¡Hola! That was the first clue to my first ever blog post. I’ll let you all in on a little bit about your author. My name is Brett Detmar and yes I know Spanish. There’s a reason that my nickname to this day is “Juan” and I’m not talking about the nickname that you write in those weird website profiles that no one actually calls you; I’m talking about a name that is yelled out in a crowd and I turn in that direction. Anyway enough about me, this innaguaral post is going to be

Wednesday nights for 3 months in the summer, display a fun and competitive atmosphere of wiff in Leroy Indiana. But what a lot of people outside and even inside of Leroy don’t know is how much time and effort is put in for Leroy to run smoothly and efficiently. This weeks post is more informational in feel, describing the different roles and leaders within Leroy but also as a tribute to those who have helped grow the league and to those who will in the future. Board of Direc

The longest standing and most discussed debate in Leroy Wiffleball has always been about the mound vs. the batters box. Which is better, what should you try to improve first, what wins you championships? I’m here to give you my pros and cons for both, and to show which I think is more important in Leroy wiffleball. Hitting: Pros: 1. Slow Pitch Rule The 5 pitch rule is so unique, no other league has it. The best pitchers in our league are bound to have an off night, and when