Including an arcade
The league runs a newsletter subscription and, in its More menu, a guestbook, a video training section, articles and an arcade -- the standard furniture of a rented league site from an earlier era of the web.
Its masthead does the announcing: welcome to the official site of the WFMBL, the fastest growing adult amateur baseball league in Utah.
A High Cheese league page pushes announcements into the schedule players already carry, so a rainout reaches the eight clubs it affects rather than the newsletter list.
Wasatch Front Men's Baseball League in detail
- Eight clubs along the Wasatch Front, from Ogden up to Brigham City.
- A schedule table with status, score, venue and umpires, and a calendar feed.
- A standings section alongside game results.
- Results in the schedule, with a W or an L from the selected team's point of view.
- Eight clubs, filterable across the whole schedule.
- Statistics kept with the teams and rosters.
- A contact info section and a newsletter subscription.
- A new player registration form, given its own top-level place.
- Ogden High School and Brigham City Pioneer Park, named on every fixture.
- A rules page kept under the site's Pages menu.
- A photo albums section in the main navigation.
- A sponsors page in the main navigation.
- A Previous Champions page, and a tournaments section.
- A previous champions page, and a schedule archive from 2025.
- Nobody is named.
- When, where and against whom are answered by the schedule; cost is not.
- A new player registration form and a general forms section.
- A subscribable calendar feed, and a season running May into the summer.
- Nothing is for sale.
- The schedule has a column for umpires, and the league keeps an officials page.
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