History
The following is a brief history of the league.
2009 Season
Returning to the one game final format, Black Betty does it again, coming back from a 5 run deficit in the 8th to beat the Turkeys Nest in the bottom of the 9th inning, taking their 4th straight title. Can they win one for the thumb in ‘10? Or will there be a team to step up to take away the trophy and bring the league out of the Blackness?
2008 Season
2007 Season

Black Betty 2007
2007 marked the first year the championship was decided in a best-of-three series. After a first game loss, Black Betty battled back to beat Reel 2 Reel decisively in the next two games, defending their title.
2006 Season
Black Betty beats Mendoza Line for their first WSL title. This would later be known as the beginning of the Black Dynasty.
2005 Season
Enid’s beats mendoza 9-1. This game is known as the end of the “dead ball era” and the next year there would be called balls and strikes.
2004 Season
Mendoza Line.
2003 Season
AT successfully defended their title against an upstart Turkey’s Nest squad. In beating the Turkeys in the championship, AT became the first ever WSL repeat champion.
2002 Season
AT All-Stars, in their inaugural season, topped Pete’s in a dramatic, rain-soaked championship game that went into extra innings and had to be post-poned and carried over for a week as lightning threatened the fans huddled under the big tree by field 1.
2001 Season
In the first official season with a schedule, a commissioner, and a playoffs, Pete’s beat Enid’s in the championship game in front of a large crowd on the baseball field.
2000 Season
There were six teams when the 2000 season began (Enid’s, Pete’s, Black Betty, Sweetwater, Diner, Ale House). After the Turkey’s Nest split off from Enid’s mid-season, there were seven teams. There were no official playoffs that year, but there was an end of season round robin tournament among the top four teams (Enid’s, Pete’s Turkeys and Black Betty). Enid’s went 3-0 in the round robin tournament and thus became the de facto 2000 season champion.
