Orfordville Orioles Baseball Club
The Orfordville Orioles Baseball Club is currently a franchised member of the Home Talent Baseball League said to be Wisconsin's largest adult amateur baseball league and one of the oldest in the United States. The league started in 1929, and is comprised of 44 teams from south-western through south-central Wisconsin. www.hometalent.org
Community Benefits
Our baseball team provides collegiate-level amateur baseball excitement for the Orfordville and Greater Beloit-Stateline Area community on Sunday afternoons and Thursday nights during the summer.
We play with wood bats - the way baseball was meant to be played. There is no charge for admission except for post-season playoff or tournament games, and normally, we just "pass the hat" for donations during the regular season.
Financial Support & Sponsorship/Marketing Opportunities
We are seeking financial support to pay for our yearly league fees, umpires, league baseballs and other operating expenses. Players purchase their own wood bats, caps, and jackets. Advertising will be available annually until about May 1st on our booster schedule poster. All sponsors will be recognized on this website with a link to their own website. Please click on "LINKS" over on the left.
THANKS FOR WATCHING YOUR ORIOLES PLAY THIS YEAR IN ORFORDVILLE'S PURDY PARK!
"FEATHERS in OUR CAPS"
NEW BABY BOY!!! - Our Littlest Oriole:
Adrian Jeffry Wallace
born 7-26-09 to Trevor & Kelsey Wallace
now get back to playing BASEBALL, Trevor!
2009
Orioles' veteran outfielder Brandon ("BJ") Cook represented the O's in the HTL AllStar game this year on July 31st at Warner Park in Madison. BJ cracked a solo home run in the 7th inning for the combined East/Southeast team as they defeated the combined West/North squad 8-3. For full game re-cap see: http://www.hometalent.org/news.htm
Now bring that BIG bat to the O's games, BJ!
2008
Patrick Moore, Orioles' firstbaseman / outfielder / pitcher, was selected to the HTL ALL-Star team. The HTL All-Stars defeated the US Military All-Star Team 5-2 at Warner Park in Madison, WI on Sunday, July 13th. Congrats, Patrick!
2007
2007 SWABA CHAMPIONS
July 20th. . . Horicon, WI . . . . The Orfordville Orioles are the 2007 SWABA Class B Champions with a 1-0 victory over the Horicon Honkers of the Rock River League. The Orioles' Bob Findlay struck out 17
while his Horicon counterpart Shawn Panetti struck out 9.
Dan Senobe, a returning veteran from the Orioles' 2001 season, singled, stole second, and scored on a muffed throw on a bunt to notch the only run in the 3rd inning of the 9 inning championship game Friday night, July 20th. In the consolation game the Neosho Rockets (RRL) edged the Monches Irish of the Land O'Lakes League 4-3.
2007 Regular Season
21-12 overall record; Winning % = .636
Night League: Regular Season - 8-2 , Playoffs - 1-1 , Overall - 9-3
Sunday League: Regular Season - 9-7 , Playoffs - Did not qualify, Overall - 9-7
Non-Conference: 0-2
Tournament Play: SWABA Class B Champions - 3-0
Overall Record: 21-12
Individual "Bests": The Orioles placed two players in the top five hitters in the Southeast [Sunday League] Section - Joe Cox was #2 with a .475 batting average and Patrick Moore was #4 with a .426 BA. Patrick also took the South Section Night League batting crown.
Congratulations to Joe & Patrick!
2006 Season Highlights
We were the 2006 HTL Night League Champions -
the BEST of 41 participating Night League Teams!
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