Just the mention of Wiffle ball usually brings back memories of kids swinging plastic yellow bats and having fun just about anywhere from an empty lot to a park to one of the player’s backyard.

Stakes are low. Scores don’t need to be kept. If you find yourself attacking each other with yellow Wiffle ball bats, you should probably stop.

I think it was — when I came across a display of Wiffle ball sets. For about a solid minute, I just stood there staring at the display. Here was bright yellow nostalgia standing tall next to ...

CROWN POINT — With a plastic yellow bat in hand, players from the ages of 10 to 65 were eager to swing for the fences Saturday at the 45th annual World Wiffle Ball Championship. More than 275 ...

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — Remember playing wiffle ball as a kid? That funky plastic ball with slots paired with that skinny yellow bat? I think we all played at some point. Who could have ...

Before he reached home, Campagnaro stutter-stepped into a raucous chest bump with teammate Noah Roberts — both sporting the Pilots’ signature yellow ... settled on Wiffle Ball — forming ...

SPRINGVILLE — One ball field is the true personification of the classic adage — if you build it, they will come. Coach and educator Nate Sanderson did just that nine years ago, building a ...

On June 28, area residents came out to play in the City of Aiken Wiffle Ball Tournament. The tournament was organized by the city’s parks, recreation and tourism department. Three teams of 4-5 ...