Three postseasons, one perfect season
Every division gets an all-star game and playoffs written into its published season description. The league also records the KC Monarchs winning the 2021 World Series at 26-0 — a full season without a defeat — and names the beaten finalist for every title it lists.
An unbeaten championship season is the kind of thing a league should be able to point at forever, and here it is one line on a welcome page under three years of newer results. High Cheese builds and runs a bracket off the standings the season already produced, and keeps the champion attached to the year, so 26-0 stays findable.
Kansas City Amateur Baseball Association in detail
- Wood bat since 2008, three divisions, and a guaranteed number of games in each.
- Five start times, two days a week, six venues — and no fixture list.
- Records are quoted for every champion; no live table renders.
- Results with seven distinct status codes, down to suspended and forfeited by which side.
- Monarchs, Mavericks, Blue Wahoos, Blazers, Panthers, Black Sox, Athletics, Expos, Trash Pandas.
- MVP and Cy Young winners published with their complete lines — .513, 100 strikeouts, 1.31.
- Jonathan Krysa, League President, on (816) 547-3232 and two league addresses.
- Email the president your date of birth and playing history, and he mails every manager.
- Turf at Raytown until June, then five complexes across two states.
- Wood bat, two-hour limits, and a run rule that changes with the format.
- Champions, award winners and a 300th career win, stacked on the front page.
- Team photographs sit on the welcome page, embedded rather than published.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- Monarchs 26-0 in 2021, 24-2 in 2022, 29-3 in 2023 — and the runner-up named each time.
- A president, and no other office named.
- All five answered, with a price range and a guaranteed game count.
- An information page that does the work of a rulebook, a fee schedule and a prospectus.
- April 2 to September, Sundays and Thursdays only, holidays excluded.
- Uniform and hat run $25 to $50, paid to the manager.
- $70 for seven innings, $90 for nine — published to the dollar.