The Ontario Baseball Association (OBA) has announced a leadership transition. Ray Merkley has been appointed president, following the resignation of Ed Quinlan from the role of president.
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Former major leaguer and longtime umpire Ossie Chavarria has been elected to the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame.
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Of the teams participating in the upcoming Road to Okotoks qualifiers, the North Toronto Athletics are likely to be one of the youngest.
The tournament is open to players 19 and under, but the Athletics oldest squad in their program is their 17U group led by head coach Jamie Lekas (Toronto, Ont.).
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The Okotoks Dawgs have signed three more pitchers, including Canadians Brody Forno (Okotoks, Alta.) and Jerome Pare (Montreal, Que.).
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The Canadian baseball community is mourning the loss of Colin Cummins, a devoted player, coach, and tireless advocate for the game, who passed away in Toronto on April 11 at the age of 55.
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“He has learned from some of the greatest baseball coaches Alberta has ever seen.
And for a moment on Opening Weekend of the Canadian College Baseball Conference season, University Baseball Club (based out of the University of British Columbia) head coach Devery Van De Keere decided to channel one of his favourites: his father, Keith.
Despite losing three of their four games against Prairie Baseball Academy, the Barrhead native was proud of how his team competed, keeping it close against a team viewed as a potential championship contender.
That gave Van De Keere the perfect opportunity to impart some wisdom he received from his dad: “Humble in victory, no excuses in defeat.”
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Parksville, B.C. , native Clyde Inouye, who helped found the BC Premier League, could use your positive messages and prayers.
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The Saskatoon Berries are juiced to invite the best of the Western Canadian Baseball League to NexGen Patch at Cairns Field for a full weekend celebrating the top talent in the league.
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Langley Blaze left-hander Sean Duncan (Coquitlam, B.C.) and another 50 Canadians were selected to the Canada/Puerto Rico regional Senior All-Star First Team.
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Former Team Saskatchewan player and Regina Red Sox coach Scott Douglas (Moose Jaw, Sask.) has died at the age of 57.
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As the Road to Okotoks draws closer and closer in the windshield, the Ontario Terriers have shifted gears in their preparation.
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Ian Wilson highlights all of the coaching changes in the Western Canadian Baseball League heading into the 2026 season.
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The Okotoks Dawgs have signed three more pitchers for the 2026 season.
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The Okotoks Dawgs have re-signed right-hander Nolan Jackson (Grimsby, Ont.).
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The Langley Blaze recently celebrated former Seattle Mariners scout and Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Wayne Norton (Port Moody, B.C.) by competing in the 5th annual Wayne Norton game against Mariners prospects.
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The Okotoks Dawgs have signed three new players: infielder Sawyer Fech (Calgary, Alta.) from Cochise College, left-handed pitcher Ty Manuel from Odessa College and right-handed pitcher Emmett Stacher from Linn-Benton Community College.
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Canadian Premier earned a 5-3 win on Tuesday, using timely hitting and a strong all-around pitching performance to secure the victory.
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Canadian Premier couldn’t keep pace with the Los Angeles Angels in a 16–5 loss on Monday, despite showing early promise at the plate.
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“The Western Canadian Baseball League is going to be rooting around in southeast Saskatchewan this summer.
Carnduff, Saskatchewan – the hometown of one of the league’s biggest star players in recent seasons – will play host to the annual Rural Roots Baseball Classic on Friday, May 29th.
Highlighting the event will be a regular-season WCBL game between the Saskatoon Berries and the Weyburn Beavers, with first pitch scheduled for 6:05 p.m. in the agricultural town of 1,150 people.”
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The Western Canadian Baseball League’s Rural Roots Classic will be played in Carnduff, Sask., on May 29.
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