The NCAA baseball tournament is set to get underway and 28 Canadians across 19 teams will be taking part. A total of 64 teams remain and are divided into 16 regionals. Canadian Baseball Network writer Matt Betts provides a summary of all the Canadians that will be participating in the action.
Read MoreThe Okotoks Dawgs scored 13 runs in a three-inning span to secure a 14-5 win against the Brooks Bombers in their season opener.
Read MoreDartmouth Arrow and Baseball Nova Scotia alum Jake Sanford (Cole Harbour, N.S.) had a collegiate season for the ages with the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers that has made him a strong All-American candidate.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network contributor Dan Estey writes about the Etobicoke Rangers, this week’s COBA Major Yellow Jacket Bats Team of Week.
Read MoreGreat Lake Canadians alum Tyler Whitbread (Camlachie, Ont.) has earned All-Tournament honours for his performance with the Indiana State Sycamores.
Read MoreOkotoks Dawgs alum Dane Tofteland (Grande Prairie, Alta.) had two hits and two RBIs and former Great Lake Canadian Max Wright (Toronto, Ontario) added an RBI to help the Indiana State Sycamores to their first Championship Saturday berth since 2001.
Read MoreDartmouth Arrows alum Jake Sanford (Cole Harbour, N.S.) had four hits for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers in their season-ending loss to the UTSA Roadrunners on Friday.
Read MoreEight players from the Western Canadian Baseball League’s Medicine Hat Mavericks’ 2018 championship-winning team will return to defend the club’s title this summer.
Read MoreThe Victoria HarbourCats have added right-handers Garrett Goodall, of Embry-Riddle in Florida, and University of Hawaii ace Cade Smith for the 2019 season. Both are B.C. products -- Goodall from Nanaimo, and Smith from Abbotsford.
Read MoreA summary of how the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds performed in Week 12 of their season.
Read MoreABC and Junior National Team alum Edouard Julien (Quebec City, Que.) had two hits and two RBIs to help the Auburn Tigers to a 5-3 win over Tennessee on Tuesday.
Read MoreFormer Dartmouth Arrow Jake Sanford (Cole Harbour, N.S.) has been named the 2019 Conference USA Player of the Year. He also took home Newcomer of the Year honours and earned his place as one of three outfielders on the All-Conference USA First Team.
Read MoreGreat Lake Canadians alum Tyler Whitbread (Camlachie, Ont.) has been named Missouri Valley Conference Pitcher of the Week.
Read MoreNorth Vancouver, B.C., native Jeff Guiel has been named to the all-time Allie P. Reynolds Stadium team which consists of the 27 best Oklahoma Cowboys players.
Read MoreDartmouth Arrows alum Jake Sanford (Cole Harbour, N.S.) had two hits to help the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers to an 8-7, 14-inning win over Old Dominion on Friday.
Read MoreFormer Ontario Terrier Elliott Curtis (Waterloo, Ont.) continued his torrid stretch with two more hits and two runs driven in but an early deficit proved too much for Kentucky to overcome in a 12-4 loss to No. 2 Vanderbilt on Friday night at Kentucky Proud Park.
Read MoreWhen Ken Babcock made his way up Simcoe Street to begin his studies at Durham College as a teenager, little did he know 35 years later he would not only still be living in Oshawa, but also preparing for induction into its sports hall of fame. Brian McNair, of Oshawa This Week, shares Babcock’s story.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network contributor Dan Estey writes that due to the poor weather, there will not be a COBA Major Yellow Jacket Bats Player of the Week or Zero K Bats Pitcher of the Week. The unanimous COBA Major Sam Bat Team of the Week was (unofficially) Mother Nature.
Read MoreFormer Ontario Terrier Elliott Curtis (Waterloo, Ont.) had two hits for the Kentucky Wildcats to help them to a 7-4 win over Michigan on Tuesday.
Read MoreFormer Ontario Blue Jay Royce Ando (Mississauga, Ont.) went 10-for-18 (.556) for Michigan State to earn Big Ten Player of the Week honours.
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