On the 25th of January.

 
The Professional Player Registry is an exclusive membership-based affiliation. Great players across the country (and internationally, i.e. Canada, Mexico, Japan and Taiwan) will be archived for this cherished game. It is a great honor to be listed with the best backyard hobbyists and competitive Wiffle ball players.

 
If you’re not on the list….get on it! Sign up for Free!

After a remarkable run, the ninth and final Britton John Broatch Memorial Wiffle Tournament will be held July 14, 2012, at Foran High School in Milford, CT. Please help us in making sure the last one will be the best one yet. It has been an honor and a privilege to have so many people remember Britton in this special way. The tournament’s success over the years has raised enough money to fund annual scholarships and donations in Britton’s name for many years to come. To the countless family and friends who have helped make this tournament what it is today, you have our eternal gratitude. Registration this year will be open to 64 teams; please sign up early to save your spot. We’ll see you in July! For more details…http://www.thebjbtournament.com/

It breaks your heart. It is designed to break your heart. The game begins in the spring, when everything else begins again, and it blossoms in the summer, filling the afternoons and evenings, and then as soon as the chill rains come, it stops and leaves you to face the fall alone. You count on it, you rely on it to buffer the passage of time, to keep the memory of sunshine and high skies alive, and then, just when the days are all twilight, when you need it most, it stops.

_ A. Bartlett Giamatti

Check out WIFFJUNKIES.COM A NEW COFFEE SHOP FOR DIE HARD WIFFLERS…

 
You should expect to see a lot of great content from the super Wiffle Veteran Scott Martell (Salty Dog Known from the tournament circuit as Krusty’s Kids and the Professional Arena of GSWL)

 
I highly recommend you book mark this site!

 
-Benas

Hope to See Your Team in Action!

Check-in 8am-9am, games start at 9am. On-site Cash registration only
The Edge Sports Center
191 Hartwell Rd
Bedford, MA

Just for Kids produced by Travis Kurtz

WIFFLE Madness

at the Fort River Elementary School
70 South East Street Amherst, MA 01002

Message From Richard Goldstein Tournament Director of WIFFLE Madness:

“WIFFLE Madness will be giving away Boston Celtics Round 2
Playoff tickets, Red Sox Tickets, a Bruins team signed hat and a Tyler
Seguin signed puck to add to their list of available raffle prizes, to
which each participant receives a free raffle ticket.”

Make sure to Register

Bedford

On-Site Registration $125 per team

Round-Robin

1-5 player teams & Cash Prizes

25 teams max!

RSVP to secure a spot_ pre-registration.

Email: info@bigleaguewiffleball.com
[Include Team Name & Team Captain]

When baseball ended for me in high school that was it. Wiffleball throughout my childhood and teens had always been in the backseat. After not playing wiffleball for a long time family and friends played at a camping trip in May of 2009. Kevin and I wanted to get better for the next trip and so it began. We stapled a window screen to a 2×4 for a K-zone bought some balls and pitched from 42 ft. Wanting to learn how to throw new pitches, we searched the internet where I came in contact with known pro Sean “wiffleboy28″ Steffy. We sort of became email buddies and friends over time despite living miles apart. With his videos and support wiffleball became a regular topic of ours. With my hunger for competition I began to record our games to post on Youtube, where again I was contacted by another known pro. Only this time Sylvie Serrano of California told me that there was a wiffleball league right in our backyard. We met at a GSWL preseason session out in Davis, CA and were instantly recognized as those “youtube” guys. I was shocked. I thought basically only people that watched those videos were family and friends and mainly Kevin and I. We played, and learned some new techniques in wiffleball and rest assured we joined the league after 7 just starting a mere 7 months before. Only 4 teams here in Cali the GSWL fast pitch league trained us quick and hard. The rest is history. With Kevin and I practicing literally rain or shine and scrimmages with Sylvie and other teammates we stood in there with some of the top players of the competitive wiffleball community. We were on the runner up team to the now GSTC National champions in the DIABLOS. Then I was fortunate enough to play w/ Sylvie and others in the OPEN national championship and taking an unofficial 3rd place out of the top 13 teams in the country. So take it from me that with practice and practice AND practice, you can compete with the best around in Wiffleball.