Social
120-DAY PPR GUIDELINE 0.00–5.99
Fun-first play for beginners and casual competitors.
THE CCL DIFFERENCE
FOUR DIVISIONS. ONE LEAGUE.
CCL is built for every kind of player — from first-time social throwers to top-level elite competitors.
Competitive
120-DAY PPR GUIDELINE 6.00–7.49
For players ready to level up and battle for results — with a fun, social edge.
Advanced
120-DAY PPR GUIDELINE 7.50–8.99
A stronger field for serious competitors chasing big finishes.
Elite/Pro
120-DAY PPR GUIDELINE 9.00+
Top-level competition for the best players in the league.
CCL considers Scoreholio 120-day PPR and known playing ability. These ranges guide classification rather than guarantee placement. Joe Jacobson has final authority over individual classification decisions under the approved conflict procedures.
2027 INAUGURAL SEASON
DIVISIONS & POINTS
Every qualifying result moves you closer to the California Cornhole League Championship. Play local, earn points and climb the standings.
24Best qualifying results count
240Points to qualify
4Competitive divisions
HOW THE CCL SEASON WORKS
Join CCL for $40 for the 2027 season, beginning January 1. Compete at approved Participating Clubs and official Regionals throughout the season. You do not need a home club or home Region, and CCL participation is non-exclusive.
01Join the 2027 season
Season Entry is $40: $30 goes to the Championship Prize Fund and $10 to league operations. Points count only after you join.
02Compete at eligible events
Play at approved CCL Participating Clubs and official Regionals. A qualifying local event needs at least 16 actual participants.
03Reach the Championship
Earn 240 qualifying points by the regular-season cutoff, then register for Championship. There is no minimum event count.
HOW POINTS ARE EARNED
Finish 1st through 8th to earn points that decrease by 5 per position, starting at 50 for 1st. Everyone finishing 9th through 100th earns 10 points. Official CCL Regionals award double the local points. Season 1 does not use a field-size points multiplier.
×1
Local qualifying event
Standard placement points. Complete an eligible Participating Club event to receive credit.
×2
Official CCL Regional
Twice the local points for the same finishing position. Regional participation is optional.
| Finish | Local points | Regional points (2×) |
|---|---|---|
| 1st place | 50 | 100 |
| 2nd place | 45 | 90 |
| 3rd place | 40 | 80 |
| 4th place | 35 | 70 |
| 5th place | 30 | 60 |
| 6th place | 25 | 50 |
| 7th place | 20 | 40 |
| 8th place | 15 | 30 |
| 9th–100th place | 10 | 20 |
WHICH RESULTS COUNT
Play as often as you like. Only your 24 highest eligible point scores count toward your final season ranking. You qualify for Championship at 240 season points by the regular-season cutoff. There is no minimum number of events or required Regional attendance.
CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFICATION
Join CCL, earn at least 240 points by the cutoff, remain eligible, and register for both Saturday Singles and Sunday Season Ranked Partner Doubles. Qualifying for Championship and your position in the final rankings are related but separate decisions.
SEASON RANKING TIE-BREAKERS
When players have identical Best 24 point totals, CCL compares higher 120-day PPR at the regular-season cutoff; then most first-place finishes among the Best 24; then most second-place finishes; then most third-place finishes.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Do I have to play 24 events to qualify?
No. You need 240 eligible season points by the cutoff, not 24 events. Your Best 24 results determine ranking if you play more than 24 events.
Must I play a Regional tournament?
No. Regional events earn double points but are optional. You can qualify through any combination of eligible local and Regional results.
Can I join midway through the season?
Yes. Eligible points begin after your 2027 Season Entry is active. Results from before enrollment do not count retroactively.
What makes a local tournament eligible?
It must be hosted by an approved CCL Participating Club, recorded through Scoreholio, and have at least 16 actual participants in that individual event. You must compete and properly finish.
How are rankings and tie-breakers determined?
CCL totals your Best 24 point results. Ties are resolved by higher 120-day PPR at cutoff, then most first-place finishes among the Best 24, then most second-place finishes, then most third-place finishes.
How are CCL divisions determined?
The four division PPR ranges are guidelines. CCL also considers known playing ability. Joe Jacobson has final individual classification authority, subject to conflict procedures.
Does Championship play award season points?
No. The regular season ends before the Championship. Championship results determine titles and payouts, not regular-season standings.