North Central League

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The North Central League began with six teams in the northern US and Canada in 1994. 39 year old Juan Berenguer was the league's top closer in '94, going 3-1 with 21 saves and a 1.48 ERA for the Minneapolis Loons. The Brainerd Bears beat the Regina Cyclones in the title game.

The league shrank to four teams in 1995 and each team played 14-22 games before the circuit ceased operations early in the summer.

Cities Represented[edit]

Independent leagues in North America (after 1993)
Active leagues
American Association Atlantic League
Empire League Frontier League
National Independent Baseball Association Pecos League
Pioneer League United Shore League
Defunct leagues
All-American Association · Arizona-Mexico League · Atlantic Coast League · Big South League · Can-Am Association ·
Central Baseball League · City of Champions Cup · Constellation Energy League · Continental League · Empire League ·
Freedom Pro League · Golden State League · Golden Baseball League · Great Central League · Heartland League ·
Liberation League · Mid-America League · Mount Rainier League · New York State League · North American League ·
North Atlantic League · North Central League · North Country League · Northeast League · Northern League · Northern League East ·
Pacific Association · Prairie League · South Coast League · Southeastern League · Texas-Louisiana League · United League ·
Western Baseball League
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