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WYBS MISSION STATEMENT
To teach our children the fundamental skills of
baseball and softball, while at the same time, instilling in them values and
character that will serve them well in their future endeavors.
We are a volunteer driven organization
committed to building an appreciation for the games of baseball and softball
through quality coaching and supportive parental involvement.
It is our fundamental belief that every child
with a desire to play baseball or softball be afforded the opportunity to
participate, where the emphasis is not always on winning, but on good
sportsmanship, fair play, discipline, safety, teamwork, and most of all…..fun.
City Tournament Champions
Congratulations to Hovda Orthodontics who defeated the Stettin Lions 5-0 for their 2nd straight Little League City Tournament Championship, as well as Allied Health who defeated Thrivent 5-4 to take home the Junior League City Tournament Championship. Both games were extremely well played and all four teams should be proud of their performance. Volunteer Appreciation Picnic
WYBS in appreciation for all of its volunteers this past season, is hosting a picnic on August 30th at the Big Kitchen Shelter at Marathon Park from 5:00 p.m. to close. Anyone who contributed their time and skills this past season including coaches, umpires, scorekeepers, concession workers, sponsors, board members, etc. are invited to attend. Bring nothing but your appetite. Chevy Baseball Clinic - Saturday, July 31, 2010 
Wausau Youth Baseball and Softball recently received word that it had been selected by Chevrolet, and their Wausau dealer Kocourek Chevrolet, as one of their sponsored programs for the 2010 season. In addition to Chevy donating equipment and money to our program, they are also sponsoring an instructional clinic at Athletic Park on July 31st between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. which is open to players ages 5-14 . There is no cost to attend but you must register ahead of time as spots will be filled on a first come- first served basis, is open to the first 200 players, and you must be currently registered in the WYBS program. Registration will close 4 days prior to the event. Please access the link for the registration form and further information.Website: http://www.ChevyYouthSports.com/rsvp Brochure: /images/images/1/0/wausau_2010_clinic_invite_st.pdf Waiver: /images/images/1/0/woodchucks_camps_waiver.pdf Mount View Care Center - TBall Game - June 16
Mount View Care Center hosted a WYBS TBall game on 6/16, in which the residents of the care center were able to watch some of the finest Tball players in Wausau show off their skills. After the game, residents, parents and players were treated to root beer floats and sundae’s dished up by board members of WYBS. 
Woodchucks - Team of the Night 
We are looking for teams of the night for upcoming home games here this
summer.Coaches of the league who are interested in having your teams sign up this would me much appreciated. As team of the night, we supply them with free tickets and prior to the game they get to run out onto the field next to the Woodchucks players and stand there for the national anthem. E-mail Austin Punzel at punzel.aust@uwlax.edu, or call the office at 845-5055. Winners from the Night at the Woodchucks - Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Winners from the Wausau Youth Baseball & Softball
Woodchucks Night at the park - July 7, 2010
Wii Game System - Brent PSP Game System - Anna - 14U Softball Breakfast Optimist IPOD Touch - Jacob - National Little League Rotary TV/DVD Combo - Austin - Minor League White Sox
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