West Allis NATIONALS Baseball

The Nats and Genoa City League opening game was suspended after 10 innings with the score tied 10-10 due to park ordinance.

The game will be picked up in the 11th inning and completed on Tuesday July 8 when Genoa City returns to Zirkel Field in West Allis.

Friday May 16

4:00pm  Meet at 2375 S. 78 St for jersey distribution/carpool arrangements

4:30pm  Depart for Koslo Park (near 441 and Appleton Rd juncture) in Menasha

6:30pm  Arrive Koslo Park for pregame

7:00pm  Game vs Menasha Macs

10:30pm Depart for Hotel - Super 8 Appleton (Hwy 41 and College Ave) 920 731 0880

Saturday May 17

10:00am  Depart for Charles D. Pedersen Ballpark in Marinette, Wi (corner of Carney and Ridge)

11:45am  Arrive at Charles D. Pedersen Ballpark for pregame

1:00pm    Game 1 vs Marinette Redbirds

3:30pm    Game 2 vs Marinette Redbirds

6:30pm    Depart for Hotel - Best Western Marinette (1821 Riverside Ave, Marinette  715 732 1000)

7:00pm     Team Barbeque at Riverside Park across from hotel

Sunday May 18

10:45am  Depart for Charles D. Pedersen Ballpark in Marinette, Wi (corner of Carney and Ridge)

11:00am  Arrive at Charles D. Pedersen Ballpark for pregame

12:00pm  Game 3 vs Marinette Redbirds

3:00pm   Return to Milwaukee

6:00pm    Arrive in Milwaukee

Baseball is back....even if Spring hasn't yet arrived.

The West Allis Nationals travelled to Genoa City Friday night for a pre-season tilt against the Red Dogs.

The locals, buoyed by the play of some young talent, prevailed 7-2.

The schoolboy battery of Sam Michalski and Alex Elliott led the team to any early lead and they never looked back.   Michalski started on the bump and threw 4 shutout innings before deferring to veteran Mitch Lochen.  Michalski was sharp, allowing only 4 hits, walking 1, and striking out 4.

Elliott led the offense, going 3-4 with 3 RBI and reached base 5 times on the night.

Next up is the 15th annual northern road trip.    The team will play Menasha on Friday the 16th and then head to Marinette for a three game set on Saturday and Sunday.

Arenson Strong in Title-Clinching Performance
Aug 16, 2013

Duluth, Minn (August 16th, 2013)--The Madison Mallards won their second Summer Collegiate World Series behind a strong offensive performance and a great effort on the mound from Andrew Arenson (Carthage College).

Arenson pitched five innings and allowed just one run. He gave up four hits and three walks, but he was able to strand the majority of runners to keep the Huskies down as the offense built a huge lead.

The Mallards won their second Northwoods League title and first since 2004.