Rochester, Minn (August 3rd, 2013)--The Mankato MoonDogs set a Northwoods League record with 27 runs scored in their game against the Thunder Bay Border Cats on Saturday. They accomplished the feat in front of their home crowd and collected 21 hits and 12 walks.
Madison, WI (August 3rd, 2013)--The La Crosse Loggers kept pace in the South Division race by shutting out the Madison Mallards. Josh Frye (Long Beach State) went the distance as he threw a complete game.
Mankato, Minn (August 3rd, 2013)--The Mankato MoonDogs scored 27 runs on Saturday in their route of the Thunder Bay Border Cats. They were led by John Michael Twichell (UT-Arlington).
Rochester, Minn (August 2nd, 2013)--The Northwoods League opened yet another weekend on Friday as teams continue the push for the playoffs.
Mequon, WI (August 2nd, 2013)--The Wisconsin Woodchucks shut out the Lakeshore Chinooks on Friday night in a combined effort from their pitching staff. They were led in the game by their starter, who turned in an excellent performance.
Duluth, Minn (August 2nd, 2013)--The Duluth Huskies walked off on the Alexandria Blue Anchors on Friday to help them keep pace with Waterloo and Mankato in the North division playoff chase.
Rochester, Minn (August 1st, 2013)--The schedule flipped to August on Thursday, which means there are less than two weeks left in the Northwoods League regular season. With the new month beginning, races remain hot as teams fight for the last two playoff spots.
Wausau, WI (August 1st, 2013)--The Duluth Huskies got a fantastic outing from Clay Chapman (Florida Southern) in their win over the Wisconsin Woodchucks on Thursday.
Eau Claire, WI (August 1st, 2013)--The Thunder Bay Border Cats had trouble pitching on Thursday as they gave up 20 runs. However, they got a huge night from one of their offensive players.
Rochester, MN - Former Duluth Huskie Cody Asche was called up by the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday, July 30. Asche is the 107th former Northwoods League player to reach the Major League level. Former St. Cloud River Bat Roger Kieschnick was also called up on Tuesday. Kieschnick, the 108th former Northwoods League player to reach the Major Leagues, was promoted by the San Francisco Giants.
