Bruin Bombs
Logan Grant is now the Bellevue University Bruins’ all-time home runs leader.
After a slow start to the 2025 season, the Dawgs Academy grad and Okotoks Dawgs utilityman has topped Riley Baasch on the list.
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No Fly Zone
After a stellar first start of the season for the Edmonton Collegiate Hawks, it was hard to imagine how Matthew Ridsdale could do any better.
Instead, he upped the ante by throwing the first no-hitter in program history on March 30.
Read More No Fly ZoneSeason Preview: Canadian College Baseball Conference
For the first time since the pre-season coaches poll began in 2022, Okanagan College isn’t entering the season at the Canadian College Baseball Conference (CCBC) favourite.
The University of Fraser Valley is coming off their first CCBC title since 2019 and hold down top spot.
All three Alberta teams will be looking to unseat them heading into 2025.
Read More Season Preview: Canadian College Baseball ConferenceFledge from the Nest
Kai Rempel will always remember his first college win with Cloud County Community College.
The Webber Academy alum would love to have a few more firsts added to his collection before 2025 is up.
Read More Fledge from the NestA Dawg’s Pedigree
There was probably no doubt in anyone’s mind that Leo Griffin was going to play baseball.
With a family heavily involved in the game, the challenge was actually in deciding where on the field he truly wanted to play.
Playing the utility role throughout his youth baseball career, the Boucherville, Quebec native moved with his family to Okotoks after his older brother joined the Dawgs Academy program.
Read More A Dawg’s Pedigree1 Thru 9: Austin Collins
The pipeline from Dawgs Academy in Okotoks to junior college powerhouse Central Arizona College continues to be fed well.
The same school that brought Matt “Tugboat” Wilkinson and Tyrese Johnson in recent years has landed another top Dawgs product in Austin Collins.
Read More 1 Thru 9: Austin CollinsI Heart Baseball
One of a Kind
Tanner Spencer finds himself among some very elite company in the U.S. college baseball world.
Across all three levels of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) baseball, he is one of just seven Canadians serving as head coaches and the only one from Saskatchewan.
Read More One of a Kind1 Thru 9: Luke Schmitt
Luke Schmitt won’t be forgetting 2024 any time soon.
From winning provincial and national championships to claiming the Baseball Alberta Elite League Player of the Year Award, the Red Deer CarStar Braves hurler had an electric year.
It was capped off when he committed to Butler Community College.
Read More 1 Thru 9: Luke Schmitt1 Thru 9: Kingston Besuijen
Representing his home province will never get old for Kingston Besuijen.
While the Okotoks native has done it before, the Dawgs Academy product says it went to another level when he did it on home turf with Baseball Alberta at the 2024 Canada Cup in Fort McMurray.
We get to know Besuijen in the latest 1 Thru 9.
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