As with any youth program, we need parent participation to have a successful program.  The main need for our summer program is volunteers to help in the concession stand. Families are responsible for only 2 HOURS (1shift) PER PLAYER this year. Yes that's correct,  only 1 shift per player in the concession stand!  We will be using a new program this year that is part of our website.  It is called DIBS and can be found on the home page of our website.  You can also follow this link to sign up.  https://www.waupunsoftball.com/dib_sessions

There is no buyout option. Eclipse families are NOT exempt. If your child is playing in the rec league you are responsible for the 2 hours per player. If you do not complete your hours there will be a $100 penalty assessed and your child will not be allowed to play again until that is paid! 

This comes up every year so I will answer it now.  ONLY the head coach and official designated assistant coach receive credit for volunteer  hours.  We appreciate all the help that other parents provide during games and practices and it is needed but it is impossible for us to keep track of and count those as volunteer hours. Also, make sure you sign in and record your hours when you work them. This is how we verify that you actually showed up and volunteered.

Thank you all in advance for fulfilling your hours.  We are a volunteer organization and can not function without the help of our parents.  It is only due to our concession stand that we can keep registration fees as low as they are. 
THANK YOU EVERYONE AND SEE YOU AT THE DIAMONDS!

The WGSA is proud to announce former WGSA Field Manager , Travel ball Coach, Site remodler, and Hitting coach Denny Killam with our 2021 Legacy Award . This is awarded to the person that has had a huge impact on our high school and WGSA program.

Denny was presented this award at the Alumni game.

Congratulations to the Waupun HS softball team! They are proud to announce 90% of their team have earned Honor Roll listing for the 2nd Trimester!!! Not a bad way to start the 46th season of Warrior Softball!!

McKenzie Engebretsen pitched a gem giving up only 4 hits and no runs vs Berlin on Thursday night. The bats also were hot with Kylie Pluim and Lexi Lehman both going 2 for 3 and each with an RBI. Roz River led the team with 3 RBI's and went 2 for 4. Up next for the Lady Warriors is a rematch with KML away on Tuesday.

The Warriors struggled vs Winneconne for the last regular season loss. The lone bright spot was Kylie Pluim who went 2 for 2 and a double. The Season now moves on to the Playoffs vs Berlin on Thursday at Home.

3 full size regulation girls softball diamonds. All three are fully enclosed

• Press Box on Diamond One
• Full concession building with bathrooms
• Score boards on all three diamonds
• Lighting on Diamond One and Two
• Dugouts on all three diamonds
• Pitchers bullpen on Diamond One
• Two lane batting cages
• Six hitting stations
• Bleachers for all three diamonds

We are an organisation that offers fast pitch softball to the girls in the Waupun area and surrounding communities. To find out more information click on this link "THE BOARD".

• • Multiple age and skill levels
  • Great fields
  • Fun all summer long
  • End of the season tournement

We Thank You for all your dedication to the kids in our community

WGSA

P.O. Box 413

Waupun, WI 53963

The National Exchange Bank Foundation donated funds to fully replace the 6 hitting stations with new mats.

The bank representatives were Mitch Greenfield(AVP) and Jerry O’Connor(Market President). WGSA was represented by President Jason Westphal and board member  Josh Navis

WGSA is so thankful for this donation especially knowing every child participating in  our organization will be able to enjoy these new mats.

The city also has agreed to assist  in the install of these new mats. The cages were originally installed in July of 2015 and has been one of the best additions to the softball complex since the addition of the Dugouts and Press Box.