The one file worth having
The league's downloadable document is its calendar as an .ics file, alongside registration and login.
That is an unusual kind of document to lead with and a more useful one than most rulebooks: it is the season, in a format every device already reads.
No waiver, bylaws or field agreement renders.
High Cheese keeps a league's documents where people already go for the schedule.
Columbus MSBL in detail
- Thirty-eighth season, twenty teams, wood bat, played on high school fields.
- Weekend afternoons at high schools: Olentangy Orange at 4:30pm, Upper Arlington at 1:15pm.
- Standings kept per season, selectable back to 2014.
- Schedule and results kept together, with the field on every line.
- Twenty teams across three divisions, including Braves, Indians, Bananas and Panthers.
- A Statistics section kept per season, back to 2014.
- An About Us page and a Join Us inquiry form.
- A Join Us page, an inquiry form, and an invitation to look at the stats first.
- Local high school diamonds: Olentangy Orange, Upper Arlington and others.
- Wood bat, three age divisions, and teams of all talent levels in each.
- No news or reports render.
- No album or gallery renders.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- No postseason renders, in a league with thirteen archived seasons.
- Thirteen seasons archived, Summer 2014 through Summer 2026.
- An About Us section, and nobody named on the readable page.
- Four of five answered, and you can subscribe to the fifth.
- The schedule subscribes to Google, Apple or Outlook, or downloads as an .ics file.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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