Amy Williams drew a lot of eyes while celebrating her 58th birthday on the day the Milwaukee Brewers pulled off a dramatic ninth-inning rally to defeat the San Diego Padres in Game 2 of their National League Divisional Series on Oct. 4.
Williams, who is known as Front Row Amy, was seen on the game broadcast sitting in her customary seat in the first row behind home plate.
"That was amazing. I kind of forgot it was my birthday because I was so focused on the game," Williams told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, which is part of the USA TODAY Network. "And, that game − I've never felt like that. That was crazy."
Williams is a Brewers season ticket-holder who typically attends approximately 40 regular-season games at American Family Field each season.
She usually makes the 85-plus mile trip from her home in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Williams told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that she attended 35 games during the 2026 season and has every intention of being at every home game during the Brewers' postseason run.
Williams claims she hasn't missed a game – whether in person, or watching on TV or listening to the radio – since May 2007. When the mother of three isn't showing her fandom at the park, she's working as an accountant for her family's business.
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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Who is Front Row Amy? Brewers super fan a fixture behind home plate
