Two years, both written out
The league keeps a Champs page and publishes each postseason in full.
2025 went to the Pirates, beating the Phantoms in a three-game final. 2024 went to the Tigers, who beat the Dixon Nuts 13-4 and 14-3 in round one while the Pirates came from a game down to beat the A's, winning 4-0 after losing 6-0.
The 2024 record even names the grounds -- Clark and Playfields -- and marks which club would have been home in a game three that was not needed.
That level of detail, kept for two consecutive years, is more than most leagues manage for one.
Seasons kept on a High Cheese league page accumulate at the league's own address with the standings, rosters and finals attached, so a champs page grows a year rather than being rewritten.
Woodland/Davis MSBL in detail
- Eight teams, thirteen weeks, fourteen games, between Woodland and Davis.
- Fourteen games in thirteen weeks, at seven on weeknights and ten and one on Saturdays.
- Seeds are published in the playoff brackets; no table is.
- Playoff scores published game by game; regular season results are not.
- Eight clubs, including the Dixon Nuts.
- A league info and stats section is kept in the navigation.
- One league email address, for joining and for bringing a team.
- $355 a player, at least fourteen paid players a team, and a hard cut-off on 31 July.
- Two grounds named in the playoff records: Clark and Playfields.
- A rules page, and roster rules published on the front page.
- Dated season announcements, kept year on year.
- A Pics section in the main navigation.
- No sponsor is named.
- A 2025 championship series that ran three weeks and finished 6-1.
- A board section with published meeting minutes.
- Cost, dates, deadlines and team minimums are all published; the rules are not.
- A rules and waivers page, plus a paper waiver for anyone paying offline.
- Seven dates published: opening day, season end, two payment deadlines, and both playoff rounds.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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