The players on the Border Cats who chose to play in 2021 have new homes.
Originally scheduled for Monday, the Northwoods League moved up their dispersal draft with only two players not playing this summer.
The selection order was determined based on the standings from 2019, which was the last complete season played by the league.
Field Manager Mike Steed, in an earlier conversation with Acadia Broadcasting, confirmed that the selected Border Cats players will be returned for the 2022 season.
The Border Cats opted out of this season earlier this month.
Dispersal Draft
- Infielder Harold Coll – Battle Creek Bombers
- Pitcher Evan Elliott – Kokomo Jackrabbits
- Pitcher Caden Griffin – Duluth Huskies
- Pitcher Jason DeCicco – Lakeshore Chinooks
- Outfielder Khalid Collymore – Bismarck Larks
- Pitcher Braden Babcock – Green Bay Booyah
- Infielder Daniel Cantu – Rockford Rivets
- Outfielder Cameron Collier – Kenosha Kingfish
- Pitcher Harley Gollert – Wisconsin Woodchucks
- Pitcher Ike Buxton – Waterloo Bucks
- Pitcher John Lundgren – Mankato Moondogs
- Infielder Jackson Loftin – Fond du Lac Dock Spiders
- Pitcher Jess Miller – Kalamazoo Growlers
- Pitcher Lukas Barry – Lacrosse Loggers
- Pitcher Patrick Williams – Rochester Honkers
- Outfielder Jacob Newton – Willmar Stingers
- Infielder Jackson Beaman – Eau Claire Express
- Pitcher Sam Beuerlein – Madison Mallards
- Pitcher Zach Gagnon – St. Cloud Rox
- Pitcher Ben Schoneman – Wisconsin Rapids
- Infielder Camden Traficante – Traverse City Pit Spitters
