Category: Door County League Baseball
The Door County League is an amateur baseball league made up of eight teams with contests held each Sunday at 1 :30 p.m., always beginning on Mother’s Day. Most estimate the level of competition is somewhere near or just a notch below Division III college baseball, with players ranging in age from about 14 to some in their 50s.
Schedule
May 19, 2019
Institute @ Maplewood
Egg Harbor @ Sister Bay
Kolberg @ Washington Island
Baileys Harbor @ West Jacksonport
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Mark Woerfel: Pitching the DCL’s Most Complete Game
Mark Woerfel is the league’s most-decorated player, with 11 pitcher of the year awards and 11 championships, with few signs of slowing down at age 57.
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Door County League Baseball’s Unwavering Hold
Many locals and visitors to Door County know the names of those who established the towns and gave birth to what Door County is today. Those names – Increase Claflin, Alexander Noble, Justice Bailey, John Eliasen and Andreas Iverson, and others – will never be erased.
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Drawing Lines: Door County’s Geographic Rivalries
Baileys Harbor vs. Sister Bay. Southern Door vs. Sturgeon Bay. North vs. South. The rivalries that influence Door County relationships.
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It’s only June, but a hot start has people celebrating Bay Days again in Sister Bay. This Sunday the 5-1 Sister Bay Bays will host the undefeated Egg Harbor Indians in a battle for the top of the Door County League baseball standings.
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“Grudge” – the Enduring Rivalry between Sister Bay and Baileys Harbor
The annals of sport are filled with storied rivalries. They’re called clashes, battles, and feuds. In Door County League baseball, one of the best is referred to simply as the “Grudge.” It’s Sister Bay versus Baileys Harbor – Bays versus A’s, North versus South. And in its heyday, it featured as much intensity as an […]
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Door County League Baseball – A Local Tradition
The Door County League is an amateur baseball league made up of eight teams with contests held each Sunday at 1 :30 p.m., always beginning on Mother’s Day. Most estimate the level of competition is somewhere near or just a notch below Division III college baseball, with players ranging in age from about 14 to […]