FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 6, 2024
Samantha Rubin
samantha@mallardsbaseball.com
608-665-1220

Madison Night Mares Announce 2025 Schedule
Night Mares gear up for second season following second place finish in 2024

The Madison Night Mares are excited to release their 2025 schedule. The Night Mares’ first home game takes place Thursday, June 12th at 6:05 p.m. against the Wausau Softball Club. 

Following a second place finish in their inaugural 2024 season with a 25-17 overall record, the Night Mares will be helmed by first-year Head Coach, Lexi Godwin. Godwin is currently a Graduate Assistant at the University of Oklahoma, who is currently the four-time defending NCAA softball national champions.

“We’re thrilled to get the 2025 season going after such an incredible inaugural year,” General Manager, Samantha Rubin said. “We look forward to having Coach Godwin lead our team and for our fans to make so many more memories at the ballpark this summer.”

The Night Mares will play their final regular season home game  on Monday, July 28th at 6:05 p.m. before rounding out the season with road trips to La Crosse and Minot. If they qualify, the Night Mares could play in the Northwoods League playoffs in a best-of-three series spanning from Monday, August 4th through Thursday, August 7th.

Stay tuned to the Night Mares’ social media accounts for updates on themes, promotions, ticket packages, and more.

Group outings and sponsorship opportunities for the Night Mares for the 2025 season are available now at madisonnightmares.com. For other questions about the Madison Night Mares, email info@madisonnightmares.com or call 608-246-4277.

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Leveraging the 30-year success of the Northwoods League, the first for-profit Summer Collegiate Baseball League, Northwoods League Softball (NWLS) will be the first for-profit Women’s Summer Collegiate Softball League beginning play in the Upper Midwest in the summer of 2024.  The purpose of the League will be to develop players for their college, Olympic and future professional play.  Teams will be promoted similar to minor league baseball teams, playing games in front of fans in a fun, friendly, family-oriented environment.