Wood bat, eighteen and over
The Rahway Indians play under New Jersey Amateur Baseball League rules. The league is 18+ and plays with wood bats across its competitive tiers, which it describes as three competitive wood leagues balanced by talent.
Wood removes the bat argument that consumes most amateur leagues, and it changes what kind of hitter succeeds.
Rules that decide what bat a Rahway Indians hitter picks up belong beside the schedule, and High Cheese puts them together.
Rahway Indians 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.
- 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.
- Registration forms and league documents.
- Eighteen Sundays and a playoff run.
- No club store.
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