Kane County Cougars


Photo Credit: Kane County Cougars

 The Kane County Cougars are a baseball team affiliated with the Arizona Diamondbacks. They play in the Midwest League. Their home games are played at Northwestern Medicine Field in Geneva, Illinois, about 35 miles west of Chicago

Ozzie is entering his 29th season as the Cougars official mascot and goodwill ambassador. Some of his game-day duties include giving high-fives and hugs to fans, signing autographs, helping cheer the Cougars to victory and participating in some of the on-field entertainment. He is particularly proud of the Cougars Reading Club program, which has graduated more than one million readers throughout the Chicagoland area.

Annie T. Cougar is the younger sister of Ozzie. She spent the early part of her life focusing on receiving her education and traveling the country before deciding to join the family business. It was four years ago she teamed up with Ozzie in the mascot world. She serves alongside Ozzie as the Cougars official ambassador of goodwill and fun. Both Annie and Ozzie are busy Cougars, appearing at all home games as well as making community appearances at schools, churches and youth sporting events.

 Fun Facts 

 Ozzie:

Best friend - his sister, Annie
Favorite Superhero - Captain America
Favorite Food - Pork Chop sandwich
Favorite color - Navy blue

Annie:

Best friend - her brother, Ozzie
Favorite Superhero - Wonder Woman
Favorite color - lime green
Favorite sport to watch besides baseball - tennis


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