Hopkinsville hosts indoor Wiffle Ball tournament with open divisions

Hopkinsville gave local wiffle ball players a rare indoor tournament option at Planters Bank Jennie Stuart Health Sportsplex, with men’s, women’s and co-ed divisions built into the entry structure. The listing set the tournament for Saturday, July 18 at 9:00 a.m. CDT, priced at $125.00, and identified the event as having passed.

The format made the draw clear from the start: “Form your squad” was the invitation, and the open divisions meant teams did not have to fit a single adult league mold to enter. That matters in a sport like wiffle ball, where participation often grows fastest when mixed-gender teams and multiple brackets are part of the same event rather than separate offerings. By opening the field to men’s, women’s and co-ed entries, the Sportsplex tournament created a pathway for groups built around friends, family and local rec teams to compete under one roof.

The venue itself added to the appeal. Planters Bank Jennie Stuart Health Sportsplex in Hopkinsville, located on 155 Tilley Way, gave the tournament a controlled indoor setting during midsummer, when weather can complicate outdoor play. For a one-day competition, that kind of setup keeps the focus on the game instead of the forecast, while also giving organizers a defined place to stage a bracketed event.

Visit Hopkinsville’s listing placed the tournament alongside other organized programming at the same complex, including Summer Shootout, which was scheduled there from June 2, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. CDT through June 4, 2025 at 9:00 p.m. CDT. The site also maintains a dedicated organizer page for Planters Bank-Jennie Stuart Health Sportsplex Hopkinsville, underscoring the venue’s role as a regular stop on the city’s event calendar rather than a one-off rental space.

No bracket results or winners were posted with the tournament listing, but the structure was unmistakably competitive. The $125 entry fee, fixed start time, indoor venue and three division options turned a simple calendar entry into an organized stop for teams looking for sanctioned wiffle ball action in Hopkinsville.