La Crosse Loggers Tickets
La Crosse Loggers Baseball Tickets
Enjoy Northwoods League baseball with La Crosse Loggers tickets. The Loggers represent La Crosse, Wisconsin in amateur, collegiate league baseball, competing in the Northwoods League. Home games are played at The Lumberyard at Copeland Park, which can accommodate approximately 2,000.
The team was founded in 2003 and is owned by former Wisconsin State Senator Dan Kapanke. As part of the Northwoods League, the team plays a 72-game season that begins in late May and lasts to Mid-August. The summer collegiate leagues give an opportunity for collegiate players to play and develop their skills through the summer months as well as to be seen by talent scouts.
Cheer for your favorite player when they come up to bat with La Crosse Loggers tickets. The team’s colors are green, black and white. The Loggers originally competed in the South Division and won their first South Division Championship in 2009 and their second in 2012. The team also won their first Northwoods League Championship in 2012. As more teams have been added to the Northwoods League, the moved first to the North Division in 2016 and then to the East Division in 2019.
There have been over 20 players that have played for La Crosse that have gone on to appear in the major league. An example is left handed pitcher Scott Alexander, who was a Logger in 2008 before being drafted to the Kansas City Royals, playing for the Royals and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
How much are La Crosse Loggers tickets?
La Crosse Loggers tickets will vary based on the opponent and how late it is in the season. A rivalry game or playoff game will be the most expensive. For cheap La Crosse Loggers tickets, look at the upper sections in the stadium.
When do La Crosse Loggers tickets go on sale?
Tickets typically go on sale a few months before the season begins. If you are looking for playoff tickets, those will go on sale right before the postseason begins.
When is the best time to buy La Crosse Loggers tickets?
- Last-minute tickets: We have last-minute ticket options in most sections available up until first pitch. Tickets bought closer to game time may be cheaper too.
- Tickets to sold-out games: Even if a game is sold out at the primary box office, we often have seats available.
