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Northern League

Former Independent Baseball Stadium Photographs of former Northern League Stadiums and minor league baseball parks

Click HERE for the Can Am League (Northern League East) which merged from 1999-2003 with the Northern Lg before going independent again.
Click HERE for the 
North American League (which this league merged into in 2011) • Click HERE for the Miles Wolfe’s new American Association

Miles Wolfe began his renegade Northern League in 1993 … one of the very first in a huge wave of Independent minor league systems to bring professional baseball to parts of North America that had not seen pro ball in a very long time. Up until 1993, very few leagues existed that were not part of the “Major League affiliated Minor League system”. Suddenly in the early 90’s there were many new independent professional baseball leagues that sprung up but only a handful would be successful. The Northern League was by and large the ultimate success story and it lasted for 18 years … at one time merging with the Northeast (Can Am) League to become a much larger institution before going back to its original roots. Despite ceasing to exist in 2010, the Northern League itself never did meet its demise. Instead it merged in 2011 with two other moderately successful independent systems… the Golden League and the United League to form the ultimate “North American League“. This new combined “Super-league” had teams ranging from south Texas & Mexico… west to Hawaii and as far north as Edmonton Canada. The traveling budgets of this new NAL would quickly unhinge this once thriving organization which grew too fast too soon. Today Miles Wolfe’s Independent American Association has taken over where the Northern League once stood strong while the Can-Am League (which had merged with the Northern League for 4 years from 1999-2003) is still thriving on its own in the Northeast & Canada.

Foothills Stadium
Calgary Alberta
2005-2007

Wade Stadium
Duluth Minnesota
1993-2002

Telus Field
Edmonton Alberta
2005-2007

Newman Outdoor Field
Fargo North Dakota
1996-2010

Jack Williams Stadium
Fargo North Dakota
1996

U.S. Steel Yard
Gary Indiana
2002-2010

Silver Cross Field / Route 66 St.
Joliet Illinois
2002-2010

Community America Ballpark
Kansas City Kansas
2003-2010

Fielders Stadium I & II
Zion Illinois
2010

Lake County FIELDERS

Augie Schmidt Field
@ Carthage College
Kenosha Wisconsin
2010 *temp

Haymarket Park
Lincoln Nebraska
2001-2005

Warner Park
Madison Wisconsin
1996-2000

Mayo Field
Rochester Minnesota
1993

Alexian Field
Schaumberg Illinois
1993-2010

Lewis & Clark Stadium
Sioux City Iowa
1993-2005

Sioux Falls Stadium
Sioux City Iowa
1993-2005

Midway Stadium II
Saint Paul Minnesota
1993-2005

Port Arthur Stadium
Thunder Bay Ontario
1993-1998

Winnipeg GOLDEYES

Can West Global Stadium
Winnipeg Manitoba
1999-2010

Winnipeg GOLDEYES

Winnipeg Stadium
Winnipeg Manitoba
1994-1998

From 1999-2003… The Can-Am League (then known as the Northeast League) was annexed by the Northern League from 1999 until 2003 and were regarded as full and equal members of the Northern League minor league system. These annexed “Northeast/Can-Am League” teams played in the Northern League’s newly created “East Division”:

East Field
Glen Falls New York
1999-2002

Heritage Park
Colonie New York
199-2002

Bi-Centennial Field
Allentown Pennsylvania
1999-2002

Wahconah Park
Pittsfield Massachusetts
2002

Brockton ROX

Campanelli Stadium
Brockton Mass
2002

Baxter Field
Mountaindale NY
2000

Dunn Field
Elmira New York
1999-2002

Fraser Field
Lynn Massachusetts
1999

Yogi Berra Stadium
Montclair New Jersey
2002-1999

Stade Municipal
Quebec City Quebec
2002-1999

Municipal Stadium
Waterbury Conn
2000-1999