayes
CNLL VP
