Thirteen years of them
The league keeps a Statistics section in its main navigation and archives it by season alongside everything else, from Summer 2014 forward.
Thirteen seasons of statistics for twenty teams is a genuine body of record, and the league treats it as a recruiting tool: prospective players are told to look at the stats before enquiring.
Scoring on High Cheese produces those numbers as a byproduct of the game and attaches each at-bat to the player rather than the season, so a thirteen-year career reads as one thing.
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.
- 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.
- A downloadable .ics calendar file, and a registration route.
- 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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