ACT and ADJ
Shasta's record-keeping carries a distinction almost nobody else publishes. Several seasons show a club with two records: an ACT figure and an ADJ one. The Northern California Braves are listed for fall 2025 as N/A actual and 2-6 adjusted, suspended. The North State Patriots show 2-9 actual and 3-9 adjusted for the same season.
That is a league recording both what was played and what the table says after forfeits and suspensions are applied -- and showing its working rather than quietly restating the record.
Playoff records are kept as a separate figure again, so a club's line reads regular season, then postseason, then a [C] if it won.
Standings that rebuild themselves from reported results, carrying both the played record and the adjusted one, are what a High Cheese league page produces -- with the adjustment visible rather than absorbed.
Shasta Baseball League in detail
- Founded in 2018 by five men, run as a not-for-profit, and it breaks for the summer on purpose.
- Four games a Sunday at one field, with the umpires named on every line.
- Every result sits in the schedule table, in the column beside the umpires.
- Every club, every season, every name change and every championship, active and inactive.
- Team records are kept exhaustively; individual statistics are not published.
- A PO box, a telephone number, and two addresses at the league's own domain.
- About thirteen dollars a game, paid to your manager, with the arithmetic explained.
- Four grounds across three cities, with Wynne Price carrying most of the season.
- Seven innings, 135 minutes, nine-inning playoffs, and a published rulebook.
- An attention banner at the top of the page, used for real changes.
- No gallery is published.
- An ongoing partnership with a service club, and coordination with three little leagues.
- Two playoff games at nine innings with no time limit, then a championship.
- Founded mid-2018 by five named men, with sixteen seasons on record.
- A director and a three-man board, all named.
- Cost, season, game length, fields and why there is no summer baseball.
- A player consent form, required to play, and a rules and regulations document.
- Two seasons and one deliberate gap: no baseball between mid-June and mid-August.
- Hats and jerseys are a team expense, added by the manager on top of league fees.
- Named on every game in the schedule — the only league here that does it.
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