Kept, somewhere
Every season ends in playoffs -- the fall is explicitly ten games plus a postseason -- and the league keeps a Hall of Champions as a top-level item on its front page.
Across divisions from 18+ to 55+ and forty years of seasons, that is potentially several hundred championships.
None of it is readable on the open web, and no champion of any division in any year appears on the site.
A title recorded on a High Cheese league page keeps the bracket, the final and the winning roster attached to the year, so a Hall of Champions is a set of pages a former player can find his own team in.
San Diego Adult Baseball League in detail
- Six teams at a high school tryout in 1986, and 150-plus teams and 2,000 players now.
- A ten-game fall season plus playoffs, from mid-September, off for Thanksgiving.
- Divisions sorted by ability need standings, and none are published.
- No result is published.
- More than 150 teams a year, and not one of them named publicly.
- No statistics are published.
- A contact link with a 48-hour response promise.
- $1,975 a team plus $100 umpires, a $10 tryout fee, and free agent registration open year-round.
- One ground named — Hilton Head County Park, where the tryouts are held.
- A 2026 rule book, and a venue policy with no alcohol and no tobacco.
- A podcast, a message board called The Bullpen, and tryout notices on the front page.
- The Hall of Champions and the podcast carry whatever visual record exists.
- A team sponsors section headed simply: thank you.
- A single tryout at Clairemont High School in the fall of 1986.
- A managers' meeting at a hotel, and no officer named.
- Ages, days, fees and the tryout are all answered; where you play is not.
- A 2026 rule book, published from the front page.
- Tryout in August, registration from 1 August, season from 12 September, off at Thanksgiving.
- Nothing is for sale by the league.
- Umpires are charged separately, at $100 on top of the team fee.
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