- Austin Paul (representing Josh Crandall, winner of the Brett Magritz Award)
- Chase Jarlsberg, Cambridge, Most Valuable Player
- Cam Wolter, Fort Atkinson, East Night League Winners
- Josh Appelbaum, Fort Atkinson, Southeast Section Champions
- Will Peterson, Evansville, Pitcher of the Year
- Jon Frey, Evansville, South Night League Winners
- Gavin Wood, McFarland, Manager of the Year
- Andres Parra, Stoughton, Batting Champion

Pat Reilly, HTL President; Nick Larson, Arena Aces co-manager of the year; Drew Schliem, Blanchardville Bullets, co-MVP and leading hitter; Jimmy Jennings, Arena Aces, batting champion; Tom Kammerude, Western Section Representative. Not pictured are West champion and Central NL champion Verona; co-manager of the year  and co-pitcher of the year Nate Jennings, Arena Aces; co-MVP James Rae,Verona Cavaliers; and co-pitcher of the year Aydan Williams, Verona Cavaliers.

DYLAN CARRINGTON-ASHTON LEADING HITTER
LUKE BALLWEG-ASHTON SECTION MVP
CO-PITCHING AWARD-BRADY SCHMITT-DREW FARRELL-MIDDLETON
CO-MANAGERS AWARD- CORY HATCH -JACOB ROSS-MIDDLETON
NITE LEAGUE-NORTHWEST CHAMPION-REEDSBURG
NITE LEAGUE CHAMPION-2025-MIDDLETON
SECTION CHAMPION, LEAGUE CHAMPION-MIDDLETON

The Southeast Section All-Stars banged their way to an early 6-0 lead and then had to hang on for a 6-4 victory over the All-Stars from the Eastern Section Friday night at Jones Park in Fort Atkinson.  Chase Jarlsberg (Cambridge) hit a line drive to the gap to score Branden Zastrow (Fort Atkinson) and Austin Miller (McFarland) and to give the Southeast a 2-0 lead in the first.  

In the third inning, a one-out walk to Winder Fuentes (Stoughton) led to a two-run homer by his Stoughton teammate Andres Parra.  Later in the inning, the lead stretched to six on RBI hits from Drew Hanson (Albion) and Jake Hansen (Fort Atkinson).

The East chipped away with RBI from Joel Thimsen (Poynette) and Adam Bortz (Rio), pulling to within 6-4 after seven innings.  But Tyler Kledzik (Cambridge) threw two scoreless innings to finish the job for the Southeast.

Brock Wanninger (Utica), Kroix Kucken (Fort Atkinson), and Evan Senobe (Footville) each tossed two innings for the Southeast, and Owen Ernest (Utica) threw one as well.  Pitching for the East were Corey Rosol (Wisconsin Dells), Taylor Mack (DeForest), Brady Seiler (Rio), Corey Schmidt (Monona), and Zac Najacht (Monona).

The three runs the North All-Stars scored in the third inning were enough to turn back the West All-Stars 3-1 at Sauk City Friday.

The inning started with an error that put Middleton's Hayden Hellenbrand on base.  Then Ashton's Luke Ballweg put the North on the board with a double. Ashton's Dylan Carrington was hit by a pitch.  Singles by Cross Plains EH Will Doherty and Sauk Twins catcher Lucas Koenig made it 3-0.

Doherty led the North with a 2x4 game.  Hellenbrand, Koenig and Twins player Ty Brisky had the North hits.

Sawyer Molitor went the first inning for the North as a Reedsburg representative then Black Earth hurler Bryce Hopwood got into the ninth before the West made  a comeback try and scored their lone run.  Sammy Clary (Cazenovia) came in with the bases loaded and got out of it with a pair of flyouts.

Muscoda's Mason Adkins was hit by a pitch and scored the lone run for the West.  Blanchardville's Dakota Doescher drew a bases loaded walk to plate Adkins.

Muscoda's Kacey Layton and Ridgeway's Ayden Halverson also drew walks to juice the bases.  But Clary got out of it with an infield fly rule out and a fly out to first.

The West managed three hits, a double by Pine Bluff/Mount Horeb's Mike Schanbrock and single by Arena's Jimmy Jennings and Doescher.

Seeing mound time for the West were Argyle's Kylo Barker, Adkins, Davis, PBMH's Tyler Weid, Hollandale's Aiden Fishnick, Shullsburg/Benton's Mitchell McLaughlinn, Wiota's Ben Conway and Belleville's Joey McNaught.

Conway was especially impressive as he struck out the side in his inning of work.

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