Stadium Reviews

The Jackrabbits announced on social media that they will sit out the Northwoods League season this year.

The Dock Spiders are a hidden gem in the vast Wisconsin sports world.

Kokomo Municipal Stadium, the home of the Kokomo Jackrabbits, was built at a price tag of $9 million and features a capacity of 4,000.

The Kenosha Kingfish have regenerated life back into the old ballpark. This is definitely a place one should visit.

In 2015, Wade Stadium was rechristened with a new artificial surface, lights, scoreboard, and much-needed care to the brick walls.

Royal Oak Leprechauns join the Northwoods League after 3 seasons in the Great Lakes League.

The Madison Mallards have been entertaining crowds at Warner Park since 2001. It's advertised as a 9-inning vacation.

Copeland Park is on the Black River, which flows into the Mississippi River just north of vibrant downtown La Crosse WI.

The Rivets play their home games at the comfortable Rivets Stadium in Loves Park, IL which opened in 2006.

The St Cloud Rox baseball team is a member of the wood bat collegiate Northwoods League.

Mayo Field was built in 1951 on land donated to the city of Rochester by the Mayo Brothers, founders of the world-famous Mayo Clinic.

The MoonDogs play their home games at ISG Field, which has been home to several different teams since opening in 1961.

Baseball has been played at Carson Park in Eau Claire, Wisconsin in some form or another since 1937.

In 2010, the summer collegiate Northwoods League expanded into the small town of Willmar, Minnesota (pronounced Will-me, not Will-marr).

Originally built in 1936, Athletic Park in Wausau, Wisconsin has been housing competitive baseball for over 80 years.

Bismarck Municipal Ballpark, a stadium with over a hundred years of baseball tradition has housed various minor league teams over the years

Sponsored by a local casino, Turtle Creek Stadium’s design blends in nicely with the modern lakefront housing that is popular in the region.

Witter Field is a ballpark that has kept up with the times and while it’s 92 years old, it doesn’t feel old and run down.

John W. Bailey Park, located on the north side of Battle Creek, Michigan, has a rather unique history.

The Lakeshore Chinooks were a trendsetter in the Northwoods League, becoming the first franchise to play in a major metropolitan area.