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Western Wisconsin Baseball League

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The Western Wisconsin Baseball League (WWBL) consists of teams from the communities of Hudson, New Richmond, Somerset, Hammond (Central St. Croix Rec.), River Falls, Glenwood City, and Baldwin-Woodville.   The WWBL has a 16-game schedule and keeps weekly standings.  It also has a mid-season All Star game, and an End of Year tournament that includes all teams in the league.

The Western Wisconsin Baseball League (WWBL) and it's teams are  considered to be equal to the "A" level of traveling baseball, which is defined by the traveling associations as: "the intermediate level of play essentially designed to be a developmental league to provide a competitive experience until they are ready to advance to a higher competitive level."  However, this league is not a substitute for each communities traveling programs.

Games are played at various community fields during the week.  

Non-Hudson field maps (link)

Hudson field maps (link)

Continue below for WWBL standings, rules, and related information. 


2024 WWBL STANDINGS

2024 Final Standings            
             
American Division W L T Points Win % Games
Hudson Navy 13 3 0 55 .813 16
Hudson Gray 12 2 1 52 .833 15
Somerset Red 9 6 0 42 .600 15
RF Blue 7 7 1 37 .500 15
NR Orange 5 11 0 31 .313 16
BW Blackhawks 4 12 0 28 .250 16
CSCR Thunder 3 13 0 25 .188 16
GC Hilltoppers 0 14 0 14 .000 14
             
National Division W L T Points Win % Games
Hudson Navy-Gray 12 4 0 52 .750 16
CSCR Lightning 11 4 1 50 .719 16
NR Black 11 5 0 49 .688 16
NR Silver 11 3 0 47 .786 14
Somerset Gray 9 7 0 43 .563 16
Hudson Cardinal 4 10 0 26 .286 14
RF Gold 3 12 1 26 .219 16

 

Standings are determined by Point Total
4 points for a Win
2 points for a Tie
1 point for a Loss

Tie Breakers in order of precedence:
1. Head to Head
2. Winning %
3. Least Runs Allowed -Head to Head
4. Least Runs Allowed - All Games
5. Best Run Differential - All Games



 


Western Wisconsin Baseball League (WWBL) Information

WWBL bat and spikes information

Parents,
If you are planning on purchasing a new bat for your son, please be sure to adhere to the following bat criteria.  

Bats - bats with a length/weight ratio of -4 and higher must have either the USSSA 1.15 BPF or USA Baseball stamp on them. Bats with a drop of minus 3 (-3) must have either the BBCOR .50 or USA Baseball stamp.    

The following bat standards are the same as those for the MYAS (Gopher State) and MBL traveling associations.        

  • Small barrel bats(2 1/4" barrel)
    • Unlimited length/weight ratio (e.g. -12)
  • Bats with greater than 2 ¼ barrel:
    • Maximum length/weight ratio of minus ten (-10)
  • Maximum diameter at the thickest part: 2 3/4" barrel
  • In length: 36" or less
  • All wooden bats are legal

In the WWBL, steel spikes are allowed 

       


Heat Index Calculator

According to the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Assn (WIAA), a Heat Index higher than 104 degrees will automatically cancel all baseball activity.  It is the responsibility of the Home team to determine the  Heat Index at their location and relay that information to the Visiting team.

CLICK HERE to go to a Heat Index calculator. 

This calculator uses temperature and either Relative Humidity or Dew Point Temperature to calculate the Heat Index.

 


Questions?

WWBL Comissioner

Terry Rowan

Phone: 651-442-4438