The new Practice Facility of the Wonders, Grand Slam is a local area venue that they have been using to get ready for the upcoming season. The facility is a great escape from the harsh off-season weather, and has given the Wonders an advantage against other teams who have not been able to get out and start their pre-season training.

 

Dan's Backyard - "The Yard"
Almost perfect for wiffleball, but could be argued that it's maybe a little too narrow, The Wonders' home field has played host to many a heated contest. With an 8 foot tall, 95-100 foot fence to center, a playable tree in short left field, and barely any right field, Dan's backyard caters to the defense and shows mercy on pitchers, but line drive and groundball hitters can have field days when the grass is cut short, which it usually is, since Dan keeps The Yard impeccably manicured. Don't get us wrong, it's not as narrow as one would be led to believe. Balls do get over the fence, and there has never been a shortage of tape measure blasts at The Yard.

Brett's Driveway - "The Grill"
4 YEARS of Wiffleball played in Brett's Driveway. 0 Home Runs. Yes. No homers. It's too damn deep. And the ball moves like it's in a videogame, or on crack. Either way, your risers will rise, your sliders will slide, your curveballs will curve, and your knuckleballs will..knuck? The heat from the ground adds another whole dimension to the game. Most of the time, it's whomever can harness the power of "The Grill" can win the game.

Kane Park
Home to Kevin Kane of The Wonders' "cross-town rivals", Kane Park Crusaders. Kevin keeps their field in unbelieveable condition, with a regulation strikezone, backstop, lined field, foul poles, and is even appointed for night game play, with it's lights. The field' is of similar size, if not slightly smaller to center than The Yard, but without any pesky trees to get in the way of a laser down the line.

Kris Nagy of Kane Park is the Regional Director of the Fast Plastic New Jersey Region, which after the first go around, has been an amazing success.Since Nagy has taken over responsibility for the region, all tournament games are played at Veterans Park, right in South Plainfield. The park is capable of fitting 8 fully functional, regulation fields on the grounds.