National WIFFLE®

Spencer Bogad and Sam Skibbe break down everything that has happened with wiffleball in the state of MO in a long but overdue podcast recapping events.  SWBL Season 19, Summer League, MO-Wiff, Hometown Cup, NWA, TaTa, Goldenstick Yard, NWLA Tournament, and United Wiffleball are all mentioned! Enjoy it on a long commute!

The GBL Legends are loaded for another deep run, thanks to guys like wiffle superstar, Caleb Jonkman, and our guest on the show, Jeremy Ratajczyk. Is this the year the cup goes to Griffleball? They are definitely one of the favorites!

Brendan Dudas, the star hitter for the CCW Skull Crushers, commissioner of Circle City Wiffle Ball, and lead guy running the NWLA Tournament, joins the 8th installment of the 18 in 18 series. Dudas does it all, and hopes this is the year they stop losing in heartbreaking fashion.

Also, if it looks like he needs help with anything and you are available, ask him what you can do :)

Cameron Smith has quickly emerged as one of the biggest names in the Midwest wiffle scene. He is playing in his 3rd NWLA Tournament, but his SWBL Cardinals are playing in their 10th. The second winningest team in tournament history is missing one thing, a cup. Is this the year?

NWLA Tournament Pool Play Saturday is two weeks away, and what better way to get excited than to listen to Ridley Park Wiffleball League's Dylan Harshaw?! The Longballs are playing for a 5th time, and have been knocking on the championship door a lot lately. 

MAW has rebranded themselves as the Scumlords, and joining the show is none other than Connor "Soup" Young. 4-3 has been the story in both of their previous tournaments, and they hope to finally get over that hump and bring a cup back to Mid Atlantic land.

WSEM turned on a switch in the double elimination playoffs last year, but ran out of gas against KWL in the semifinals. They bring everyone back but Chandler Phillips, and hope to get a record 4th cup this year. Kyle Tomlinson comes on for the Dads, and things get a little spicy at the end.

OCWA and AWAA have a combined three tournament championships. They have now merged and bring one of the most talented teams in tournament history. Representing the team on the show is OF Nate Cruz.

KWL had a losers bracket run last year that was the most impressive in tournament history. Now with a taste of the championship game, they are coming back healthy and hungry to get back. Justin Gregory represented the Keggers for the second installment of this years 18 in 18 series. 

Wade "Web Gem" Cooper kicks off the 18 in 18 series talking all things HRL Dong Show. He was a part of the 2020 NWLA Tournament championship team, and is now managing the 2021 team who is looking to bring another cup home to Minnesota.