Choose your bracket first
The association runs its accounts through LeagueApps and keeps a League Details section.
The useful thing here is the choice itself: a prospective player picks not only an age bracket but, if he is under thirty-five, a skill tier as well. That is a far better first question than most leagues ask.
No fee, deadline or roster limit renders on the readable page.
High Cheese gives a league a join page carrying the terms per division, and a free agent pool that places a man in the right one.
DFW Adult Baseball Association in detail
- Eighteen competitions across two seasons, sorted by age and then by skill.
- Two seasons, eighteen divisions, and a scout league on top.
- Schedules and standings kept together, per division, per season.
- No results render.
- Eighteen divisions of clubs, none of them named on the readable page.
- No player figures render.
- No name, email or phone number renders.
- A Field Locations section, for eighteen divisions across a metroplex.
- Two grading axes: age brackets, then AA and A within the younger ones.
- No news or reports render.
- A photo gallery, kept in the main navigation.
- A section called Supporters rather than Sponsors.
- A Metro Scout League sits alongside the spring divisions.
- The association keeps a Hall of Fame, in capitals, in its own menu.
- Nobody is named as running it.
- Which division you belong in is answered better here than anywhere.
- A Resources section and a League Details section, kept separately.
- Two seasons a year, spring and fall, with different divisions in each.
- The association runs an actual store, in its main menu.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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