To Donate Call:

Call: Kellen Stumbris  (715) 927-0864

Cal: Carole Zeutzius   (715) 927-7661

Send Checks/Money Orders to:

Wausaukee Baseball Association

Att: Carole Zeutzius, Treasurer

P.O. Box 38

Wausaukee, WI 54177

Contacts for Area Teams Playing League/Tournaments

Amberg/Wausaukee Girls Youth Softball -

Girls age 9 - 12

     Russ Koster       715-759-5875 

      Tamara Clark        715-856-6867

Amberg Boys Youth Baseball

      Holly Wallace        715-759-5758

   Mary McTrusty  715-759-5889

        Jim Parr        715-759-5943

Russ Werner-LL   715-759-5660

Coleman Youth Baseball

Bruce Mergener-BR  715-854-3449

Rich Champagne-LL 920-897-4571

County Line Youth  Baseball     

     Dick Ihde-LL      715-582-4441

Crivitz Youth Baseball

       Bruce Hart        715-854-2825

       Andy Fischer        715-854-3695

McAllister Youth Baseball

       Dan Gabriel           715-732-9593

Pembine Youth Baseball

  Kenneth Hanson   715-324-5868

Wausaukee Youth Baseball

   Brian DeLaet-LL        715-856-5998

   Tim Zeutzius-LL         715-856-6081

Ballas Ball Field

Fairgrounds Road, Wausaukee WI

Ballas Park

Ballas Park History:

Ballas Ball Field is located on a parcel originally owned by Tom Ballas and is located East of the Wausaukee Fairgrounds on Fairgrounds road.

The original field was developed in 1974 as a softball field for the local teams that were sponsored by local businesses.  As interest in baseball grew additions were added to accommodate Little League, women's leagues, and in 1980 High School team practices. Numerous additions were added to refine the grounds such as toilets, fencing, bleachers, and a pavilion for refreshment sales. The pavilion was built to assist groups in selling food and drinks which raised money to continue those programs.  Tournaments in the past had been held once a year during the Wausaukee County Fair and drew up to 30 teams.

A playground of tire structures and wooden platforms was constructed by the Lions Club south of the current second field. The playground area was later removed due to changes in the law about materials and structures that could be used for community playgrounds.  Future additions for play ground equipment will be made as funding is available.

Lighting was added to the west field to allow evening games.  The second East Field was built to accommodate the increased use of the area. Materials were donated by the Lions club.  Fencing, diamonds, new field grading, dugouts and bleachers were all installed over a period of several years to complete the East Field.

Fund Raising:

Funding for the new renovation is coming from private and Village/Town Donations. We need cash donations and volunteers to assist us in the building projects we have planned. Please consider donating to help us build a ball field facility to increase youth and adult recreational opportunities in our area. Persons donating money will be listed on a sign to be erected at the park to honor their donation.

West Ball Field

East Ball Field

Structural improvements to the field over the last year have included:

1. Rebuilding/Re-roof the restroom facilities
2. Rebuild and Add to the West field Dugout/Equipment Shed
3. New Fencing  and swinging access gate for East Ball Field
4. Two new Dug Out buildings constructed for the East Field
5. Yellow tube cover on top of fencing for boundary identification on both East and West Fields
6. Grade West Ball Field with new red clay surface
7. Re-roof Dugout /Equipment Shed

Improvements scheduled to be completed:

1. Grade East Ball Field with new red clay surface
2. Bleacher sections to be constructed for East Field
3. Repair Vandalism to Door of Pavilion West Field
4. Upgrade plumbing from restrooms to drainage field
5. Score Board for West Field