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The following is a rundown of the WSL playoff format in 2015 and the reasoning behind it.

A hit parade traveled through Wildwood Baseball Park Monday night as the Sheboygan A’s toppled the Menasha Macs by a score of 5-0 in a battle of the top two teams in the Northeastern Wisconsin League.

The Oshkosh Giants rallied to tie the score in the ninth inning and then won it in the 10th, securing a 10-9 win over the West Allis Nationals in a Wisconsin State League baseball game at E.J. Schneider Field on Thursday night.

The Oshkosh Giants suffered a 14-9 loss to West Bend in a Wisconsin State League baseball game at E.J. Schneider Field.

Mark Wallace turned his first Sheboygan A’s start into a 4-3 complete game victory, beating West Bend in a Wisconsin State League Northern Division matchup Tuesday evening.

The Lombard Orioles and Sheboygan A's both dropped non-WSL contests on Monday night.

The Oshkosh Giants traveled to Addison for a four game series this weekend, losing three of four against the Braves, while the West Allis Nationals split a Saturday doubleheader in their first ever meeting with the Lombard Orioles.

Cody Griebling through seven innings of one-hit ball and Shey Smith drove in two runs as the West Allis Nationals downed the Kenosha Kings 7-0 at Kuenn Field in West Allis. The victory pushed the Nationals' Wisconsin State League North Division leading record to 7-1.

Banging out 13 hits, including five for extra bases, the Sheboygan A’s beat up on the Kenosha Kings 12-2 Tuesday night at Wildwood Park to win their sixth straight game.

After falling behind by scores of 5-0 and 8-2, the Oshkosh Giants rallied in the closing innings but came up short of completing the comeback in an 8-6 loss to the Sheboygan A’s at E.J. Schneider Field on Tuesday night.