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Goodyear to host Western Wiffle Ball Championship in the fall

Posted 6/26/23

Goodyear will host the fourth annual Western Wiffle Ball Championship Oct. 21 at Goodyear Ballpark.

16-year-old Logan Rose created the league during the COVID-19 pandemic to promote being outside …

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Goodyear to host Western Wiffle Ball Championship in the fall

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Goodyear will host the fourth annual Western Wiffle Ball Championship Oct. 21 at Goodyear Ballpark.

Sixteen-year-old Logan Rose created the league during the COVID-19 pandemic to promote being outside and active. The annual tournament has grown to more than 75 teams and has seen participants from across the country.

“Watching the Western Wiffle Ball Championship’s growth over the years – seeing more teams, spectators and surprise guests show up and compete at the tournament has been just as exciting as it is rewarding,” Rose said. “At last year’s tournament, YouTuber Eric Sim, also known as the King of JUCO, came out to play which was incredible."

The 2023 Western Wiffle Ball Championship will have up to 40 teams of three to five players. Depending on player abilities, teams can register to compete in one of two divisions. Due to no base running, players of all ages and athleticism can easily participate.

In addition to league play, registered players and spectators can participate in the Home Run Derby at the home plate of the main baseball diamond. 

 Each Home Run Derby participant will be able to hit as many home runs as possible before they reach seven outs. The champion of the Home Run Derby will take home a trophy of their own. Tickets to participate in the Home Run Derby can be bought ahead of time as an add-on and on-site.

The tournament will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 21, at Goodyear Ballpark, 1933 S Ballpark Way and end around 8 p.m. after the championship game.

To register a team for the fourth annual Western Wiffle Ball Championship, please visit https://wwbc.eventbrite.com.

To learn about Big League Wiffle Ball, please visit https://www.blwwiffleball.comhttps://wwbc.eventbrite.com.