Pitches Be Crazy wins Monday kickball championship at Mid State Sports Leagues

Pitches Be Crazy finished the night with the Monday kickball championship, and Mid State Sports Leagues made the win public in an Aug. 5 post. The result closed out a weeknight title race and gave the team a season-ending trophy in Nashville’s recreational kickball circuit.

The win mattered because Monday kickball at Mid State is part of a structured league calendar, not a one-off pickup result. The league runs co-ed kickball at Frederick Douglass Park in East Nashville and says the format is built for businesses, churches, organizations and individual players looking for a recreational outlet. In that setting, a championship is more than a scoreline: it is the payoff for showing up week after week and surviving whatever playoff or title night the schedule produced.

Mid State’s rules make the competition feel organized even in a social-sports setting. Teams field ten players with a minimum of three females, and games can start with as few as eight players under certain conditions. That structure rewards teams that can keep rosters available through the grind of a season, especially in a league that says it offers adult play year-round in softball, kickball, volleyball, soccer, flag football and pickleball.

Pitches Be Crazy’s name fits the league’s style, where team identity is part of the draw and the branding can be as memorable as the final score. The championship post did not include a box score or the title-game margin, but it still delivered the league’s key outcome: the Monday division had a champion, and Pitches Be Crazy owned it. Mid State also uses its current-leagues pages to post schedules, statistics and league locations, showing that the title sits inside a larger results system rather than standing alone as a social-media shoutout.

That broader setup helps explain why a weeknight rec-league championship carries weight. For players in Nashville, especially at a venue like Frederick Douglass Park in East Nashville, the trophy marks the end of a season and the start of next year’s roster talk. Mid State’s seasonal listings, including Spring Monday Kickball from Mar. 16 to Jun. 1, 2026, plus other upcoming kickball windows, underscore how the league keeps the cycle moving. Pitches Be Crazy got the final word this time, and Monday kickball now has its latest title holder.