06/09/2026
๐ฅ This Weekโs Volunteer Spotlight ๐ฅ
The 2026 season has been filled with memorable moments. Heat brought home hardware from multiple tournaments, expanded and improved our off-season training program, supported organizations like Turning Point and The Salvation Army, and, most importantly, watched our players grow as athletes, teammates, and young people.
As we begin looking toward the end of the season, we want to recognize a few volunteers who have made a tremendous impact on our organization:
โญ Neal Wagner
Neal is one of those people who always seems to be wherever he's needed. He's an Assistant Coach for both 9U and 16U - Orange, helps keep GameChanger running smoothly, and never hesitates to jump in and lend a hand at League events. His willingness to serve wherever needed has made a difference across the organization.
โญ Jackie Lawler
Jackie has been a driving force behind the scenes for 11U Blue. From helping manage and track team finances to supporting fundraising efforts, she's helped keep the team organized and moving forward. The work she does may not always be visible, but its impact is felt every day.
โญ Mike Clarke
Coach Clarke's leadership and steady hand have helped guide tremendous growth of the 12U team. This week he's also leading the Kishwaukee Conference Futures Tournament for 12U teams, continuing to create opportunities and positive experiences for young athletes throughout the area.
โญ Jon Van Nevel
Jon has become an invaluable part of the 13U Heat team. In addition to serving as an Assistant Coach, he coordinates team schedules, tournaments, and countless behind-the-scenes logistics that keep the season running smoothly. Beyond baseball, Jon regularly creates opportunities for players and families to connect away from the field, helping strengthen friendships and build the team culture that makes our League special. As a parent of two players in the program, his commitment to creating a positive experience for all of our families is evident in everything he does.
๐ These volunteers represent the spirit of Woodstock Baseball, but they certainly aren't alone. We are incredibly grateful for all of our coaches, team parents, board members, and volunteers who have invested their time, energy, and passion into making the 2026 season a success.
Because of you, our players have had opportunities to compete, learn, grow, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
๐ Thank you for everything you do for our players, our families, and our community.