Four seasons, no off-season
The Spring/Summer 2026 season runs April 12 to August 30, with playoffs on August 16 and 23 and championships after. Behind it the league keeps Winter 2026, Fall/Winter 2025, Summer 2025, Winter 2025, Fall 2024 and a 2024 season, each with its own standings and locations.
Running four named seasons in a twelve-month cycle is how a Las Vegas league uses a climate that never closes — and it is why Sunday games start at 8:00 AM in August. A High Cheese calendar carries every season on one subscription and syncs to every player's phone, so a man who plays all four sees one continuous year.
Nevada Adult Baseball in detail
- Two divisions, National and American, playing four seasons a year in Las Vegas.
- Sunday mornings from 8:00 AM, with the ground named on every fixture.
- Games, wins, losses, ties, points, for and against — headers only, in both divisions.
- Finals on the front page with both divisions marked: Doughboys 18, Cucuys 20.
- Doughboys, Metro Vipers, Diablos, Muddcats, Wolfpack, Cucuys, Bomb Squad, Knights, Mastiffs.
- Runs for and against are tracked; no player figure is published.
- A League Office, an email route, and a location given as Las Vegas, Nevada.
- Players and whole teams both welcome — contact the League Office.
- Every ground with a street address, from Boulder City to north Las Vegas.
- Two divisions, a points-based table, and ties recorded — no rulebook published.
- One post doing four jobs: playoffs, two champions, season dates and a recruitment appeal.
- No album or gallery.
- A Fundraisers page with no fundraisers, offered free by the platform.
- Six-team brackets in both divisions: 3v6 and 4v5, then the winners meet 1 and 2.
- Bomb Squad go back to back in the American; Knights take the National 10-9.
- A League Office referred to throughout; nobody named.
- When, where and how to ask are answered. Who can play and what it costs are not.
- No forms, waiver or rulebook are published.
- A Shops page reporting that the shop is not connected.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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