(Disclosure: The Western WIFFLE Ball Classic was created by Logan Rose, 16-year-old son of Jordan Rose, founder and president of Rose Law Group.)
Fresh off a flight after competing over the weekend in the national wiffle ball championship in Pennsylvania, entrepreneur, sportscaster, wiffle wiz, and brain behind the Western WIFFLE Ball Classic, Logan Rose, talked live to FOX 10 early this morning about Big League Wiffle Ball and the Classic tournament coming later this month in Scottsdale. Logan is joined by his cousin Luke Rose. Here are a few highlights from this morning’s interview… What is wiffle ball? “It’s basically baseball but just with a plastic ball which is the wiffle ball and then you got a plastic bat as well—same rules and all that applies… It’s amazing,” says Logan. Birth of a CLASSIC: “[Logan and his brother] brought up this idea about [Big League Wiffle Ball] three years ago,” says Luke. “I said I think it would be a good idea. We started with only four teams now we’ve grown to 63 to 5 people each team.”
