Blues singer Tammy Fletcher opened up the event with the Star Spangled Banner

Travis Roy takes a moment away from the 2004 VT Wiffle Ball Tournament

Scott Trahan of the champion Comets Express brought in more than $1,400 in pledges during the 2004 event

The Comets Express from Tyngsboro, MA not only won the 2004 tournament, they led the way with more than $7,500 in pledges brought in

Team captain Benton Burgess led his team to victory, on and off the field

The Allen Agency pledged $250 for any team that could hit three homeruns in one inning -- the mighty Comets Express met the challenge

The Zambonis, "N. America's Favorite All-Hockey Band", made the trip from CT to perform at centerfield of Little Fenway

Mascot "Champ" made an appearance at the 2004 event

Event organizer Marge Oppold & Travis Roy take a few moments for a photo between games

Marge Oppold, Travis Roy & Pat O'Connor present signed copies of Travis' book Eleven Seconds to some special guests

The Baseball Hockey Hall of Fame's Tim Wiles performed "Casey At Bat"

Local media celebrities & the band the Zambonis participated in the Celebrity Game in 2004

The Blue Bulls made a return appearance

Two-time defending champions HOTDAM check out the competition from the right field

The Zambonis, N. Americas favorite all hockey band, braved the rain to entertain the crowd

The Comets Express unseated two-time champions HOTDAM to take the 3rd Travis Roy Cup in 2004

After much fun and providing comic relief in 2003, the Pesky NESCIs picked up a new sponsor and name, playing in 2004 as the Shepherd (Hospital) Flock