Welcome to the delightful dairyland of Wisconsin, where the cows give gallons of milk, the cheese shreds itself, and where Bob the Baseball-Sized Snowball rules the roost. Known to his pals as 'Bobby Sliders'. Bob wasn't just any old snowball; he was a walking, talking, joke-cracking snowball with a heart as warm as a hot chocolate on a chilly day. In Wisconsin, the kids are as bright and bubbly as freshly shaken cans of soda. And boy, do they love softball! From the crisp green parks of Milwaukee to the sunny shores of Lake Michigan, you’ll find them out on the field, swinging their bats like mini-Babe Ruths. Their laughter echoes across the valleys, bounces off the hills, and ripples across the Great Lakes. Even the cheese curds can't resist shaking a little on their shelves. Bobby, being a sports-loving snowball, always joins in the softball fun. Although, he does have a tough time holding onto the bat with his icy mitts! The kids, all with their quirky caps, vibrant jerseys, and spunky spirits, never leave Bobby out. They're as sweet as the state's maple syrup, always offering a helping hand. Or in Bobby's case, a helping snowflake. The Wisconsin kids are never short of energy, rain or shine. They chase the sun, they chase the ball, and sometimes they even chase Bobby when he rolls down the hill, laughing all the way. It's a life full of fun, games, and an endless love for softball. So, if you're ever in Wisconsin, keep an eye out for a baseball-sized snowball playing softball. That'd be our Wisconsin star, Bobby Sliders!
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The Happy Hive is an inclusive play space designed to spark joy and connection for every child. With a special focus on comfort and accessibility for neurodivergent kids, our environment welcomes children of all abilities to explore, move, and create at their own pace. From climbing walls, swings, and zip lines to dedicated zones for pretend play and art, The Happy Hive offers both high-energy fun and creative outlets. While we cater to children ages 1-13 for neurotypical kids, we have no age limit when it comes to kids with special needs—because play should have no boundaries. At The Happy Hive, we believe every child deserves a space where they can feel safe, included, and free to be themselves.

The Polar Bear Fastpitch Club (PBFC) provides unparalleled opportunities for young female athletes to develop and grow. The organization, which is non-profit and volunteer-run, is open to girls within the Hortonville Area School District boundary lines, and is primarily focused on Hortonville High School students. With 14U and 16U tournament teams, PBFC encourages girls to hone their physical, mental, social, and leadership skills, while competing in a highly competitive environment. PBFC is committed to helping young women grow in their sport, with the utmost commitment to sportsmanship and respect. Through their organized training and recreation programs, the Polar Bear Fastpitch Club provides an exciting, safe, and fun atmosphere for student athletes to strive for excellence in softball.