Named for towns and for age
The league's team menu carries all eleven clubs, and the naming tells you what kind of competition it is. Burlington, Montpelier, Randolph, Vergennes, Waterbury, Williston and Woodsville are towns. Champlain, Mad River Valley and the Upper Valley are regions. The Chelsea Bat Company is a business.
And then the jokes: the Codgers, the Warthogs, the Armadillos and the River Rats.
The league keeps a Manager Contact page so each of the eleven can be reached directly.
A High Cheese team page belongs to the club rather than the season, so the Vergennes Codgers keep one address across sixteen archived years of rosters, records and finals.
Vermont North MSBL in detail
- Eleven clubs from Burlington to Woodsville, with sixteen seasons on file.
- A Today's Games block, and a season that reaches eleven or twelve games by August.
- Eleven teams, from 10-1 down to 0-11, published live.
- Scores and highlights kept together, with a Today's Games block.
- A league leaders page kept alongside the standings.
- A manager contact page covering all eleven clubs.
- A New Player section, and eleven managers to write to.
- One ground named — the Montpelier Rec Field, where the 2025 final was played.
- A league rules page and a league documents section.
- The championship report is the league's writing, published under the standings.
- No gallery is published.
- One club carries a business name; no sponsor page exists.
- A 2025 final decided by a walk-off double in the tenth, from the winning pitcher.
- A season selector reaching back to 2011, and a league history page.
- A president who writes the championship report and signs it.
- Team, standing and manager are all answerable; fee and age are not.
- A league documents section beside the rules.
- A season selector back to 2011, and a table showing August as the closing stretch.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.