Baseball

It is to provide organized sports for individuals with challenges living in Wise County and surrounding areas in order to create an opportunity for both children and adults, to improve physical fitness and developmental delays.

What is the Wise County Special Needs Baseball Mission?

Participate

If you or a loved one wants to join us, please complete the form below. We accommodate all disabilities, and we work with all of our participants to ensure that everyone has
a great time.

Fall Season Late Registration begins 08/20/25

Participation Fee is $25.

Late registration for Participants is $45 (after 09/13/25)

Buddies

Every player who needs a buddy gets one! Buddies stay with their player throughout the game and in the dugout—offering help when needed, cheering them on, and most importantly, being a friend. It’s a rewarding experience that makes a lasting impact.

Buddy shirts are available for purchase ($10) or can be borrowed and must be worn during
all games

Buddy Form

Name

First Name

Last Name

Phone

(###)

###

####

Gender

Mailing Address

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Age

Grade (if student)

School

Emergency Contact

Shirt Size

There are two options regarding shirts for our volunteers

Option 1: You may purchase a shirt for $10 (payment can be made down below or by cash or check in person or mailed to our listed address).

Option 2: You may borrow a shirt from us and return it at the end of your volunteer time. You must "check out" the shirt by leaving your car keys or cell phone with our staff . Upon completion of your time and return of the shirt, we will return your keys or cell phone.

Volunteer Agreement (Please read carefully, then initialize under each.)

I agree to sign in at each activity. (Initial below)

I agree to promote safety within Made 2 Thrive at all times. (Initial below)

I will assist participants by whatever means, in order to make their experience the best it can be. (Initial below)

I will be a friend to participants and I will strive to help build confidence and self-esteem in them as well. (Initial below)

I will arrive at my volunteer location no later than 15 minutes before start time. (Initial below)

I will be dressed modestly and wear a volunteer shirt at all times when volunteering. (Initial below)

I will demonstrate high morals and integrity at all times. (Initial below)

I will be a good spirit, enthusiastic, and have a kind attitude towards all participants and other volunteers. (Initial below)

I will not use my phone while volunteering. (Initial below)

If I need community service hours, I will be responsible for obtaining the proper signatures from Made2Thrive staff. (Initial below)

Please type your name here to sign

Date of Signing

YYYY

Contact for more information or questions about Wise County Special Needs Baseball: Margette Trapp: (940) 577-5530

Good question! You know what? Not everyone who starts playing with WCSNB knows how to play baseball when they first begin. But, we have great coaches and buddies that will be right next to you, showing you exactly how to play the game!
Of course! WCSNB isn't like traditional baseball. Our focus is on making sure everyone has a chance to hit the ball, as well as handle the ball while playing the field. Whether your child is mobile or needs assistance doesn't matter to us- we will get them to the ball one way or another!
Yes! Like we said, WCSNB isn't like traditional baseball, and we don't have rigid rules while playing. Our number one priority is safety for the players, after that....well, just about anything goes! Our volunteers are amazing in helping our participants play the game to their individual maximum extent- we know that every player is an individual and we let them be themselves on the field as well as in the dugout.
We have a Spring and Fall season and each of these lasts for 8-10 weeks.
Fall Season starts in September
Spring Season starts in April
Our youngest players begin at 5 years old and as of Spring 2015, our oldest player is 71 years old!

Baseball

What is the Wise County Special Needs Baseball Mission?

Participate

Buddies

What if I can't play baseball?

My child is in a wheelchair, can they still play?

My child is developmentally delayed and wouldn't understand the rules of the game. Should I still sign him up to play?

How long does a season last?

How old does my child have to be to play?