Three announcements, permanently
The league runs no news page. What it announces sits on the homepage and stays there: the 2025 champions, the 2026 season start date, the sign-up call, and the standing warning about parking and equipment security at its grounds.
A Facebook link carries whatever is more current than that.
A cancellation or a field change belongs in the schedule a player already has. A High Cheese league page pushes it there and keeps it as a page at the league's own address, so an announcement reaches the roster and the search engine together.
River City NABA in detail
- Sacramento's original Sunday-only adult league, established 1993, for players 17 and up.
- A combined schedule and scores page, for Sundays only.
- A standings page in the main navigation, feeding seeded playoffs.
- Scores share a page with the schedule.
- Three champions named and no roster published.
- No statistics are published.
- Mike Williams, president, with his email and telephone number on the front page.
- Sign up at the top of the page and join a team, or call the president.
- Quality playing fields are one of three selling points, and the parking is at your own risk.
- Zero tolerance on fighting, abuse of officials and alcohol, with penalties that escalate to expulsion.
- No gallery is published.
- The sponsor section reads: add your logo here.
- A competitive All-Star Game, playoffs and championship games in all three divisions.
- Three 2025 champions named — Blazers, Cubs and Padres.
- One named officer: the president, who is also the complaints procedure.
- Ages, day, season length and start date are all answered; cost and fields are not.
- A rules page, a code of conduct, a field use policy and a links page.
- Championship season from 29 March, continuation season November to March.
- Nothing is for sale, though uniforms are mandated.
- Umpires are protected by name in the code, and complaints go straight to the president.
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