CINDERELLA GIRLS, l-r, Mindy, Kyle, McKenzie, Linda and Ragan brightened the WWAST festivities, escorting the WW players onto the field for pre-games ceremonies.

WWAST GAMES! SSS member Gary Walton, USA Air Force, retired, sang the National Anthem and God Bless America on May 26 at Mercy Field. He also played in the SSS Veterans and local celebrities game vs. the Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball team. The Warriors won 15-2.

WWAST GAMES! Bob Collins and Larry Gagin at the Wounded Warrior fund-raiser games at Mercy Field, May 26. Collins and Gagin are SSS league members.

WWAST GAMES! Jerry Edmondson, left, Sidelines Sports Eateries owner sponsored the Veterans/Celebrities team vs. the Warriors on May 26 at Mercy Field. Dave Ashman, USAF, and Sid Sidall, promotions Director for WPFX 107.7. The Warriors won.

WSPD news radio personality Fred LeFebvre hosted the WWAST event Saturday, May 26 at Mercy Field. WSPD radio is a generous supporter of the WW fund-raiser and Fred is a vital part of it's success here in Toledo. The event raised $20,000 for the WW charities.

PLAY BALL! Retired Toledo Police Homicide Detective Mike Riddle threw out the first pitch at the WWAST games at Mercy Field,May 26. The WW's defeated the Toledo Police All-Stars in a close game.

THE SPRINGFIELD Blue Devils Marching Band opened the WWAST festivites at Mercy Field, May 26 with a 60-piece orchestra in rare form - thrilling the crowd with rousing patriotic numbers. Left, Jake Fackler, Alex Chang and band leader Travis Pennell.

AWESOME! Staff Sgt., (retired) Cody Rice brought the crowd to their feet with a tremendous blast over the 362-ft. fence in left center at Mercy Field, May 26. The WWAST squad was 3-0: defeating the Toledo Police, the SSS Veterans/Celebrities team and the Sylvania tournament team. The ball landed an estimated 385-ft.

CORPORAL (retired) Saul Bosquez is from Adrian, Michigan. He was deployed to Baghdad in 2007. His vehicle was hit by an IED. The injuries he sustained resulted in his left leg, below the knee being amputated. He currently resides in Brownsville, WI and recently completed his Master's Degree in Business and Sports Management.

BATTER UP! A retired U.S. Army paratrooper steps up to the plate during the May 26 softball game at Mercy Field. The WWAST played three games-winning all three.

"THIS BUD'S FOR YOU!" Alex Teague served up cold ones for the fans at the May 26 WWAST games at Mercy Field. Alex donated her "tips" to the fund-raiser.