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StoryWYBSA keeps Waterloo kids playing at Moyer Fields in Mogadore
A community nonprofit with deep local roots, WYBSA emphasizes player development and sportsmanship through supervised league play for baseball and softball across the Waterloo Local area [1]. Registration and contact information are maintained online for families planning their season [4].Home base is Moyer Fields at 3636 Waterloo Rd, Mogadore 44260, a multi‑diamond complex that includes a lighted field for summer nights. The association also makes use of nearby sites in Randolph and Atwater, including Randolph Old Middle School Park (1776 State Route 44, Atwater 44201) and the Atwater Old Elementary School Field (6670 Waterloo Rd, Atwater) [2].Local businesses and supporters can get involved through team and athlete sponsorships that help keep fees manageable and fields in shape for game day [3]. WYBSA also maintains organizational listings for schedules and information on SportsEngine and a legacy LeagueLineup page to keep the community connected [6][5].
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StoryWYBSA publishes 2026 Emergency Action Plan for Moyer Fields
Waterloo Youth Baseball & Softball Association has published an updated Emergency Action Plan for the 2026 season, outlining step-by-step response procedures, field access details, and leadership contacts for incidents at Moyer Fields (3636 Waterloo Rd, Mogadore) and other home sites. [1]The plan, dated January 18, 2026, directs coaches and on‑site adults to prioritize emergency services when needed and then notify the WYBSA President or Vice President. It names primary contacts, including Joe Capan, and provides guidance for communication and incident documentation to keep players, families, and volunteers aligned during urgent situations. [1]WYBSA serves the Waterloo Local School District with recreational baseball and softball from tee‑ball through upper youth divisions and places teams in regional NEO Baseball/Softball competition. Its home base is Moyer Fields, with additional diamonds utilized at Randolph Old School Park. [2][3]Season registration, volunteer and umpire opportunities, and field updates are maintained on the association’s website. [2]
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StoryWYBSA anchors youth baseball and softball in Waterloo, with spring play at Moyer Fields
Waterloo Youth Baseball & Softball Association remains the home base for youth ball in the Randolph–Atwater area, rolling out a spring slate that spans T‑ball, coach‑pitch and farm levels through age‑group teams up to 14U, with travel options supported at times. [2][1]Home is Moyer Fields, the multi‑diamond complex at 3636 Waterloo Rd in Mogadore, while practices and games also rotate through nearby township parks such as Randolph’s Old School Park when needed. [2][1][5]The complex doesn’t just serve local rec play; it also hosts NeoBaseball/NeoSoftball league tournaments and all‑star weekends that bring regional teams into the Waterloo setup. [1]As a community nonprofit, WYBSA sustains its fields and programs with local backing, maintaining a sponsor roster and inviting businesses to support teams, facilities and projects, with recognition across signage and online listings. [2][3]Operations and safety planning are formalized in an Emergency Action Plan updated for the 2026 season, which also confirms the Waterloo Rd site as the primary venue. [5]The association’s digital footprint includes legacy information from earlier seasons that remains accessible on its archived LeagueLineup pages. [4]
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StoryWaterloo Youth Baseball & Softball — Portage County, Ohio
Waterloo Youth Baseball & Softball Association is a recreational program serving the Waterloo area of Portage County, with participation from families in Atwater and Randolph Townships [1].The club’s information is also featured on the Northeast Ohio Baseball hub under Waterloo Baseball, linking local players and parents to league resources [2].
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StoryFor Baseball Coaches: WYBSA outlines background checks, NFHS concussion course and Lindsay’s Law
WYBSA details what it takes to coach baseball in the program: register once per team and complete three requirements—an approved NCSI background screening, the NFHS Learn concussion-awareness course, and Ohio’s Lindsay’s Law video and form [1][2].Coaches are asked to save the concussion certificate and email it to leadership; the NFHS course renews every three years [1][2].Team management runs through SportsEngine, with schedules, messaging, scores/stats and media tools available for coaches [1].Baseball questions go to Baseball Commissioner Jeff Feciuch at 330-697-1644 [2].The association serves the Waterloo community in Portage County with recreational baseball and softball for local families in Atwater and Randolph [3][4].
