Who We Are
Cooperstown Highlights and Notable Achievements
Week #13 2026 7-1 record placed 5th out of 104 teams
Week #14 2025 7-1 record placed 5th out of 104 teams
Week #14 2024 8-1 record placed 3rd out of 104 teams
Week #14 2023 7-1 record placed 5th out of 68 teams
Week #15 2022 6-2 record placed 5th out of 62 teams
Week #14 2021 8-2 record placed 3rd out of 28 teams
Week #14 2020 COVID tournament canceled
Week #11 2019 9-1 record placed 3rd out of 104 teams.
Week #11 2018 8-1 record placed 5th out of 104 teams.
Week #11 2017 8-1 record placed 9th out of 104 teams.
Week #11 2016 8-1 record placed 5th out of 104 teams.
Week #11 2015 4-2 record earning the 32nd seed.
Week #11 2014 10-1 record placed 2nd out of 104 teams (Wisconsin All-Stars Black)
Week #11 2014 7-1 record placed 9th out of 104 teams (Wisconsin All-Stars)
Week #11 2013 6-2 record placed 9th out of 104 teams.
Week #11 2012 5-5 record placed 17th out of 104 teams.
Week #9 2011 7-1 record placed 9th out of 104 teams.
Week #9 2010 7-2 record placed 5th out of 104 teams.
Week #9 2009 9-1 record placed 3rd out of 104 teams.
Week #9 2008 7-2 record placed 5th out of 99 teams.
Week #9 2007 6-1 record with earning 6th seed.
Week #8 2006 8-1 record placed 9th out of 96 teams
Week #8 2005 8-2 record placed 5th out of 80 teams
Week #8 2004 7-2 record placed 9th out of 80 teams
Week #8 2003 9-1 record placed 5th out of 80 teams
Week #8 2002 8-2 record placed 5th out of 80 teams
Week #8 2001 7-3 record placed 5th out of 64 teams
Week #11 2000 6-4 record NATC week - placed 5th in the country
Week #8 2000 11-1 record champions - Cooperstown Dreams Park out of 48 teams
Week #6 1999 7-2 record placed 9th out of 64 teams
Week #2 1998 7-2 placed 9th out of 41 teams
2026 WAS Wisconsin All-Stars broke the CDP fan record with 113 fans
2026 WAS Maxwell Bowa won the Road Runner competition with a time of 12.76
2026 WAS Liam Thompson broke the CDP record by throwing (2) - his second perfect game
2026 WAS Liam Thompson (DePere) is first WAS player to throw 2 perfect games
2025 WAS Jake Myers (Green Bay) broke the WAS OB% with 86% nudging out Sam Hawley (2009) 82%
2025 WAS Liam Thompson (DePere) tied record for throwing a perfect game
2025 WAS Jordan Archambeu (Sherwood) tied the record with 11 of 11 stolen bases
2025 WAS broke the CDP record for most times HBP in a week with 23
The Wisconsin All-Stars is the only team from Wisconsin to make it to the championship game, not once but twice (2000-1st & 2014-2nd).
Coach Burgert has had 21 players drafted/played in majors that he has coached.
Wisconsin All-Stars hold the CDP base stealing record of 56 of 56 (2002), beating their own record of 33 for 33 (2000).
Winning the Around The Horn competition in 2002, 2006.
2000 WAS Holds the record for the longest game - 4 hours 25 minutes.
Wisconsin All-Stars is the only team from Wisconsin to reach the "Sweet 16" 26 out of the 28 years they have been an organization.
Coach Burgert has coached in 5 NATC tournaments in Cooperstown. Coaching teams from Wisconsin, North Carolina, Missouri and South Carolina.
Coach Beau Burgert coached team Coca-Cola week #10, 2008. He is the youngest (16 years, 5 months) head coach in Cooperstown. Beau is also the Youngest head coach to take a team to the Elite 8.
Wisconsin All-Stars have given 400+ talented baseball players the experience of a life time - playing in Cooperstown.
2017 WAS Johnny “Baseball” McKillop (Charlotte, NC) hit 6 home runs for tournament.
2014 WAS Daniel Sieber (Gadsden, AL) placed 2nd in King of Swat competition hitting 4 0f 10 home runs.
2013 WAS CJ Levis (Antigo) holds the record with 8 assists from the outfield.
2013 WAS team tied record for most consecutive hits bats men (4) - Brett Bradison-Jacob Miszewski-Logan Locy-Hunter Wright.
2012 WAS Sean O'Brien (Pewaukee) tied assists in an inning with 3 and set the record of consecutive assists by ss with 5.
2010 WAS Johnny “Baseball” McKillop (Charlotte, NC) scored 1st run of tournament for WAS at the age of 5 years old.
2006 WAS Caleb Ratzman ( Larsen) placed 2nd in the Road Runner competition.
2001 WAS Nick Stewart (Watertown) placed 2nd in the Road Runner competition.
1999 WAS Matt Bartley (West Bend) threw a perfect game
Team Highlights and Achievements
Love, Respect & Family
We strongly believe that baseball is a vehicle to teach life lessons. Love, respect and family are the essence of WAS. We offer a chance to compete, within the confines of our team. Everyone can not bat third and play shortstop. In team competition acts as a catalyst for young men that have only known what it is like to be the best. Our coaching style and content serves to challenge the exceptional players.
We love and respect each player and family. We have seen, and been told repeatedly, what the WAS experience has meant to our families. We seek out talented players that realize and embrace that this is the beginning of their journey. We try and help supply the grit, discipline and responsibility that will make their dreams attainable. Talent without hard work is often wasted. How is a young man to understand how much better he can be, if he is always the best?