What the archive already holds
No founding year is published. What the blog preserves is a run of recent history worth having: the Gray Marlins winning a third consecutive 50+ championship, the Raleigh Oaks a fourth consecutive title, the Raleigh Braves taking 2025 in the 32+, and the league's 60s side sweeping the Spring Dinger Tournament in May 2025.
Counting the streaks rather than just naming the winner is what turns a results post into a record.
Every season played on High Cheese is kept as standings, box scores and rosters together, so a fifth straight title has the four before it attached.
Central North Carolina MSBL in detail
- Thirty-one clubs across four divisions in the Triangle, from 18+ to Classic.
- A schedule per division, and games at 10am, 4pm and 5pm on the same weekend.
- No table renders, though champions are published by division.
- A latest results feed with the venue on every line, and no score on any of them.
- Thirty-one clubs, each with a page, and Team Ghost playing in two divisions.
- No batting or pitching figures are published.
- A Join Us route, a board page, and Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
- Assessment days in February, at named fields, at a different hour for each division.
- High school diamonds and a sports academy, named on every fixture.
- A Rules and Regulations section, kept at league level across four divisions.
- A blog that posts championships, a tournament sweep and a season opening.
- No album or gallery renders.
- A Become a Sponsor page, and no sponsors named.
- Three straight for the Gray Marlins, four straight for the Raleigh Oaks.
- The league publishes a Board of Directors page.
- Which division and how to be seen are answered. Cost is not.
- Rules and regulations, kept as a section.
- Assessments in February, a season opening in March, games into August.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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