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Published On: July 5th, 2021

WOODCHUCKS-CHINOOKS POSTPONED TO JULY 12

July 5th, 2021

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Jake Herman, Radio Broadcasting & Media Relations Intern

Contact: Austin Pert, Public Relations Intern (radio@woodchucks.com)

Contact: Reanne Kietlinski, Video and Webcasting Intern

Rain, Lightning Postpone First Half Finale

Heavy rain and lightning postponed Monday night’s game between the Wisconsin Woodchucks and the Lakeshore Chinooks. It will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Monday July 12, with the start time to be determined.

Fans who purchased tickets to Monday’s rainout will be able to use their ticket stub as a general admission pass to any remaining home game on the Woodchucks’ schedule.

The Chucks have now concluded the first half with a 21-14 record, their best record in any half-season since 2014.

Next Up

The Woodchucks embark on a lengthy road trip to three Great Lakes East Division ballparks over the next six days. Following a  two-game series against the Battle Creek Bombers, Kokomo Jackrabbits and Rockford Rivets, the Chucks return to Athletic Park to once again face the Chinooks on July 12, which will now be a doubleheader

The Monday night matchup is also the 8th Annual Eat-A-Palooza and Cost Cutters & Barbers Family Hairstyling Customer Appreciation Night. The fan favorite Eat-A-Palooza is back for it’s 8th year as Cost Cutters & The Barbers Family Hairstyling say ‘Thank You!’ to their customers.

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