United League Baseball Regular Season Standings

United League Baseball Regular Season Standings

These are the regular season final standings for United League Baseball since the independent baseball league began play in 2006. Covered are the final regular season standings for ULB's regular summer league and those of its winter counterpart, the Texas Winter League.

Read more about United League Baseball Regular Season Standings:  2006 Season, 2007 Winter Season, 2008 Season, 2009 Season, 2010 Season

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