Six schedules, and one built around the light
The league keeps a combined all-divisions calendar plus a separate schedule for each of the six. Open Weekends and Open Weeknights split the youngest players by when they can play rather than by age; the 32+, 42+ and 52+ have their own nights; the 62+ takes early Monday evenings, with games at 5:00pm and finished before dark. Fixtures run through June and July.
Splitting the open division by availability instead of ability is a decision very few leagues make, and it is why a man with weekend commitments still gets a season. A High Cheese calendar carries all six divisions on one subscription and pushes a postponement to every affected player's phone.
Men's Adult Baseball League of Southern Wisconsin in detail
- Six divisions out of Madison — two open, then 32+, 42+, 52+ and 62+.
- Date, game, time, result, field and both umpires — on one row.
- A table per division, carrying position, record, percentage and games behind.
- Results printed inside the schedule, alongside the postponements.
- Yankees, Bears, Venom, Muskrats, and a Stone Cold Baseball Club side called the Flamingos.
- A Leaderboard link in the main navigation.
- Two published routes: the League President, and the site administrator.
- Join the Player Pool — a standing link in the main navigation.
- Bowman Field in Madison, named on every fixture.
- Published league rules and bylaws, plus a division built around sunset.
- The league's blog is called Delusions of Grandeur.
- No album or gallery.
- A logo you click for discount codes.
- Six divisional tables with games behind, and no postseason published.
- A 62+ division still described as being started out, and no founding year.
- Fourteen named volunteers, including a vice-president for each division.
- Who, when and where are answered division by division. The fee is not.
- A 2026 player waiver, league rules and league bylaws, all in the main menu.
- Discount codes behind a sponsor logo; nothing sold directly.
- Both officials named on every single game, in every division, on the public schedule.
Compare