The Prairie League grew out of the remnants of the North Central League, which in
1994 was one of the first independent leagues in North America. The North Central
League and the Prairie League concentrated on the forgotten territories of
the old Single-A Northern League and also included quite a few ballparks from Saskatchewan
which was quite exciting. The Prairie League was a bold effort to bring
pro ball to some great communities but ultimately failed. Some of the ballparks
of the Prairie League would wind up in the Northwoods League while others
would never see organized baseball ever again. |
Fossum Field Aberdeen Pheasants 1997-1995 |
Marcusen Park Southern Minny Stars 1997-1996 |
Mills Field Brainerd Bobcats 1996 |
BRANDON Manitoba Westbran Stadium Brandon Grey Owls West Man Wranglers 1994 |
Municipal Park III Dakota Rattlers 1996-1995 |
Kraft Field Grand Forks Varmints 1997-1996 |
Johannas Stadium II Green Bay Sultans 1996 |
Corbett Field Minot Mallards 1997-1995 |
MOOSE JAW Sask Ross Wells Park Moose Jaw Diamond Dogs 1997-1995 |
Parade Stadium Minneapolis Loons 1995 |
REGINA Sask Currie Field Regina Cyclones 1997-1995 |
SASKATOON Sask Cairnes Field Saskatoon Riot / Sask Smoking Guns 2000-1998 |
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