The Wisconsin State League Tournament brings together the league's Wisconsin-based teams for a weekend of baseball to wrap up the season. While the league's Illinois clubs compete in the NABF World Series, Wisconsin teams will battle for the title of WSL Tournament Champion.
The tournament is separate from the Wisconsin State League championship, which is determined by the league regular season standings.
Tournament Format
The tournament schedule has been revised from its original format due to rain.
It will now be two semi-final games followed by a third place game and first place game. Home team will be determined by the higher placed team in the regular season.
Tiebreakers
If two or more teams finish the qualifying round with identical records, the following tiebreakers will be used:
- Head-to-head results
- Lowest average runs allowed per defensive inning played
- Highest average runs scored per offensive inning played
Fan Information
Admission & Concessions
Admission tickets are available at the gate.
All admission and concession proceeds benefit the Snitz Club of Oshkosh, a local 501(c)(3) organization and tournament host.
Fans are encouraged to support the tournament by visiting the concession stand throughout the weekend.
Ballpark Policies
- No outside food or beverages (no carry-ins)
- No tailgating in the parking lot
Awards
Following Sunday's championship game, the Wisconsin State League will present:
- Tournament Champion Trophy
- Runner-Up Trophy
- Tournament Most Valuable Player Award
2026 Tournament Schedule (REVISED)
The tournament schedule has been revised from its original format due to rain.
Saturday, August 1, 2026:
- Game One: West Allis Nationals vs. Sheboygan A's (4 PM)
Sheboygan 4, West Allis 3 - Tame Two: Kenosha Kings vs. Green Bay Blue Ribbons (7:30 PM)
Green Bay 7, Kenosha 3
Sunday, August 2, 2026:
- 3rd Place Game: West Allis Nationals vs. Kenosha Kings (11 AM)
- 1st Place Game: Green Bay Blue Ribbons vs. Sheboygan A's (2:30 PM)
Tournament format and schedule are subject to change due to weather or field conditions.