1. Cities Represented

2. Notable League Alumni

The Prairie League was an independent league of baseball which was based in the prairie provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba and the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin. The league was original in its naming by choosing not to resurrect a name previously used by a defunct minor league. The professional eight-team league was founded in 1995 following the demise of the North Central League. Having produced several major league prospects, it ceased operations after the 1997 season due to financial troubles and lack of interest in cities.

Cities Represented

• Aberdeen: Aberdeen Pheasants 1995–1997
• Austin: Southern Minny Stars 1996–1997
• Bismarck: Dakota Rattlers 1995–1996
• Brainerd: Brainerd Bobcats 1997
• Brandon: Brandon Grey Owls 1995–1996; West Manitoba Wranglers 1997
• Grand Forks: Grand Forks Varmints 1996–1997
• Green Bay: Green Bay Sultans 1996
• Minneapolis: Minneapolis Loons 1995
• Minot: Minot Mallards 1995–1997
• Moose Jaw: Moose Jaw Diamond Dogs 1995–1997
• Regina: Regina Cyclones 1995–1997
• Saskatoon: Saskatoon Riot 1995; Saskatoon Smokin' Guns 1996; Saskatoon Stallions 1997

Notable League Alumni

• Chris Coste
• Kerry Ligtenberg
• Shawn Wooten
• Curt Ford

• Atomic astrophysics
• Atomic authorization
• Atomic Authorization
• Atomic Betty (character)
• Atomic Betty character guide
• Atomic Bomb (album)
• Atomic bomb (disambiguation)
• Atomic Bombing of Japan
• Atomic bombing of Japan
• Atomic bombings against the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
• Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in popular culture
• Atomic bombings of Japan
• Atomic bombings of Japan as a form of state terrorism
• Atomic bomb literature
• Atomic Bomb Literature
• Atomic bomb on Hiroshima
• Atomic bomb on Japan
• Atomic bomb project
• Atomic Bomb (Rivermaya Album)
• Atomic bomb survivors
• Atomic bowl
• Atomic buildup
• Atomic build-up
• Atomic bunker F4
• Atomic Cannon