Class A baseball at Parade Stadium, Minneapolis
The Macs Industrial Warriors are an amateur baseball club playing Class A in the Park National League under the Minnesota Baseball Association, at Parade Stadium on Kenwood Parkway in Minneapolis. They went 20-5 in 2026 under manager Rob Schildgen.
Four hundred and eighty-three classification points is the highest figure in the entire Minnesota set. Above Crystal at 465, above Air Freight Unlimited at 386, above Highland Park at 346. A Class C prairie village carries one point. The Warriors carry four hundred and eighty-three, and unlike the other clubs at the top of this range, they played like it: twenty wins in twenty-five games.
The Crystal Cowboys also play at Parade Stadium and went 6-14 from 465 points. The association lists the same ballpark at 300 Kenwood Parkway for Crystal and 400 Kenwood Parkway for the Warriors, which is one stadium entered twice by two different people.
Macs Industrial is a sponsor's name, the old Minnesota convention of a business backing a club and the club simply becoming the business.
Four hundred and eighty-three points, the highest grade in Minnesota, and twenty wins to match it. High Cheese gives the Warriors the page where both numbers appear together.
Macs Industrial Warriors in detail
- A summer season of Park National League games, region games and invitationals.
- Macs Industrial Warriors finished 2026 at 20-5 in the Park National League.
- Results with full box scores on the club's MBA page.
- A published roster with positions, ages and schools.
- Season hitting and pitching lines, plus per-game box scores.
- Rob Schildgen manages; the club lists no email or phone.
- No published tryout, form or fee.
- Home is Parade Stadium, 400 Kenwood Pkwy, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403.
- MBA rules, Class A at 483 classification points.
- News runs through the MBA state feed, not the club.
- In-season invitationals, with the MBA state tournament above them.
- No founding date or title list published.
- No club officers published.
- Documents belong to the association, not the club.
- The MBA runs a state calendar; the club's dates are games.
- No merchandise or store published.
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