Wisconsin Rapids Rafters

Wisconsin Rapids Rafters

Leagues Played
Northwoods League 333
Links
RaftersBaseball.com Wikipedia

Results

Northwoods League 08/12 23:35 - Wisconsin Rapids Rafters v Green Bay Booyah W 4-2
Northwoods League 08/11 23:35 - Wisconsin Rapids Rafters v Green Bay Booyah L 2-13
Northwoods League 08/10 23:05 - Madison Mallards v Wisconsin Rapids Rafters L 11-3
Northwoods League 08/09 23:05 - Madison Mallards v Wisconsin Rapids Rafters W 5-10
Northwoods League 08/08 23:35 - Lakeshore Chinooks v Wisconsin Rapids Rafters L 5-4
Northwoods League 08/07 23:35 - Lakeshore Chinooks v Wisconsin Rapids Rafters W 1-7
Northwoods League 08/06 18:05 - Wisconsin Woodchucks v Wisconsin Rapids Rafters W 6-7
Northwoods League 08/05 23:35 - Wisconsin Rapids Rafters v Wisconsin Woodchucks L 3-5
Northwoods League 08/05 21:05 - Wisconsin Rapids Rafters v Wisconsin Woodchucks L 2-3
Northwoods League 08/04 23:35 - Fond Du Lac Dock Spiders v Wisconsin Rapids Rafters W 0-2
Northwoods League 08/03 23:05 - Wisconsin Rapids Rafters v Fond Du Lac Dock Spiders W 7-6
Northwoods League 08/02 23:35 - Wisconsin Woodchucks v Wisconsin Rapids Rafters W 4-7

The Wisconsin Rapids Rafters are a baseball team based in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin that plays in the Northwoods League, a collegiate summer baseball league. The Rafters play home games at historic Witter Field.

History

The Rafters name was announced in a logo unveiling ceremony on January 27, 2010.

The team posted a 20–50 record in its first season in the Northwoods League. It drew 46,515 fans, ranking 7th of 16 teams in the Northwoods League. Rafters General Manager, Liz Kern, was named 2010 Northwoods League Executive of the Year for her efforts in starting the franchise. In its second season (2011) the team posted a 24–46 record. The team drew 48,006 fans during its second season, again ranking 7th of 16 teams in the league. The Rafters hosted the 2011 Marshfield Clinic Northwoods League All-Star Game. Thirty three players that appeared in the All-Star Game went on to play professional baseball.