The right word
The association keeps a Supporters section rather than a sponsors page.
That word choice matters more than it looks. A sponsor buys placement; a supporter is somebody who keeps the thing going, and in adult baseball the second is usually nearer the truth.
No individual supporter renders in the plain page.
High Cheese carries sponsor placement on league and team pages where players and families already look.
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.
- Registration runs through LeagueApps, and there are eighteen divisions to pick from.
- 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 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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