They are onto the scent of being the top high school program in North America.
After capturing an incredible record of 60 wins, five losses and one tie during the season, the Dawgs Academy 18U Black team in Okotoks has risen to new heights in the eyes of Perfect Game.
The U.S.-based organization has touted the Dawgs as the number two high school program on the continent in its annual end-of-season rankings.
Read More Year of the DawgsThe caption on Evan Wilde’s Instagram post thanking Niagara University after his final season said it all.
“Started as a pitcher, finished as … not a pitcher.”
In what felt like the blink of an eye, the 6-foot-7, 225-pound hurler-turned-infielder was on his way back home reflecting on a memorable end to his collegiate career.
Read More Wilde RideOutfielder Zane Skansi is no stranger to playing north of the border.
For three of his four summer ball seasons through his college career, the Gig Harbor, Wash., native has come up north to stay sharp in the college offseason.
Trevor Fitzpatrick has more on Skansi’s story in Okotoks with the Dawgs.
Read More Nail GunIt was a homecoming Max Benton didn’t think he would ever make.
The Lethbridge Bulls starting pitcher toed the rubber at Doug Lehman Field in Oyen for the Western Canadian Baseball League’s Rural Roots Classic, where he had done it many times before as a member of the Badlands Baseball Academy.
Read More Feels Like HomeAs his 2024 college season came to a close, Carlin Dick (Abbotsford, B.C.) contemplated his future in baseball.
A senior at Canisius University, the Golden Griffins finished the campaign 18-30 overall (11-13 conference record) and placed fifth in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. It was going to be his final year with the program, the only one he suited up for after high school, and the B.C. product was trying to soak it all in.
Read More By The HornsIt was a nailbiter right to the end.
While the University of Fraser Valley might have taken the 2025 Canadian College Baseball Conference regular season pennant, no team ever felt out of contention during the spring.
We take a look at the circuit’s year-end award winners.
Read More Celebrating the CCBC’s Best of 2025The Okanagan College Coyotes had some unfinished business to take care of.
After losing a heartbreaking 13-inning marathon loss to the University of Fraser Valley in the 2024 Canadian College Baseball Conference World Series final, the Yotes wanted nothing more than another shot.
Read More Coyotes Crowned CCBC ChampsAfter a solid freshman season at Indian Hills Community College, Cole Huebner decided to up his game.
The Edmonton native and AHP Academy alum has been named the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference Co-Pitcher of the Year.
Read More Cole’s NotesPrairie Baseball Academy will be leaning on a mix of veterans and new faces to pick up their first CCBC World Series title since 2017.
One of those pieces will be first baseman Nate Garth (Calgary), who is having an outstanding freshman campaign.
Read More 7th Inning Stretch: Nate GarthAyden Makarus thought he was done with baseball.
More than two years after quitting the game to get on with his post-baseball life, the Dawgs Academy alum has returned with a vengeance at Bellevue University.
Read More Return of the Mak