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The Sheboygan A's will host a majority of the games this weekend for the first Wisconsin State League Invitational Tournament.

A 3-0 first inning lead turned into a 7-5 loss and an early exit from the Northeastern Wisconsin League playoffs. The ouster in the semi-finals ended a four year run that saw the A’s in the championship series. To add salt to the wound, it was the A's fourth straight year losing to Menasha.

For the fourth straight year, the Menasha Macs and Sheboygan A's will tangle in the Northeastern Wisconsin Baseball League playoffs.

The Sheboygan A’s scored early and rode the back of Derek Loomans to a 6-0 Wisconsin State League victory over the West Allis Nationals at Wildwood Park Thursday night.

Sheboygan A’s veteran right-hander Taylor Schwarz stopped a good hitting Menasha Macs club, striking out eight and cruising to a complete game victory. The final score was 7-0 Monday night at Wildwood Park.

The Sheboygan A's stretched their win streak to seven with a four-game weekend sweep of the Addison Braves.

Storms throughout the day in the Fox Valley forced the postponement of the A's and Legends game Thursday evening.

The totals in the runs, hits and errors columns rose dramatically as Wednesday night’s game progressed, mostly to the benefit of the Sheboygan A’s. The A’s cruised to a 14-4 victory over the Oshkosh Giants before a good crowd at Wildwood Park Wednesday night.

The Sheboygan A's exorcised its recent demons with a 6-4 win over Menasha. The A's were coming off back-to-back losses against West Bend and Green Bay, and desperately needed to right the ship if they wanted to continue to compete for a first round bye in the impending NEWBL playoffs.

Winning out this week just became a critical issue for the weary Sheboygan A’s, who gave and lost scoring opportunities with mental errors and physical disability to deliver key hits had game-changing results and helped Green Bay to a 5-3 victory.