Vermont Lake Monsters
Centennial Field –University of Vermont, University Road Burlington, VT 05401 Phone: 802-655-4200
Class A affiliate of the Washington Nationals
2011 Game Schedule
Boston can have its Green Monster (please … it’s a wall). The Vermont Lake Monsters take their name from an actual monster – an unexplained sea creature in Lake Champlain who is familiarly known as “Champ.” Champ was first sighted in 1609 by French explorer Samuel de Champlain, and there have been over 400 sightings since then. Champ is also the mascot of the team, which plays in Centennial Field, one of the oldest still in use in professional baseball.
Boston can have its Green Monster (please … it’s a wall). The Vermont Lake Monsters take their name from an actual monster – an unexplained sea creature in Lake Champlain who is familiarly known as “Champ.” Champ was first sighted in 1609 by French explorer Samuel de Champlain, and there have been over 400 sightings since then. Champ is also the mascot of the team, which plays in Centennial Field, one of the oldest still in use in professional baseball.