Kept as its own section
The league gives game results their own place in its navigation, next to the schedule and the standings, so every result is recorded rather than folded into a table.
The home run and no-hitter lists on the front page are drawn from the same reporting.
A score reported once on a High Cheese league page becomes the standings, the club's record and the player's line at the same moment -- so a three-home-run season and a no-hitter are attached to the games that produced them.
Seacoast MSBL in detail
- Thirty-six seasons in New Hampshire, created as an alternative to softball.
- Fourteen games from May to September, at nine and half past eleven in the morning.
- Won-lost percentage, with head-to-head and inter-division records as tiebreakers.
- A rosters section, and six clubs named in the league's own leader lists.
- Home run leaders and no-hitters, published on the front page.
- A contact page, a Facebook presence, and a President with disciplinary authority.
- Always looking for new talent, via the contact page or Facebook.
- Three grounds with street addresses: Keay Field, Rochester Babe Ruth and Landry Field.
- Wood bats only, metal cleats permitted, and adult attitudes must always prevail.
- The front page carries the champions, the leaders and the sponsorship ask.
- A photo gallery and an archives section, both in the main navigation.
- $350 for an outfield fence banner, and a $20,000 lifetime scoreboard on offer.
- Playoff games are nine innings and must be played to completion.
- Established 1990, in its thirty-sixth season, with an archives section.
- A President with suspension and expulsion powers, unnamed.
- Age, bats, cleats, game length and season length are all answered; the fee is not.
- A ten-part rulebook, revised April 2026, published in full as a page.
- May to September, fourteen games, then playoffs and a championship.
- Nothing is for sale; uniforms are the team's responsibility.
- Umpires judge safety, call games, and help reschedule the rainouts.