Baseball

Wisconsin Legion All-Star Game Ends With a Coach’s Final Bow

Jayce Rue and Austin Edwards help the Stripes secure a 4-2 win amid a crowd of 42,000, capping a storied season for Superior’s baseball program

The Wisconsin American Legion all-star game unfolded in Milwaukee’s iconic Major League stadium, drawing a crowd of more than 42,000 fans who had just watched a Brewers contest.

Among the 48 players selected from across the state, shortstop‑turned utility player Jayce Rue and pitcher‑outfielder Austin Edwards represented Superior, each stepping into multiple positions during the contest.

The Stripes, led by Rue’s versatile fielding and Edwards’s brief but effective pitching, edged the Stars 4-2, a result that capped a season in which the team captured a regional title and earned a first-ever state tournament berth since 2021.

Beyond the scoreboard, the game served as a personal milestone for Superior head coach Josh Edwards, who shared a quiet moment with former player Jacob Misiorowski before the first pitch, reflecting on a career defined by near-misses and steady growth.

A legacy sealed on the diamond

The Stripes’ sportsmanship award at the state tournament underscored the character of a squad that had chased championships for years, and coach Edwards described the experience as a historic, bittersweet conclusion to his coaching journey.

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