Who is Front Row Amy, the Brewers fan behind home plate for World Series?

The 2026 World Series is here, with the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers battling to see which franchise can win its first Fall Classic ring. And behind home plate at American Family Field will be superfan Amy Williams.

So who is Williams? Glad you asked! Her nickname is Front Row Amy, and you’ve surely figured out why: It’s because she sits in the front row of Brewers games, and you’ll often note that she’s keeping score. The native of Oshkosh, Wisconsin has been seen rooting on the Brewers in their NLDS and NLCS wins earlier this month.

How did Williams become a fan of the Brewers in the first place, so much so that she ended up with front-row seats? The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel caught up with Williams recently — she said said she watched her first Brewers game on TV in 2007 while recovering from surgery. She attended her first game with her husband not long after that, then came the season tickets. And now she’s received national attention as the Brewers have made it to baseball’s championship series.

Is it possible you might see her again as the Brew Crew tries to win the franchise’s first World Series ever? First, they have to get through the Dodgers.

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I’ve wished so many wishes! On shooting stars, on clasps in front, on Birthday candles…So Many Wishes wishing the Brewers to the World Series. Those wishes have finally, FINALLY been granted!!!!!!!!!!! OMG THE BREWERS ARE GOING TO THE WORLD SERIES!!!!!!!!!!! 💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛

— Amy Williams (@FrontRowAmy) October 16, 2026

We’ll see if she continues to bring the Brewers luck in the World Series. How cool would it be for her to celebrate the team’s first win ever?

This article originally appeared on For The Win: Who is Front Row Amy, the Brewers fan behind home plate for World Series?

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