Mapped, rather than listed
The league keeps a Field Maps page in its About menu, alongside the rules and the waiver. Its written history names the grounds it has used for its set pieces — Maehara Stadium, where it ran a food bank drive across a whole season, and Lahaina, where the 2010 all-star game was played.
Publishing maps rather than a list is the right call on an island where a ground is easier to point at than to address. High Cheese ties the ballpark, the address and the map to the fixture itself, so a map page becomes something attached to Saturday's game rather than a separate tab.
Maui Adult Baseball League in detail
- Formed 2009, now in its 34th season: seven clubs, 120 players, 21 and over.
- Two seasons a year, spring and summer, with the schedule kept beside the scores.
- Thirty-five seasons selectable, with clinch markers built into the table.
- Results feeding standings, career stats, records and awards at once.
- Brewers, Centipedes, Dirtbags, Gorillas, Pirates, Sharks and Warriors — named for the island.
- Career leaderboards with a 300 plate appearance minimum, and men with over 1,300 of them.
- A Contact page under About, and seven named board members behind it.
- Twenty-one and over, a player waiver, and 120 men already in.
- A published rulebook, and a premise the umpires and fans are held to as well.
- A News page, a Players Tribune, and a Swinger Series.
- A Players Tribune, a Swinger Series, a Media section and a shop.
- One sponsorship important enough to break the league's own naming rule.
- A champion for every season since 2009, twice a year.
- Roadside signs in April 2009, a best-of-five between two teams, and everything since.
- Seven board members named, including an Umpire Liaison and a Media & Awards seat.
- Who, what standard and how big are answered. The fee is not.
- Rules, a waiver, field maps, and published board meeting minutes.
- Spring and summer seasons, every year, plus a tournament off-island.
- A Shop in the main navigation, between Records and Media.
- A board seat exists purely to be the Umpire Liaison.
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