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Sunday Plan
The Sunday American league will be re-named to the Rough Riders Division as this league will consist of anywhere from 16 to 22 teams maximum playing between 8:00 am and 11:00 am at selected ballfields. The league fee since it will only be a one season event will be bumped up to $ 900.00 dollars with a forfeit bond of $ 60.00 dollars per team. There will be no increases in referee fees and I'm drawing up 2 plans for which you the teams can choose from :

Plan A :
Teams can pay the league fee and the forfeit bond which gives you a total of $ 960.00 dollars for the season. Forfeit bonds are returned at the end of the season or will be applied to any other league you choose to join in RSC or held over to the following season in 2011. Since this will be a long season rosters have been increased to 21 players maximum. This way if you lose a player for whatever reason you have more than enough to finish the season with. The following breakdown can be applied as follows :
* 16 players = means each player pays a total of 60.00 dollars
* 18 player = means each player pays a total of 54.00 dollars
* 21 players = means each player pays a total of 46.00 dollars

Plan B :
I know times are rough so the league is working with it's umpires who can furnish you softballs at a reasonable price which means we would supply the softballs for the entire season except the playoffs. League fee = $ 900.00 dollars + forfeit bond = $ 60.00 dollars + softballs {44} = $ 252.00 dollars bringing the maximum total for the season at $ 1,212.00 dollars. The following breakdown can be applied as follows :
* 16 players = means each player pays a total of 76.00 dollars
* 18 player = means each player pays a total of 68.00 dollars
* 21 players = means each player pays a total of 58.00 dollars

Now this also does mean I'm not thinking about the players as well and I once sent this formula to the managers and if the players adhere to this formula you can win in the long run after league fees have been paid :

With referee fees at $ 60.00 dollars per team x 21 week season = $ 1,260.00 dollars

* 16 players paying $ 5.00 dollars a week x 21 weeks = $ 1,680.00 dollars
Savings of $ 420.00 dollars which can be applied for the first 3 rounds of the playoffs in which you don't have to come out of pocket except for $ 20.00 dollars if you make it to the championship game

* 18 players paying $ 5.00 dollars a week x 21 weeks = $ 1,890.00 dollars
Savings of $ 630.00 dollars in which no referee fees whatsoever for all rounds achieved and still having $ 150.00 dollars left over to either keep or apply to the next league you join.

* 21 players paying $5.00 dollars a week x 21 weeks = $ 2,205.00 dollars
Savings of $ 945.00 dollars in which no referee fees whatsoever for all rounds achieved and still having $ 465.00 dollars left over to either keep or apply to the next league you join.

This plans works if all players do their parts by paying every week even if you miss a week you simply double up to keep the formula working for the season so that during the season you don't have to worry about softballs , no umpire fees in the playoffs whatsoever and a small worry about the next league you play in as it dwindle downs to next to nothing. How's that for a plan?

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