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Seeyas

2015-06-01
 Anthracite Division

W L PCT GB WCGB

x-RBI Steaks 15 5 .750

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z-Wiff Waff 10 10 .500 5 2

 Smurfs

7 13 .350 8 5

 Chicken'n'Wiffles

4 16 .200 11 8

  Seeyas Division

W L PCT GB WCGB

x-West Coast Washout 14 6 .700

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y-Dinger Squad 14 6 .700

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y-Bungalow Boys 12 8 .600 2

Blue Sox

4 16 .200 10 8

x - Cliched Division

y - Clinched Wildcard

z - Advance to Playoffs in place of Bungalow Boys

Playoff Snapshot: If the Playoffs were to Start Today:

#1 SEED

Anthracite Division:

Record: 13-5

Remaining Opponents:

Blue Sox

#2 SEED

Seeyas Division:

Record: 14-6

Remaining Opponent:

None

#3 SEED

Wild-Card 1:

Record: 13-6

Remaining Opponents:

Smurfs [1 game]

#4 SEED

Wild-Card 1:

Record: 11-7

Remaining Opponent:

Chicken'n'Wiffles

On the Bubble:

Record: 8-10

Remaining Opponent:

Smurfs

On the Bubble:

Record: 7-10

Remaining Opponents:

West Coast Washout [1 game], Wiff Waff

*Note: The 2015 divisions are named in honor of the leagues whose existence allowed Seattle Wiffleball a reality.

The Seeyas Division is named in tribute to Carl Coffee, founder of Wiffle in Southeast Michigan ( WSEM ), and integral member of the NWLA, the National Wiffleball League Association. It alludes to his trademark homerun call. The name was chosen by West Coast Washout player Jason Matt, a former WSEM player.

The Anthracite Division is named in honor of two leagues in Northeastern Pennsylvania, a region renowned in the first half of the twentieth century for its anthracite coal, the fuel that made America its steel, and therefore its manufacturing power. Seattle Wiffleball commissioner Daniel Rish made his bones in Backyard Wiffle Ball ( BWBLPA ) of Wilkes-Barre, PA, before moving the Mountaintop, PA Susquehanna River League ( SRL ), a league he watched Westside Washout teammate Beau Reznak create (with substantial help from fellow teammate and father Bill Reznak).

The story comes together in early 2015, as a conversation between Beau Reznak and Carl Coffee led to my knowledge that there was already one wiffle aficionado in Seattle in Jason Matt. This knowledge was the catalyst for the creation of Seattle Wiffleball, as it shifted from a casual "what-if" scenario into a months-long campaign of poster-hanging propaganda.

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