The Acronym of the Day is.....NRWBL

So what do I know about this league? Not a thing. They're like an enigma. No website. No nothing. Just 4 videos on Youtube. Knowing that I can tell you that those 4 videos were posted a few months apart which means one of two things: they rarely play or they rarely upload videos. Either way I cannot find a website for them and don't know if they're serious. They don't appear to be a running league yet I see no clear boundaries for fair/foul or singles, doubles, or triples. The one cool thing about where they play is that it has a high roof, the upper deck feature doesn't hurt either. A big turn off for a lot of indoor places to play ball is that the roof isn't tall enough, these guys could play year-round in a facility like this. I want to know more about this league so consider this a call-out. NRWBL, REVEAL YOURSELF!

GSWL - NY Region showing off their indoor training facility

These guys have been recently playing in their "combine" and although I don't really dig Golden Stick Wiffleball it looks like a pretty nice (yet basic) set up they have there. This particular region also looks to be made up of a lot of young guys, which is odd because most Golden Stick related players I've seen are approaching middle age. Maybe these guys aren't as conceited or arrogant?... Yeah, I think I pulled something when I said that from restraining laughter. Who knows? I know nothing about this region so you never know but if the stereotype holds true - they're probably douche-bags.

KWL Industirals Hit Factory...nice.

This video has surfaced on the new Kalamazoo Wiffleball League Youtube Channel. There are two reasons to be excited about this. That looks like a great place to practice and it hasn't just been the Industirals, Andy Ross has made a pitching appearance there recently. Also the KWL is getting their feet wet in the realm of video. The league has been notorious for plenty of great photographs but you know how the kids are these days...moving pictures are all the rage. Hopefully the KWL will stick with videos for 2011. They're such an interesting and quirky league that the only way to find them more hilarious or fascinating is through video media. Their commissioner recently bought two Flip UltraHD camcorders. So with an investment like that I think it's safe to say that we will most definitely be seeing the KWL moving and in High Definition. It's yet another reason to be excited about wiffleball for the year 2011.