14 July 2026SideLine · sports news, rewritten
🔥 TRENDINGWorld CupFootballNFLMLBMLB DraftBaseballEnglandNBAArgentinaMMAGolfUFC 329Conor McGregorTransfer
Baseball

Bemidji finally gets its chance to host Sub-State F baseball tournament

By SideLine Desk ·
Bemidji finally gets its chance to host Sub-State F baseball tournament
Illustration: SideLine

Bemidji will finally play host to the Sub-State F Tournament in July 2025, a year after a storm forced the event to be relocated. The Bemidji American Junior Legion baseball team, known as the Woodpeckers, are the defending champions and will look to secure another state berth on their home turf.

Last July, the Bemidji American Junior Legion baseball team achieved a significant victory by winning the District F Sub-State Tournament, earning them a spot in the state competition. The original plan was for the Woodpeckers to celebrate this championship win on their home field. However, severe weather on June 21, 2025, disrupted these arrangements, leading to the tournament being moved to Perham.

Despite the unforeseen circumstances and the disruption caused by last summer's storms, the team's journey to the state tournament was a testament to their resilience. This year, Bemidji is set to welcome the Sub-State F Tournament, providing the Woodpeckers with the home advantage they were denied previously.

As the defending champions, the Woodpeckers will be aiming to repeat their success and secure another trip to the state tournament. Hosting the event adds an extra layer of motivation for the team as they compete for the title on familiar ground.

💬 SideLine Take

It's a welcome return for Bemidji to host the Sub-State F Tournament, finally giving the Woodpeckers the home-field advantage they were previously denied after their championship win.

AI-assisted rewrite. This story was written by the SideLine Desk from the reporting below and reviewed by our editors — read the original for the full story. How we work.
Source: Yahoo Sports

Explore: 🗓️ The Week in Sport

More stories