Two, both as pages
The league publishes a Sign Waiver route and its National Charter, both as sections of the site rather than downloads.
Handling the waiver online means it is done before a player arrives rather than chased at a field, which for a league adding three clubs a year is a meaningful saving.
No rulebook, constitution or bylaws appears publicly.
A High Cheese league page collects the waiver as part of registration and keeps the rules attached to the season being played, at the league's own address.
South Shore Adult Baseball in detail
- Eighteen teams across two divisions in Northwest Indiana, and growing on purpose.
- A schedule section, and a season already under way by August.
- A standings section covering both divisions.
- No result is published.
- Eighteen clubs now, twenty-one planned, and the league publishes the count.
- An award winners page implies individual records; none are published.
- A contact page under About, with accounts for members.
- A free agent list open after the season has started, and a waiver signed online.
- No ground is named.
- A national charter published as its own page, under About.
- Weather cancellations, expansion plans, a survey and a call for coaches.
- A streaming section, which is its own kind of visual record.
- A sponsors block on the front page, beside the league store.
- A postseason history section, an award winners page, and the 2025 champions.
- A postseason history and an award winners page, with 2025 as the latest entry.
- An About Us section and an award winners page; nobody is named.
- Divisions, size and how to join are answered; the fee and the fields are not.
- An opening day, a summer All-Star weekend, and expansion decided for next year.
- A league store, and a separate section selling wood bats.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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