Two tax returns, in public
The league publishes its COAB 2024 Form 990-PF and its COAB 2025 Form 990-PF.
Nothing else in this directory publishes a financial statement of any kind. Most do not publish a fee. This league publishes the return it files with the IRS, twice.
A 990-PF lists what came in, what went out and who was paid, so a member can see exactly where his registration went. That is a deliberate act by a board that expects to be asked.
High Cheese keeps a league's documents where people already go for the schedule, so the filings sit beside the season they paid for.
Central Oregon Adult Baseball in detail
- A league that files a Form 990-PF, holds combines, and publishes both.
- A Schedule section, and an Events section beside it.
- A Standings section, kept beside scores and stats.
- A Scores section, and a GameChanger feed behind it.
- A Teams section, a player pool, and managerial changes reported as news.
- A Stats section, a Player of the Week and Month, and a GameChanger feed.
- A president's phone number, and a message route to each board member.
- Combines with published dates, and a 2026 pool player registration that is open now.
- No ballparks are named.
- A League Rules section, and combines that imply a placement rule behind it.
- Eleven posts, from combine dates to managerial updates to a new app.
- No album or gallery renders.
- A Sponsors section, kept beside the store and the fundraiser.
- The league runs its own NABA tournament as a standing section.
- A League History and Records section, a 2023 wrap-up and the 2022 champions.
- Sean Jacox, president, on (541) 420-8048, with a vice president and a treasurer beside him.
- How to get in and who to ask are answered; the fee is in the tax return.
- 2026 combine dates are published; the season dates are not.
- An actual league store, announced as news, alongside a fundraiser.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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