The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers are set to host the Fox Valley All‑Star baseball games on Sunday, July 26, at Neuroscience Group Field, turning the stadium into a showcase for the region’s top senior high school players.
A Summer Showcase for Future Stars
The doubleheader will feature two back‑to‑back contests, with the first game kicking off at noon and the second following roughly thirty minutes after the conclusion of the opening match. Gates will open at 11 a.m., and the parking lot will welcome fans at 10:30 a.m., offering free parking for all attendees.
Tickets are priced at $8 per person, with a modest surcharge for online purchases, and are sold on a first‑come, first‑serve basis. Concession stands will be open throughout the event, serving a variety of classic ballpark fare.
Aaron Hahn, vice president of the Timber Rattlers, said he is thrilled to provide a platform for these young athletes to display their talents in what may be their final high‑school games. “Seeing the community come together for this final showcase is exactly why we love baseball in Wisconsin,” Hahn remarked.
Team White will meet Team Black at noon to start the festivities, while Team Cardinal and Team Silver will square off later in the afternoon. The rosters for all four squads draw from a deep pool of talent across the Fox Valley, featuring names such as Nathan Christiansen, Jack Schwahn, Caleb Schwahn, Ben Prochnow and many others.
Beyond the competition, the event underscores the Rattlers’ commitment to nurturing local sport and giving families a chance to celebrate the next generation of players. With the summer heat rising, the doubleheader promises a day of excitement, camaraderie, and memorable moments on the diamond.