Join Team Pain in the Neck at the TR24 WIFFLEBALL Tournament

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The countdown is on! Team Pain in the Neck is making a return to the TR24 Legacy WIFFLEBALL Tournament. This incredible event brings teams together from all over to compete on four legendary replica fields for a day packed with competition, camaraderie, and community spirit.

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Team Pain in the Neck Updates 2026

The Little Fenway complex in Vermont hosts the TR24 Legacy WIFFLEBALL Tournament, honoring the Travis Roy Foundation’s legacy by supporting spinal cord injury survivors. The narrator, who cannot participate this year due to impending twins, is actively involved in organizing the event, which fosters community spirit and raises crucial funds for those in need.

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None of this would be possible without the support of my incredible friends and family.

Tournament History

“From 2001 until 2021, the Travis Roy Foundation WIFFLE Ball Tournament was held at the Little Fenway Complex in Essex Junction, Vermont. Over a period of 20 years, the tourney raised more than $7.5 million to support paralyzed survivors of spinal cord injuries. At the request of the late Travis Roy, his namesake foundation closed in 2022, but the needs have not diminished for those with spinal cord injuries. Travis was an active volunteer and admirer of the work of SCIboston, and proceeds from this revitalized WIFFLEBALL Tournament will now benefit the impactful Travis Roy Legacy Grant Program at SCIboston, which was modeled after the Quality of Life Grant Program at the Travis Roy Foundation which benefited more than 2,400 spinal cord injury survivors. The “Best Weekend of the Year” continues to help those with paralysis, and we are grateful for your support.” – SCIboston

Why We Play

This event is more than just a game. It’s a tribute to those who have made an impact in our lives, a chance to celebrate the love of baseball, and an opportunity to give back to a great cause. All donations go directly to SCIboston’s Legacy Grant Program to help others affected by spinal cord injury, like me. . But we need your support to make it happen!

How You Can Help

We’re gearing up for this year’s tournament by raising funds and donations toward the event’s charitable initiatives. Here’s how you can be part of Team Pain in the Neck’s journey:

✅ Donate – Every contribution, big or small, helps us reach our fundraising goal.

✅ Sponsor Us – Businesses and individuals can sponsor our team in exchange for promotion and recognition.

✅ Share Our Story – Help spread the word by sharing our fundraiser with friends, family, and fellow sports fans!

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Tournament Details

📅 Date: June 26, 2027
📍 Location: Little Fenway Complex 17 Sawmill Rd. Essex Junction/Jericho, Vermont
⚾ Fields: Little Fenway, Little Field of Dreams, Little Wrigley, Little Yankee

We’re beyond excited to step up to the plate again and represent Pain in the Neck with pride. Your support fuels our competitive spirit and helps us make a meaningful impact. Let’s knock this out of the park together!

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Stay tuned for updates, behind-the-scenes action, T-shirt fundraisers, and tournament highlights. Follow us and cheer us on as we take on the TR24 Legacy WIFFLEBALL Tournament! Donate today and be part of our team’s success!

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The Wiffleblog

Team Pain in the Neck Updates 2026

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Help Us Hit It Out of the Park

Team Pain in the Neck is participating in the “TR24” Legacy Wiffleball Tournament, hosted by SCIboston. The team is fundraising through custom merchandise to raise awareness and support for SCIboston’s resources and advocacy. They encourage donations, merchandise purchases, and social media sharing to achieve their goal for this community-driven event.

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Pain in the Neck

Team Pain in the Neck Returns to TR24 Legacy WIFFLEBALL Tournament – Join Our Fundraising Effort! The countdown is on! Team Pain in the Neck is making a return to the TR24 Legacy WIFFLEBALL Tournament on June 14 in Jericho, Vermont. This incredible event brings teams together from all over to compete on four legendary replica fields – Fenway Park, Field of…

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A cartoon character in a wheelchair holding a yellow object, promoting new fundraising merchandise with the text 'This new fundraising merch is LETHAL!'

A cartoon man wearing a blue hoodie with the text 'PAIN IN THE NECK' sits comfortably on a chair with large wheels, holding a drink in one hand and a yellow stick in the other. He is smiling and a speech bubble above him says, 'Hoodie? COZY.'

A cartoon character sitting in a wheelchair, wearing a 'Pain in the Neck' t-shirt and holding a yellow stick, with a coffee cup beside them. The character is speaking the phrase 'T-shirt? DOPE.'

A cartoonish illustration of a man sitting in a wheelchair, wearing a t-shirt that says 'Pain in the Neck' and holding a drink, with a humorous speech bubble saying 'Woman T's? TIGHT.'

A comic strip featuring a man in a wheelchair showcasing different fundraising merchandise. Each panel highlights his reaction to a product: enjoying a lethal fundraising item, approving a t-shirt, appreciating a hoodie, and commenting on a woman's t-shirt fit.

Bean Ball

A cartoon illustration of a baseball scene featuring a male quadriplegic player named Josh, sitting in a wheelchair at home plate, wearing a 'Pain in the Neck' shirt. Two other players, one in a catcher's gear and another in a red shirt, are positioned behind him. The scene conveys an atmosphere of encouragement and excitement.

An illustration of a person in a power wheelchair swinging a yellow baseball bat at a ball, which is rolling back to the pitcher. The background features a baseball field with a base visible.

A person in a red shirt and cap is running on a grassy field, yelling 'KILL HIM!', while another person is struggling with a remote control chair, saying 'The ball is stuck! It's driving my chair!' with a speed reading of 7 mph shown.

A comic strip showing two baseball players running away from a player in a motorized wheelchair who exclaims about losing control, followed by an explosion in the background.

A group of people is gathered as a man explains the rules of a game, referring to the 'Indian rubber' or 'bean ball' rules.

Safe

An illustration of a man in a track chair holding a long yellow stick, wearing a t-shirt that says 'PAIN IN THE NECK', and smiling while saying he is ready for a tournament.

A cartoon illustration of a male umpire standing near a baseball field fence, holding a mask, with a blue sky and birds in the background. He is depicted speaking with a speech bubble saying, 'Sure, whatever. They don't pay me enough.'

A cartoon scene depicting a man in a wheelchair wearing a 'Pain in the Neck' t-shirt, humorously warning to clear the tracks as a train approaches, while another individual in a red shirt appears to hurt his leg while reaching for a ball.

A comic strip featuring three panels. The first panel shows a man in a track chair, holding a sword, excited about a tournament. The second panel depicts another man, skeptical and wearing a cap, responding to the first man. The third panel illustrates the first man shouting 'Clear the tracks! The train is coming through!' while a third person, in red, reacts in pain after a dramatic sound effect.

Out

A cartoon illustration of a man in a red shirt and cap swinging a yellow baseball bat at a baseball, with a fence and a caption about hitting the ball to the outfield.

A man sitting in a motorized wheelchair excitedly exclaims, 'Time to shine! I GOT IT!!!' as a golf ball is launched from his direction, with dirt flying behind the wheelchair on a grassy field.

An illustration of two feet with shoes positioned near a white ball on the ground, accompanied by the text 'No way! Does this count as a catch?' in a speech bubble overhead.

An umpire in a black uniform stands in front of a baseball field, with a mesh fence and green grass. The umpire is wearing a mask, has a fist raised, and is saying 'He's OUT!' in a speech bubble, while thinking 'Damn, that was cool as hell.'

A baseball player hits a ball into the outfield. Text above reads, 'THAT BALL IS SMOKED TO THE OUTFIELD!'

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