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In the Summer of 1980, eight Indiana teams competed for the world's first wiffleball title. Since then, this once tiny Indiana tournament has grown up to become the oldest, largest, and most prestigious wiffleball event on the globe.

The World Whiffleball Championship features five-person teams playing with perforated plastic Wiffle® Balls, on miniature ball fields with six-foot home run fences. Over the years, the event — which grew up in the shadow of Notre Dame's famed golden dome — has been featured in ESPN The Magazine, and on Fox, CBS, ABC and NBC-TV.

Needless to say we are proud; proud that this once tiny gathering — shared among a few friends — is now recognized as one of the Planet Earth's offbeat sporting treasures, with thousands of people still playing in it — nationally and internationally.

The legendary World Whiffleball Championship is now played as Mishawaka, Indiana's Wiffle®Ballin' for Kids Tournament, an all ages charity event that faithfully delivers a World Whiffleball Championship, annually.

So whether you are a kid, or a kid-at-heart, we hope that — through wiffleball — you will continue to chase your childhood fantasies into adulthood, and beyond…

   •  Play in the Chicagoland Whiffleball Championship, Sept. 20, 2008

   •  Skokie, Illinois to host National Whiffleball Championship in 2009