Tour the Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium Field
Click on the photo bubble to place yourself virtually on the pitchers mound at the Fox Cities Stadium. Did you know that Appleton, Wisconsin has been home to professional baseball on and off for over 110 years? The first team was established in 1891 and the advent of the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers brings the total number to six teams that have called Appleton home.

About the Fox Cities Stadium
Built in 1995, Fox Cities Stadium not only plays host to Midwest League Minor League baseball but also began WIAA State Baseball tournament in 1998 and the NCAA Division III World Series and the Brett Favre Celebrity Softball Challenge in 2000.

With the demise of the Appleton Foxes in 1994, a search to find a name for the new team was considered. A survey was done of area school kids to determine popularity. The result was the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. Like the Appleton Foxes, the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers continue to be the Class "A" farm team for the Seattle Mariners. Today Timber Rattlers caps are among the most popular in the nation.

The 5,500 seat Fox Cities Stadium is owned by the Fox Cities Sports Authority, a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing athletics in the Fox Cities area.

Fox Cities Stadium is the newest modern baseball facility to grace Appleton. Fox Cities Stadium is nestled in a prime location just off the major artery through Northeast Wisconsin (Hwy. 41) at 2400 North Casaloma Drive, Appleton, Wisconsin.

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