The team
The Paducah Chiefs are a summer collegiate baseball club playing at Brooks Stadium in Paducah. Their website needed to support a full season without making fans hunt.
Paducah Chiefs Baseball.
A summer collegiate baseball club in the Ohio Valley League, playing at Brooks Stadium in Paducah. The site had one job: answer every fan's question before the first pitch.
paducahchiefs.com
The fan questions
When is the next game? How much are tickets? How do I reach Brooks Stadium? The site needed to answer each question in seconds.
The finished site
The finished site covers the schedule, roster, ticket information, stadium, host families and sponsors. Each page stays quick and easy to use on game day.
Built for fans.
The homepage, schedule and game details put the right answer within a tap. Each screen stays clear even when the information gets detailed.
Launched May 2026.
The complete website is live now. Open it and check the work yourself.
The site launched with the full season in place: schedule, player pages, tickets, stadium information, host families and sponsors.
The navigation stays steady at 390 pixels wide, and the pages remain quick on a weak connection. Every screen was tested on a phone.
Open paducahchiefs.com on your phone and test it yourself.
What this project proves.
Questions set the structure
The page order follows what fans ask before they leave for the park.
Useful under pressure
A fan can find a score, time or address without digging through the site.
Local context mattered
I knew the questions local fans would ask before they left for the park.
Start your build.
One email, and a straight answer about what a site like this would look like for you.