The league's paperwork
Every document behind the NJ Caciques belongs to the New Jersey Amateur Baseball League: registration forms for teams and free agents, and whatever waivers the league collects.
Registration is the document that matters here, and it opens twice a year.
The paperwork NJ Caciques actually hand a new player belongs to NJ Caciques, and High Cheese is where it lives.
NJ Caciques in detail
- 18+ club in the New Jersey Amateur Baseball League, playing Sundays on wood.
- Eighteen Sunday games, April through July.
- Standings are kept per division on the league site.
- Results feed the league's per-division stat pages.
- Rosters are held in the league's registration system.
- Full batting and pitching lines, published by division.
- Contact runs through the league office.
- Teams and free agents register with the league.
- Fields are assigned by the league across New Jersey.
- Wood bat, 18+, league rules throughout.
- League news, not club news.
- An All Star Game, a Home Run Derby and a double elimination playoff.
- Past seasons survive in the league's own archive.
- No club officers published.
- Eighteen Sundays and a playoff run.
- No club store.
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