Compete for the Hometown Cup

Teams from across North America flock to New Carlisle for the opportunity to play on Wiffle®Ball's Grandest Stage and win the prestigious Hometown Cup. This year, the biggest event of the summer will be held on July 25-26.

Pool Play is played at the New Prairie Little League complex on Saturday, beginning at 10am ET.  Qualifying teams return on Sunday morning for the Hometown Cup Playoffs.  The final four teams advance on to Migley Field for the Hometown Cup Finals at 1:20pm ET on Sunday afternoon.

The tournament is open to players of all ages and features a great balance of competition and fun.  SIGN UP NOW

Discover ORWBL's Rich History

The Old Republic Wiffle®Ball League began play in June 2007 and was established by co-founders Jared Emmons and Koby Keck. Although it started primarily in the New Carlisle community, ORWBL has spread throughout the Michiana region, as various cities and towns in southwest Michigan and northern Indiana have been home to ORWBL franchises. 2020 will mark the 14th season. The league has handed out season awards since it's inaugural season, and has recorded statistics since 2010. EXPLORE LEAGUE HISTORY

Maple City Magic Complete 3-Peat

The New Carlisle Newts and Maple City Magic met squared off for the 3rd time in 4 years as one of the best rivalries in ORWBL history was renewed. It was easily one of the most intense and competitive World Series we have ever seen.  The Newts, playing in their league record 8th World Series were also searching for a league high of 4 titles.  Meanwhile, Maple City was looking to match their rivals with a 3rd Championship and get a 3-peat.  In such an intense, top tier wiffleball series, 4 out of the 6 games were decided by 3 runs or less as well as two 1 run games.  The 2019 World Series did not disappoint!  The ORWBL World Series has crowned the ORWBL Champions every year since 2008. WORLD SERIES HISTORY

NL Wins in Wet Conditions

For the second consecutive season, the National League emerged from the All-Star Game victorious. Tyler Shupert of the Scottsdale Sluggers turned a double play to end the game in the National League's favor, 17-15. Shupert was named the All-Star Game's Most Valuable Player for his efforts. Prior to the nine-inning game, Billy Goats outfielder Lucas Oletti won his 1st Home Run Derby. In a first for the league, All-Star festivities were not held at Migley Field. Thanks to rainy conditions, the affair was moved to the nearby Playground Commons, a marquee field during the  Wiffle®Ball Championship. ALL-STAR GAME HISTORY

League Media Coverage

Featuring ORWBL analysis & discussion, series previews & recaps, and general lighthearted fun. A number of league-related multi-media operations have come an gone throughout league history including: The ORWBL Podcast, the ORWBL Sh*t Show, and ORWBL's official media sponsor: Wiffle®Ball News. New in 2020 is the ORWBL Live Show, which is a weekly podcast hosted by Mark Richards and Brandon Terry.  MEDIA COVERAGE

National Wiffle®Ball League Association

The latest news from the national wiffleball community, featuring a league directory, national rankings, yearly awards, and the prestigous NWLA Hall of Fame. Check out the forum, read the latest columns, or keep tabs on the NWLA Tournament. ORWBL's teams and players are routinely represented within their post-season awards, top 25 rankings, and All-NWLA teams. ACCESS NWLA'S OFFICIAL SITE