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StoryWhere Waterloo Youth plays: fields, park rules and how to get set for the season
Waterloo Youth Baseball & Softball serves the Randolph–Atwater community and runs its season hub online, where families handle registration, check schedules and find umpire information [1][2].The association’s primary complex is Moyer Fields, 3636 Waterloo Road, Mogadore 44260, with seven diamonds, including one with lights. The site features a large covered pavilion with picnic tables, restrooms (plus port-a-pots), ample parking and bleachers at Field 3; portable chairs are recommended elsewhere [3].Additional game and practice sites include Randolph Old School Park (1776 OH‑44, Atwater 44201) with one diamond, a walking trail, soccer field, playground, restrooms and parking; and Atwater Pavilion & Park (6670 Waterloo, Atwater), where the ballfield sits behind the pavilion/lot and portable chairs are suggested. Randolph Town Hall (1639 OH‑44, Atwater) is listed as a reference location and parking point for some events [3].Park rules emphasize a family-first setup: no smoking within 50 feet of fields or play areas; pets must be on a six‑foot leash, kept off playgrounds and athletic fields, and owners must remove pet waste; children 12 and under require supervision; and trash should go in designated receptacles [3].For neighbors in Mogadore, the Mogadore Youth Baseball & Softball program runs separately and maintains online pages with league information and contacts [4][5].
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StoryWaterloo Youth Baseball & Softball posts season info, coach resources and umpire openings
Waterloo Youth Baseball & Softball Association, a nonprofit serving families in Randolph and Atwater in Portage County, lays out its youth baseball and softball offerings and how to get involved each season. Registration basics, league information and game details are organized on the association’s site [1].Team managers and coaches are directed to dedicated baseball and softball resource pages, with a note that anyone coaching both should review each section. The association maintains current concussion certification records on the coaches page and links directly to the required course for those who still need it [2].WYBSA is also recruiting paid umpires, pairing the jobs with free training and simple sign-up instructions to get new officials on the field this season [2].
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StoryWYBSA outlines season resources for families and coaches, seeks paid umpires
Another summer of ball is on deck in Portage County. Waterloo Youth Baseball & Softball Association has its season hub live on its SportsEngine site, centralizing schedules, registration and program details for families. Recent game listings include Moyer Fields (3636 Waterloo Rd, Mogadore) among the venues. [1][3][5]The association serves families in Randolph and Atwater Townships and the surrounding Waterloo area with youth baseball and softball programs. [2][1]For parents, the site consolidates season logistics and key information in one place, including program details and FAQs. [3][4]Coaches are required to maintain a valid concussion certification, with certificates kept on file, and the league provides a direct link to complete the course. [7]WYBSA is also recruiting paid umpires, offering free training and posting signup details through the league. [7]The program appears in the Northeast Ohio youth baseball and softball network’s Portage County listings. [6]
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StoryWYBSA sets the base at Moyer Fields, expands youth baseball and softball with spring sponsors sought
Waterloo Youth Baseball & Softball Association continues to anchor community ball for Atwater and Randolph, organizing youth baseball and softball across spring and fall at its home complex, Moyer Fields in Mogadore, with additional diamonds at Randolph Old School Park and Atwater Park [1][2].Programming spans recreational seasons and league play through NeoBaseball and NeoSoftball, with schedules and team pages supported on the group’s SportNGIN platform [3][5].WYBSA outlines board roles, elections, volunteer avenues, and contacts centrally, including a league phone and mailing address for families and coaches looking to connect before first pitch [1][3].For the upcoming spring, the association is welcoming sponsors at several levels: Team Sponsors at $300 (business name/logo on team shirts and a team photo plaque), Individual/Athlete Sponsors at $150 to support a specific player, and custom Project Sponsors that help fund field improvements such as fencing or dugouts [4]. Sponsors are recognized on WYBSA’s website and Facebook and on a banner at Moyer Fields and the Randolph Fair, with inquiries directed to President Joe Capan and Vice President Ben Dyer [4].With Moyer Fields as the hub and nearby parks in the rotation, the setup gives Waterloo kids a true home diamond and a clear pathway into league competition each year [2][3].
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StoryWaterloo Youth Baseball & Softball Association maps out seasons, fields and league play
The Waterloo Youth Baseball & Softball Association is the community’s nonprofit hub for the game, serving families in the Waterloo Local School District footprint, including Atwater and Randolph townships, with divisions from tee-ball up through older youth levels for both spring and fall slates [1][2].WYBSA teams match up across Northeast Ohio through the NeoBaseball/NeoSoftball structure, giving local players a steady run of league fixtures and postseason events against regional peers [3].At home, the association’s diamonds include Moyer Fields and Randolph/Old School Park, with the site maintaining field details, board contacts, and registration information for families and volunteers [2][1].Seasonal calendars, game pages, and organizational updates are posted on the association’s website and SportNgin portal, keeping schedules and results in one place throughout the year [4][5].