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The Old Republic Whiffle Ball League is a slow pitch whiffleball league based in New Carlisle, Indiana, founded in 2007. ORWBL operates
the Championship of Whiffleball and the New Carlisle Whiffleball Hall of Fame. The league has no affiliation with the Old Republic or
Historic New Carlisle, Inc. The league holds no legal trademarks, and the names, nicknames, logos, uniform designs, color combinations,
and all other team related content are the property/responsibility of the respective ORWBL club. World Series, American League, National
League, Division Series, League Championship Series, and All-Star Game are trademarks of Major League Baseball.
the Championship of Whiffleball and the New Carlisle Whiffleball Hall of Fame. The league has no affiliation with the Old Republic or
Historic New Carlisle, Inc. The league holds no legal trademarks, and the names, nicknames, logos, uniform designs, color combinations,
and all other team related content are the property/responsibility of the respective ORWBL club. World Series, American League, National
League, Division Series, League Championship Series, and All-Star Game are trademarks of Major League Baseball.
| League Executives |
| Koby Keck Commissioner of Whiffleball Eric Johnson Executive Vice President, Whiffleball Operations Jared Emmons Executive Vice President, Business Operations Matt Gard Executive Vice President, Media Development and Public Relations |
| Contact Information |
The Office of the Commissioner of Whiffleball
Koby Keck, Commissioner
500 South Bray Street
New Carlisle, IN 46552
Phone: 574-876-2522
Email: commissioner@orwbl.com
Koby Keck, Commissioner
500 South Bray Street
New Carlisle, IN 46552
Phone: 574-876-2522
Email: commissioner@orwbl.com
| Players Association |
ORWBL Players Association
Marc Lindsey
Executive Director
Marc Lindsey
Executive Director
| About the ORWBL |
| League Information |
| Important Dates |
2012 Season
(Subject to Change)
(Subject to Change)
May 30: Opening Day
July 1: All-Star Game
July 10: Trade Deadline
July 25: Last day of Regular Season
July 28-29: City Championship
August 1: World Series: Games 1 & 2
August 5: World Series: Games 3, 4 & 5
August 8: World Series: Games 6 & 7
July 1: All-Star Game
July 10: Trade Deadline
July 25: Last day of Regular Season
July 28-29: City Championship
August 1: World Series: Games 1 & 2
August 5: World Series: Games 3, 4 & 5
August 8: World Series: Games 6 & 7
Established: 2007
Pitch: Slow
Running: With pegging
Bat: Official Yellow
Ball: Official Wiffle
Fielders: 5
Innings: 6
Outs: 3
Strikes: 3
Walks: None
Pitch: Slow
Running: With pegging
Bat: Official Yellow
Ball: Official Wiffle
Fielders: 5
Innings: 6
Outs: 3
Strikes: 3
Walks: None
The Old Republic Whiffle Ball League (ORWBL) was
established in June 2007, by co-founders Koby Keck and
Jared Emmons.
The league is named after an 1860 Italianate mansion
located in New Carlisle, Indiana. The landmark is owned
and operated by Historic New Carlisle, Inc. and has no
affiliation with the league itself.
As of 2011, eight teams compete in the ORWBL, split into
the American and National Leagues. Each team has its
own ballpark, located in cities and towns across Northern
Indiana. Towns represented in the ORWBL include: New
Carlisle, South Bend, La Porte, Rolling Prairie, Hudson
Lake, and Mill Creek.
Currently, the league operates on a 42-game schedule, with
three-game series played on Wednesday evenings and
Sunday afternoons from the beginning of June to the end of
July.
The postseason traditionally begins at the beginning of
August, after the New Carlisle City Championship, a
slow-pitch tournament sponsored in part by the league.
The ORWBL is a proud member of the National Wiffle
League Association.
established in June 2007, by co-founders Koby Keck and
Jared Emmons.
The league is named after an 1860 Italianate mansion
located in New Carlisle, Indiana. The landmark is owned
and operated by Historic New Carlisle, Inc. and has no
affiliation with the league itself.
As of 2011, eight teams compete in the ORWBL, split into
the American and National Leagues. Each team has its
own ballpark, located in cities and towns across Northern
Indiana. Towns represented in the ORWBL include: New
Carlisle, South Bend, La Porte, Rolling Prairie, Hudson
Lake, and Mill Creek.
Currently, the league operates on a 42-game schedule, with
three-game series played on Wednesday evenings and
Sunday afternoons from the beginning of June to the end of
July.
The postseason traditionally begins at the beginning of
August, after the New Carlisle City Championship, a
slow-pitch tournament sponsored in part by the league.
The ORWBL is a proud member of the National Wiffle
League Association.