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The city of Weatchee is a fun place to live in and visit. There are a number of things to do in the city, including everything from going hiking to visiting the museum, and more. The city has always been associated with recreation and is located very near to a number of great outdoors areas. Wenatchee also has a vibrant sports scene. Here is a look at some of the local sports franchises in Wenatchee, Washington.
Wenatchee Applesox
The Wenatchee Applesox were founded in 2005, during the inaugural year of the the West Coast League, an independent summer baseball league. The team features top college players and prospects and has even had several former players play their way onto the rosters of Major League Baseball teams. Their season typically lasts through the summer. The Applesox won the league championship in 2005, 2006, and 2009.
Wenatchee Valley Rams
The Wenatchee Valley Rams were founded in 2005 and are members of the Washington Football League. The team plays its home games at Wildcat Stadium in East Wenatchee. The games are usually scheduled March through May, with the postseason to follow. In 2009, the Wenatchee Valley Rams won their league championship.
Wenatchee Fire FC
The Wenatchee Fire play indoor soccer as members of the Professional Arena Soccer League. The team has experienced a great deal of success during their time of operation. The games are played at the Wenatchee SportsPlex facility, located in Wenatchee.
Wenatchee Wild
The Wenatchee Wild are members of the North American Hockey League and play their home games in the Town Toyota Center in Wenatchee. The team's first year in the city was 2008 and though they were an expansion franchise that season, they won their division and came in 2nd in the league after losing in the championship series.
Wenatchee Valley Venom
The Wenatchee Valley Venom are a new team that plays in the Town Toyota Center in Wenachee. The team plays indoor football and is a member of the American Indoor Football Association (AIFA).
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