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After discussions with league officials, the Wisconsin State League has announced its decision to postpone the Hall of Fame Banquet, originally scheduled for January 30, 2021.

“My goal was to throw a shutout every single game,” said Olson. “I was kind of upset if I didn’t.”

Ricky Angell, Steve Kostichka, Jared Koutnik, Jon Olson and Jeff Schmitz will join the Wisconsin State League Hall of Fame as the Class of 2020.

On Tuesday, the Wisconsin State League announced its major award winners for the 2020 season. Today, the league is announcing the first and second all-league teams, as voted on by the Wisconsin State League's General Managers and league personnel.

The Wisconsin State Baseball League has revealed the recipients of the WSL Most Valuable Player, WSL Most Valuable Pitcher, WSL Rookie Player of the Year, WSL Rookie Pitcher of the Year and WSL Manager of the Year awards for the 2020 season. Winners were determined by a vote of League general managers and personnel.

The former Lombard Orioles infielder who played at North Central had a .389 batting average during his collegiate career.

The A’s beat the Greater Green Bay Blue Ribbons by a 12-2 score at Wildwood Park Friday night to finish 16-7 in the WSL, good for second place.

The Burlington Barons defeated the West Allis Nationals 7-3 to wrap up the team's WSL season.

The second and third place teams in the WSL split a Saturday doubleheader, while the Nationals swept Greater Green Bay.

With two outs lingering in the second inning, the Sheboygan A’s were able to score six runs, which helped lead them to a 10-7 victory over West Allis.