Announcements
2012 Spring Signups
Rec. Baseball, Softball and T-ball signup Feb 4th and 11th, Waterloo VFW, 9am to Noon.
2012 Spring Online Signups
Rec. Baseball, Softball, T-ball and Adult Coed softball online sign-ups. click here.
About Us
Who We Are
Waterloo Sports Association is a not-for-profit community sports association dedicated to the health and fitness of Waterloo residents -- particularly its youth. It began its service to the community more than 40 years ago! Waterloo Sports Association operates separate of the Monroe County Park District, and does not receive any funds from the state, city or county. Its operating funds are self-generated from sources including sign-up fees, sponsorship funds and monies generated from selling concessions and holding various annual fund-raising events. Waterloo Sports Association was founded in 1964, and remains the only organized team sports option for Waterloo youth. Managing the practice and game schedules of 1,000 athletes is an ambitious task. Each season the task is accomplished thanks to dedicated volunteer coaches, loyal parents, enthusiastic players and generous sponsors! This important community organization is led by a volunteer Board of Directors, headed by a non-paid executive committee.
Youth soccer saw record-setting team participation.
Setting the Bar in 2009
More than 1,000 athletes participated in Waterloo Sports Association programs in 2009. Primarily aged 4 to 14, children participate in recreational baseball, softball, t-ball, soccer, cheerleading, and football. In 2009, WSA completed its sixth select baseball season and fifth year of co-ed adult slow-pitch softball.
D&D Distributing: Fall 2004 Co-Ed Softball Champs.
The Home Field Advantage
Ebeler Park is a 9-acre, WSA-owned facility with 5 baseball, softball, and t-ball diamonds. The WSA Jaycees Ball Park is a 7-acre landmark that WSA acquired in 2002. It provides 3 baseball, softball, t-ball diamonds, of which 2 are used for slow-pitch softball in the spring and fall. To meet practice and game needs, WSA also negotiates the use of the Konarcik Park football and soccer fields, SPPS Park for baseball, softball, and t-ball practice as well as soccer practice and games, and the Gibault High School softball field and the old Waterloo High School softball and baseball fields.