The 2025 Frontier League season was the 32nd season of operation (31st season of play) of the Frontier League (FL). The regular season began on May 8, 2025, and ended on August 31. The playoffs concluded on September 21, with the Québec Capitales defeating the Schaumburg Boomers in the finals in five games, winning their fourth consecutive championship and 11th in franchise history.
Team changes On September 17, 2024, Cameron McRae, a business owner from North Carolina, became the primary owner of the Down East Bird Dawgs. The team began play in May 2025.
Also in 2025, the Mississippi Mud Monsters began play after the league awarded the franchise to Mississippi on September 9, 2024. Regular season standings
y – Clinched division x – Clinched playoff spot e – Eliminated from playoff contention
Atlantic Conference - East Division
Team W L Pct. GB y - Sussex County Miners 53 43 .552 – x - New York Boulders 52 43 .547 .5e - Down East Bird Dawgs 37 58 .479 15.5e - New Jersey Jackals 28 65 .301 23.5
Atlantic Conference - North Division Team W L Pct. GB y - Québec Capitales 67 29 .698 – x - Tri-City ValleyCats 62 34 .646 5e - Ottawa Titans 51 43 .531 16e - Brockton Rox 38 54 .413 27e - Trois-Rivières Aigles 38 57 .400 28.5
Midwest Conference - Central Division Team W L Pct. GB y - Washington Wild Things 54 42 .563 – x - Lake Erie Crushers 52 42 .553 1e - Florence Y'alls 43 53 .448 11e - Evansville Otters 40 56 .417 14
Midwest Conference - West Division Team W L Pct. GB y - Schaumburg Boomers 58 38 .604 – x - Gateway Grizzlies 56 40 .583 2e - Mississippi Mud Monsters 49 47 .510 9e - Joliet Slammers 44 52 .458 14e - Windy City ThunderBolts 36 60 .375 22
Playoffs
Format The teams with the highest winning percentage (when calculated to three decimal places) in each respective division at the end of the season will qualify for the playoffs and receive the top two seeds in their conference, regardless of final record. The next two best records in each conference as determined by winning percentage (calculated to three (3) decimal places) will also qualify for the playoffs as wild card teams.
Playoff results
Wild Card Round
Quebec vs. New York
Tri-City vs. Sussex County
Gateway vs. Washington
Schaumburg vs. Lake Erie
Conference Finals
Quebec vs. Tri-City
Schaumburg vs. Gateway
Championship Finals
Quebec vs. Schaumburg
End of year awards Award Player Team Most Valuable Player Anthony Calarco Schaumburg Boomers Pitcher of the Year Braeden Allemann Québec Capitales Rookie of the Year Ian Battipaglia Joliet Slammers Manager of the Year Patrick Scalabrini Québec Capitales Executive of the Year Martin Boyce Ottawa Titans
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