Recorded properly, held elsewhere
The league keeps a Scores section and directs members to follow it on GameChanger.
So the games are being scored pitch by pitch and the results live in a third-party app rather than at the league's own address, where a search engine could reach them.
High Cheese scores the game at the field, offline if the signal drops, and posts the box score on the league's own page when the book is finalized.
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 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.
- Form 990-PF for 2024 and 2025, published on the website.
- 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.
Compare