Six tables, and thirty years of them
The league keeps standings alongside game results in its navigation, across six divisions in the spring and summer and three in the fall.
Behind the current tables sit the champions pages by decade, so the standings have been resolving into recorded winners since 1992.
Standings that rebuild themselves from reported scores are what a High Cheese league page produces without anyone compiling them, and they stay at their own address season after season rather than being replaced.
South New Jersey MABL/MSBL in detail
- Three states, six divisions in the spring and three in the fall, out of Cherry Hill.
- Sunday age divisions and midweek divisions, with fall opening day on 13 September.
- A game results section, feeding the standings and the leaders.
- Teams and rosters by division, plus a public list of waived players.
- Batting leaders published separately for every division, plus an all-time list.
- A contact section, a newsletter, and umpire contacts published separately.
- Online registration open for 2026 and 2027, with downloadable handouts.
- A field directions page serving three states.
- Divisions named for four men: Marchiano, Ball, Malik and Terry.
- A newsletter, a guestbook, a video tip of the week and an arcade.
- Season pictures filed inside the champions pages.
- A sponsor named in a team's title, with its address and telephone number.
- National, regional and local tournaments, and league-sponsored charities.
- Four champions pages covering 1992 to the present decade.
- Four men are commemorated in division names; no current officer is named.
- Which division, which season, which state — and the answers are unusually many.
- Online registration forms, downloadable handouts, and a rules page.
- Fall opening day on Sunday 13 September, with registration open two years ahead.
- Nothing is for sale by the league.
- A published umpire contact and fee schedule — the only one in this directory.
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