

#2134 Oct 5, 2026
2026 Fall Bocce League signups run from October 5 through October 25. Fall League play will start on November 9.
The capo's meeting will be held on Saturday, November 7, at 10:00am at the bocce courts. Attendance is optional, but recommended, especially for new capos and players.
Each team in the 2025 Fall League has a slot reserved in their same group in the 2026 Fall League. As long as you have your roster in order and you pay your registration fee by the end of the signup period your slot is guaranteed.
By default, your 2026 Fall League team will have the same logo as your 2025 Fall League team. Capos may keep the same logo, opt to not have a logo, or upload a new logo. The team signup page now displays the team logo, and has a button to change it.
For electronic scoring security, each team is assigned a four digit team identification number (TIN). Note: your team will be assigned a new TIN for the 2026 Fall League. To score a match, a player has to enter the TIN for one of the teams playing the match. This is to prevent mischievous outsiders from messing with our scores. Your team TIN is displayed on your team signup page, and will be displayed on your team schedule during the season. You may freely share your team pin with your players, but it should not be shared outside your team.
An electronic scoring manual is available in the documents section of this website. There is also a demo system where you can try out electronic scoring at http://Demo.ClaytonBocce.live.
The signup rules:
The signup procedure:


#2107 Jan 9, 2024
The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is the governing body for internet standards, including email standards. Over the past several years the IETF has put forward protocols for limiting spam email, and email providers have been implementing the IETF recommendations.
The Clayton Bocce website (ClaytonBocce.org) automatically generates emails to capos for various events such as score updates, match cancellations and team registrations. The main impact of the IETF email protocols on our website is that email sent from ClaytonBocce.org must have a "from" address in the form name@ClaytonBocce.org. In the past the website has been sending emails from ClaytonBocce@gmail.com, which is the main correspondence address for all things relating to Clayton bocce and cornhole. But as email providers have implemented the IETF protocols, more and more of our emails are being blocked.
From now on, all emails generated by the ClaytonBocce.org website will be from info@ClaytonBocce.org. We will continue to use ClaytonBocce@gmail.com for all interactive emails. To submit questions or comments to the Bocce/Cornhole committee, please email to ClaytonBocce@gmail.com or use the website Contact Us form. Please DO NOT send email to info@ClaytonBocce.org, as this mailbox will not be monitored. Please DO ENSURE that you whitelist info@ClaytonBocce.org for your mailbox.


#1007 Jun 1, 2016 rev. Jan, 15, 2023
Microsoft no longer supports federated logins. We can now accept only Google or Facebook account links.
Website access control systems can be quite complicated: userids, passwords, secret questions, password resets, two-factor authentication and more. For the ClaytonBocce.org website we decided not to include another access control system; instead we will use well known existing systems. If you are issued a ClaytonBocce.org account, you will need to have a Google or Facebook account, and you will login using your Google or Facebook userid and password. The technical term for this is Federated Login. We did this for two reasons:
The process for logging in to ClaytonBocce.org:
We anticipate that most bocce league members will have a Google or Facebook account. If you do not have one you will need to create one. The alternative would be for the bocce website to have its own userids and passwords, but then you would have to create one of those, so what's to be gained?
Google accounts are simpler than Facebook, so if you just need an account to access the bocce website, we suggest a Google account.
