Former Big League Intern and Modern Day Warrior Raising….
Check Out Nico Moyer’s Page:
Funds for a great cause: http://www.crowdrise.com/teammoveforhungerchattahoochee/fundraiser/nicomoyer
May 16, 2013
July 27, 2011
Medium Pitch Wiffs Tourney – This Saturday – Golden Stick
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Announcing our final medium pitch Golden Stick tournament of the year this Saturday (7/30) @ Pingree School in Hamilton, MA
Entry will be $100 for new teams and $125 for returning and a cash prize to 1st with money back to 2nd.
Teams can range from 1-5 players in size.
**Some players and teams are coming into town for the weekend as we’ll be hosting our annual MA vs. NY/PA GSWL All-Star Game on Sunday – So the tournament will be a great place to play some of our top wifflers from around the North East. ***All spectators are welcome for our All-Star Festivities on Sunday as well!
Start time will be 11am.
To register OR to simply state your interest, please email us @ GSWL@goldenstickwiffle.com by Thursday evening.
Note: If you do not have a complete team, let us know. We may be able to align you with other orphaned wifflers.
Feel free to email with any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you out there!
July 25, 2011
June 27, 2011
June 17, 2011
BJB Memorial Tournament, Milford, Connecticut- July 9th
You receive an awesome Tournament T shirt! They have the best raffle prizes! Food, gaming and music are a staple! Make sure you attend this great event! The Broatch family is amazing and they run a spectacular event. It saddens me that I won’t be in attendance this year, I’m over on the West Coast. Only 32 teams are allowed in…make sure you grab a spot.
* Where: Joseph A. Foran High School, 80 Foran Rd, Milford, CT 06460
* Date: July 9, 2011
* Time: 9:30am–7:00pm
Please visit to register for the 8th Annual Britton John Broatch Memorial Wiffle Tournament. This year, only 32 teams will play so be sure to register early. Any questions, you may call 203-623-4415.
Each player will receive a t-shirt, lunch, and is guaranteed to play three games. Cash prizes for top three winners. Can’t play, come watch.
It’s a fun, family oriented day. Proceeds fund an annual scholarship in Britton’s memory.
* Website: http://thebjbtournament.com/
* Phone: 203-623-4415
* Email: jwbroatch@aol.com
* Price: $125
June 14, 2011
Mr. WIFFLEBALL- Our Friends in Japan Throwing Some WIFFs
Check out our friends in Japan: http://wiffleballjapan.tumblr.com/
The game is continuing to grow internationally!
May 3, 2011
April 28, 2011
From the Guys Who Brought you WIFFLEBALL ’79….Just for Kids
Just for Kids produced by Travis Kurtz
March 21, 2011
Los Angeles Marathon
Yesterday, marked the 26th Los Angeles Marathon. Looking out my window there was a torrential downpour. This was BIG rain for So Cal. The runners had to muscle it out. I was thinking back on how many WIFFLE Ball Tournaments get played rain or shine. The first year we hosted the Connecticut State Nutmeg Games we had showers off and on. During the middle of the tournament we took an intermission for Lightning, so Jared and I had the teams go hangout in their cars… we figured the rubber tires could keep them safe. The Blue Razrs could be found sliding in the mud.
I found the following statement made by Tim Ferriss, in his most recent Blog Post:
Running is the most democratic of all sports. Because it seems so unthreatening—“anyone can do it”—every local race is packed, and your chances of placing are slim to none.
In contrast, sports like powerlifting, grip sport, or arm wrestling have a remarkably small number of competitors. Showing up already means that you have defeated 99% of the contenders. They were too intimidated to even try.
Tim makes a great point. I think back to the teams that were there that day, Blue Razrs, Doom, Absolute Gunners, Krusty’s Kids and Lou’s Diamonds. They braved the shitty weather and went on to win that day and win many more tournaments.
Wiffle Ball aligns well with the baseball community, but has far fewer numbers playing the game competitively. Is competitive wiffle ball too obscure? Does fear of not being able to hit or pitch factor into the attrition of scaling the game? Medium pitch leagues and tournaments have small attendance but there’s even smaller numbers on the fast pitch level. My advice to new comers to the game is to… just show up. Adam Trotta did.
