FAQ

Answers to All Your Inquiries

Q: When does CTWL take place?

The main CTWL season begins games with preseason-inspired Spring Training games for the first two weeks of May, which is then immediately followed by the regular season. The regular season consists of 20 games - 10 2-game series played as doubleheaders - from mid-May to early August, where the postseason crowns the best of the best. Games are generally are held during the mid-late afternoon, and are played primarily on Mondays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays.

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The league also offers an open Winter Developmental League from December-January to allow for players from across New England to get game reps during the offseason. Games are played there on Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons, with 1-2 games per week.

Q: Who can participate in the CTWL?

The CTWL is open to all boys 15-23 years old who live in the state of Connecticut. Players must be within the required age range as of May 1st of the year that player is participating in. Once a player turns 24 years old at anytime he can no longer participate in the CTWL.

Q: What style of play is used in the CTWL?

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The main Pro Series format of the CTWL plays New England-style fastpitch wiffle ball, which includes no speed limit, big barrel bats with limited modifications, no baserunning, and the encouragement of scuffed and/or knifed wiffle balls.

Q: What is the cost of playing in the CTWL?

The CTWL charges a small fee to supply teams with uniforms and to offset league expenses. Additional charges may be levied by each team/franchise for additional needs. 

Q: Who helps run the CTWL?

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The CTWL is completely operated by young volunteers and wiffle enthusiasts, many of which serve as active players in our league. These volunteers are responsible for helping set up fields, run scorebooks, run livestreams of games, maintain our social media accounts and more! 

Q: How is the CTWL funded?

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The CTWL is funded by investors within the league's executive board, many of which are principal members of the league.

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The league also funds its leagues and events with contributions from donations and monetized sponsorships with partner companies and businesses.

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Players within the CTWL are also responsible for some funding within their league registration fees due each season.

Q: Can I become a part of the CTWL?

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YES! There are SO MANY ways that you can become part of one of the most prospective wiffle leagues out there! Whether you want to play or help build our presence online with content creation - there is an opening for you TODAY!

Visit the Contact Us page or email mgmtctwl@gmail.com to reach our team for further information!