Win Number 50 and Home Field Advantage

Latest News

Two Woodchucks Honored as Northwoods League “Finest in the Field”

admin-wisconsin2024-11-15T12:54:13-05:00November 15th, 2024|

Introducing – Woodchucks Events Baseball Camps!

admin-wisconsin2024-11-20T15:23:34-05:00November 5th, 2024|

Corey Thompson Signs 2025 Contract for Wausau Woodchucks

admin-wisconsin2024-10-29T13:06:49-05:00October 29th, 2024|

Northwoods League Selects Wausau Woodchucks’ Traci Wisz as Most Valuable Team Member

admin-wisconsin2024-10-22T15:40:43-05:00October 22nd, 2024|

2025 Season Tickets On Sale

admin-wisconsin2024-10-10T14:45:52-05:00October 10th, 2024|

Published On: August 10th, 2024

The Chucks played their final regular season game today in Kenosha with the Chucks winning by a score of 5-3. The Chucks will play in Madison tomorrow, Sunday August 11 and at home in Game 2 of the Sub-Divisional Round on Monday, August 12. If a Game 3 is needed, that will also be in Wausau.

The Chucks fell behind after allowing a run in the second and fourth inning. Starter Edwin Alicea (Nova Southeastern) exited after pitching 3.1 innings. He would be replaced by Logan Butler (Keiser U). Butler recorded the final two outs of the 4^th.

The Chucks scored one in the 5^th after Jake Berkland (Mankato) batted home Hayden Christiansen who led off the inning with a single. The Chucks would trail 1-2.

Butler kept the Kingfish scoreless through the 5^th and 6^th innings. The Chucks tied it with one swing by Val Cerna Jr. who crushed a solo shot to right field in the 7^th. The HR was his second of the season.

After hitting the first batter in the 7^th, Bulter was pulled for Carson Hawkes (Utah St. Eastern). He would walk a man home with the bases loaded and the Chucks trailed once again 2-3. Jonathon Amonica (Keiser U) would come in with the bases still loaded and find a strikeout.

The Chucks crossed another in the 8^th as Jake Berkland (Mankato) scored on a sacrifice fly RBI from Vance Sheahan. Amonica would come in for the 8^th. With trouble on the bases, Sheahan fired home to get a runner and keep the Kingfish off the board. It was 3-3 after eight.

The Chucks would take the lead back after Samuel Fischer (FIU) singled to score Christian Smith-Johnson (Texas A&M Corpus-Christi). Drew Berkland (U of M) followed it up with another single to score his brother Jake. Chucks led 5-3 with Amonica back for the bottom half.

The Chucks will begin their playoff run tomorrow in Madison. They will play the final two games of the first series with Madison in Wausau. First pitch on Monday, August 12 is set for 6:05pm. Tickets are available now, click here to get yours now! The best of three will determine who plays in the Great Lakes Championship game.