Named in the fee explanation
The league names its officials in the one place it explains its finances: securing fields and hiring umpires requires upfront commitments, which is why it wants players paid before 1 May.
So the umpires in this league are hired and paid for out of the registration fees, and the league says so.
No association, rate or recruitment route is published.
Assigning crews across a Sunday of games at various Grand Junction fields is the same problem as the schedule, and a High Cheese league page runs both from one fixture list -- which is also where the money that pays for them is recorded.
Western Slope MABL in detail
- Wood bat only, aimed squarely at former college players and ex-pros.
- Sundays, May through September, across Grand Junction.
- No table is published.
- No result is published.
- No club is named.
- No statistics are published.
- A registration link and no published contact.
- $285 early, $300 regular, an installment plan, and no pay no play.
- Various fields across Grand Junction, named as a selling point.
- Wood bat only, 18 and over, and a professional standard as the stated aim.
- One update: the early bird deadline was extended.
- No gallery is published.
- No sponsor is named.
- No postseason or champion is published.
- The only dated material is the 2026 season and its payment schedule.
- Nobody is named.
- Why register early — answered, which nobody else does.
- A fine print section covering payment and refunds.
- Four dates: 15 March extended to 31 March, 15 April, 1 May, and a season to September.
- Nothing is for sale; bats are the player's own.