OF Tristan Pompey (Toronto, Ont.) led the SEC-conference with a .410 batting average in league games, while tallying the most hits and finishing in the top three in runs, on base percentage and total bases.
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The Canisius Golden Griffs will have 10 Canucks on their roster when the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference goes Wednesday afternoon at Sal Maglie Stadium in Niagara Falls, NY.
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Two key pieces of the Crowder Roughhriders puzzle are 3B Kobe Morris (Victoria) and OF Tyler Duncan (Sooke, BC)
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The University of Kentucky Wildcats have four position players ready to make a run at post-season awards.
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OF Tristan Pompey hit a gran slam as Kentucky thumped Florida to move into a three-way tie in the SEC.
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Baseball Canada alum Claire Eccles will join the West Coast League's Victoria HarbourCats this summer and become the first female to play in the circuit. Canadian Baseball Network lead writer Alexis Brudnicki shares Eccles' story.
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It has been said many times over the last seven years, but this year's championship final may top them all. The PBA Dawgs fought through 11 innings, including a 10th inning rally to tie the game to beat longtime rival Thompson Rivers University 4-3. With that win PBA took home its seventh straight championship.
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Right-hander Liam Stroud (Maple Ridge, B.C.) will serve in a leadership role for the Okotoks Dawgs in his senior season. After a disappointing end to his collegiate career with the University of British Columbia, he returns to the Dawgs hungry for a championship. Dustin Saracini spoke with Stroud for his "The Weekly Dawg" feature.
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The UBC Thunderbirds were eliminated 2-1 in the NAIA West Grouping tournament by the College of Idaho Coyotes. UBC was 32-16 on the season.
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The University of Winnipeg Wesman played its final game last weekend against the Mayville State Comets and this week found out it was the final, final game. The school cut four programs including baseball.
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A tooth infection that required emergency surgery has limited Vauxhall Baseball Academy graduate Carson Perkins to 16 innings in six appearances in his first year at Canisius College. But the 6-foot-5 right-hander, who lost 30 pounds after enduring two root canal surgeries, has recuperated and is enjoying being part of his collegiate squad. Canadian Baseball Network lead writer Alexis Brudnicki reports on Perkins' challenging first college season.
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Nolan Bumstead (Calgary, Alta.), David Glaude (Quebec City, Que.) and Jonathan Roehler Roehler (Windsor, Ont.) earned high marks for high marks
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Justin King was off to a hot start with Indian Hills Community College this season when he fractured the hamate bone in his wrist. The injury has sidelined him for a month, but he's recovering nicely and he plans to rejoin his hometown Okotoks Dawgs in June.
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Beyond Tristan Pompey and Zach Pop there is a third Canadian trying to help Kentucky to their first College World Series championship: Kole Cottam.
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It doesn't matter whether there is a Canadian player on the visiting team ... come the fifth inning section B at Howser Stadium sings O Canada as part of the FSU's tradition.
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After making adjustments throughout his freshman season and gaining a new understanding of what the collegiate baseball life was like, Calgary native and Vauxhall Academy grad Jared Kennedy returned to Canisius College for his sophomore campaign with a new outlook.
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Okotoks Dawgs grad Dane Tofteland (Grand Prairie, Alta.) earned Missouri Valley Conference player of the week honours after the Indiana State Sycamores swept the Bradley Braves.
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Right-hander Josh Shepley (Windsor, Ont.) was midway through his junior season at Canisius College when he was told he needed Tommy John surgery. This forced him to miss his senior season. Set to graduate in the coming weeks with a degree in finance, Shepley hopes to return to the mound at Canisius next year as a grad school student.
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