Prairie League Independent / Non Affiliated

During the mid 90's, two leagues came into existance across the upper midwest... the Prairie League and the revitilized Northern League. The Northern League led by Miles Wolfe, was a strong and well thought-out minor league system. The Prairie League... well... not very well thought out at all. However, from 1995-1997, the Prairie League served Dakota and Minnesota. For those 3 years, many little towns across the upper midwest had professional baseball back in their home towns... most for the first time since the original Northern League folded 2 1/2 decades earlier (and not again since).

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Bismarck North Dakota Municipal Ball Park III Dakota Rattlers 1995-1996

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Grand Forks N. Dakota Kraft Field Grand Forks Varmints 1995-1997

Minot Mallards Corbett Field Minot North Dakota 1995-1997

Aberdeen South Dakota Fossum Field Aberdeen Pheasants 1995-1997

Austin Minnesota Marcusen Park Southern Minny Stars 1996-1997

Brainerd Minnesota C.O. Mills Ballpark Brainerd Bobcats 1997

Brandon Manitoba Westbran Stadium Brandon Grey Owls West Man Wranglers 1995-1997

Green Bay Wisconsin Joannes Stadium II Green Bay Sultans 1996

Minneapolis Minn. Siebert Field Minneapolis Loons 1995

Moose Jaw Sask. Ross Wells Park Ms Jaw Diamond Dogs 1995-1997

Regina Saskatchewan Currie Field Regina Cyclones 1995-1997

Sasakatoon Sask. J.F. Cairns Field Saskatoon Riot Sask. Smoking Guns Saskatoon Stallions 1995-1997