No website, in a region that would fill one
West Michigan runs from Grand Rapids out to the lakeshore -- a million people, serious high school baseball, long summers and a genuine appetite for the adult game.
The league covering it has a Facebook handle and nothing else. Facebook returns HTTP 400 to any request without a browser session, so from outside there is no schedule, no standings, no roster, no fee and no season.
Michigan already carries several leagues in this directory with full published records. This one, in the state's second city, publishes none.
A High Cheese league page is a permanent address the league controls, with the schedule, the standings and every roster rendered as pages a search engine can read and a stranger can arrive at. In a region this size, that is the difference between a league that recruits and a league that waits to be told about.
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