The team plays its home games at Warner Park in "The Duck Pond." Pitchers Hunter Rosenbaum (Webster, WI) and Keaton Knueppel (Verona, WI), catcher Drake Baldwin (Madison, WI), and infielder Walker Jenkins (Sun Prairie, WI) will all be joining the squad Impress your friends with your impeccable planning! Weekends in the Great Dane Duck Blind General Admission make the best night out for any occasion, with Nonetheless, drawing in fans during the first few seasons was not easy. In addition to his responsibilities with the Mallards, Caloia was involved in the founding of the Kenosha Kingfish in 2013 and the acquisition of the Green Bay Bullfrogs in 2013. Since the Mallard team was founded, they have entertained over one million fans. The Madison Mallards had another record-breaking season at the gates in 2011, drawing 213,467 fans to the “Duck Pond” for family fun and entertainment. 134,000 bobbleheads, 4,578 runs: The Madison Mallards’ first 14 years by the numbers From The Capital Times by Todd D. Milewski The Madison Mallards are about to launch their 15th season of summer collegiate baseball and over the first 14 they've posted some impressive attendance numbers . The Mallards, who were going to celebrate their 20th season in 2020, have been the top-drawing team in summer collegiate baseball for at least the past 12 years. The gap in attendance this season between the Mallards and the second-best club by that measure — the Savannah Bananas of the Coastal Plain League — is equal to the gap between those same Bananas and the 10th-highest-drawing club, the Macon Bacon (also of the CPL). The La Crosse Loggers were second with an average of 2,979 fans, while no other team eclipsed 2,000 fans.
Photo: Madison Mallards 02/13/2020 3:11:54 PM The Mallards made it to the playoffs in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006. A Second Example Concerning Attendance Relative to Capacity More recently, the author has attended a number of games at Madison’s Warner Park, home of the Northwoods League’s Madison Mallards. This page is not kept up to date. 7,500 and averages over 6,000 fans a per game. This is an International league since Thunder Bay, Ontario has a team as a member. Steve Schmitt wanted to prove the former teams and the city residents wrong. The Mallards close the books with another 40-win regular season, finishing 42-30 and falling one game shy of another appearance in the Northwoods League Championship.
In 2007 the Madison Mallards, for the second year in a row, drew over 200,000 fans to the park. It all started with the Madison Muskies, a Single-A Midwest League Oakland A’s affiliate. All Rights Reserved.For issues with the live video broadcast please email:In case you missed it, the Madison Mallard’s are once again on top for Fan Attendance after the 2018 season!
They had a total of 209,856 in attendance for 2007. Impress your friends with your impeccable planning!
Check with the Malards directly.The Madison Mallards are a college-level summer baseball team based in Madison, Wisconsin. Little do some know, this scene was not a familiar one in Madison 19 years ago. Last year, the Mallards were named the team with best fan attendance in all of summer collegiate baseball by Ballpark Digest, after reeling in 218,712 total fans during the 2018 summer. Weekends in the Great Dane Duck Blind General Admission make the best night out for any occasion, with Pitchers Hunter Rosenbaum (Webster, WI) and Keaton Knueppel (Verona, WI), catcher Drake Baldwin (Madison, WI), and infielder Walker Jenkins (Sun Prairie, WI) will all be joining the squad … Coaches Clinic with Donnie Scott! The team was then purchased from the Northwoods League in March 2001 by business man, Steve Schmitt, who named the team the Madison Mallards and brought the green and gold to the North side of the capital.“The commissioner of the Northwoods League called and asked what I thought about bringing a baseball team back to Madison,” Schmitt said. People rapidly approach the ticket sale windows while others patiently wait in a line that stretches past the sidewalk outside of the ballpark. The Mallards made it to the playoffs in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006. They won the Northwoods League championship in 2004.
The Mallards team colors are green, red and yellow. In the 2008 season, the Mallards …
The Mallards General Manager is Vern Stenman. Mallards team manager is C. J. Thieleke. He has helped draw over 200,000 fans per year from 2006 through 2015.
However, Warner Park did not remain empty for long. A 250-person capacity “wasn’t something that was going to work for us,” Stenman said. Fans were treated to a great season of baseball, which saw the Mallards go 20-15 in the 35 home games.
“I could sit in the press box and count the number of fans in the stadium,” Schmitt said.
The Muskies were quickly replaced by a St. Louis Cardinals affiliate, the Madison Hatters in 1994. MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Unfortunately, Fourth of July plans may look a little different this year. They averaged an announced attendance of … His innovative promotional ideas and steady vision have contributed to the Mallards consistently ranking in the top 25 in attendance in all of Minor League Baseball. In all, an average of 6,278 people attended games, breaking the previous average of 6,116 set in 2008. They won the Northwoods League championship in 2004. “I knew people who worked for the previous teams and they told me no one would want to come to Warner Park and that bringing baseball back to the city could not be done,” Schmitt said. Featuring The Steve Czaban Show, The Mike Heller Show, and The Dan Patrick Show, as well as Fox Sports Radio.
The Hatters story is much shorter than the Muskies, as the team only lasted one year in Madison before relocating to Battle Creek, Michigan.