One record, published in a match report
No standings table renders on the readable page. What the league's own reporting gives is the Arlington Mallards finishing the 2026 regular season 21-1-2 and taking the Capital Division title.
Twenty-one wins, one defeat and two ties in a wood bat league is a remarkable regular season, and they still lost the championship series.
Standings on High Cheese come out of the games themselves and sit in plain text on the league's own page.
DC Wood in detail
- Twenty years old, seven jurisdictions, and the league that took the metal bats away first.
- Championships on Sunday, and fall ball open for 2026.
- Pitching lines, innings, strikeouts and the inning the game turned in.
- The DMV Vandals and the Arlington Mallards, and a division called Capital.
- A Series MVP with his batting line attached: .429, 2 RBI, 4 runs.
- A Contact DC Wood section, and no name or address published.
- A tryout and draft at West Potomac High School, and forty players taken.
- West Potomac High School hosted the draft, and one ballpark has a double wall.
- Wood bats exclusively, and this league was the first in the area to do it.
- Championship reports written like a beat writer's, with hashtags.
- A championship photo archive covering previous title teams.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- The DMV Vandals went back to back, and the trophy has a name.
- A DCW History section, twenty years of league, and an eighteen-game winning streak.
- No officers are named, though one club's skipper is.
- What kind of baseball this is, answered better than anywhere. Cost, not at all.
- A privacy policy, and a history section doing the work of an archive.
- A March draft, a spring/summer season, a championship Sunday, and fall ball.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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