Eau Claire Officers Hold Pitch-Speed Competition During World Series
Officers from the Eau Claire Police Department in Wisconsin held a friendly competition to measure the speed of their pitches, coinciding with the World Series.
Green Bay Appleton, WI, October 27, 2026 —
Officers from the Eau Claire Police Department in Wisconsin held a friendly competition to measure how fast they could pitch, with the event coinciding with the World Series.
The brief account describes the activity as a competition among officers and says pitch speed was the measure. It does not provide the date or location of the event, identify the participating officers, or report the speeds recorded. The number of participants and the competition’s format were also not provided.
The World Series provided a timing connection for the event, but no further details were given about how the competition related to the games. The account does not say whether officers pitched to a radar device, how many attempts each person made, or whether a winner was named.
No statements from the department or participants were included. The available information also does not specify whether the activity was open to the public or linked to any other event. Those details were not provided in the account.
Based on the information available, the event was a friendly pitch-speed competition involving Eau Claire police officers, held at the same time as the World Series. Further specifics—including the results and the competition’s arrangements—were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Joseph Giganti on www.wearegreenbay.com, see more information here.
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