Easter came early this year for Brett Potter.
But instead of collecting chocolate-covered eggs and other treats, the University of Calgary Dinos infielder was collecting home runs against the Vancouver Island University Mariners.
Read More 7th Inning Stretch: Brett PotterFor 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 ConferenceYou have to think that baseball people in Calgary look at Okotoks and wonder “what if?”
What if the city had backed the Dawgs instead of forcing them out?
With Foothills Stadium being torn down, it leaves a giant void in the city’s baseball landscape.
Read More OPINION: The Nightmare in CalgaryThe demolition of Foothills Stadium has hit the baseball community like a wrecking ball.
Despite the inevitable end of the facility, which played home to Calgary’s highest levels of baseball for more than half a century, seeing the structure reduced to rubble has left many sports fans heartbroken, angry and despondent.
Read More Bidding Farewell to Foothills StadiumIt’s been home to so many.
And for so long baseball was safe at this home.
Alas, the long-awaited eviction notice has been executed and the bleacher-bashing machinery is dismantling the memory-infused wood, steel and concrete that surrounds the diamond, which was once a playground for some of baseball’s best players.
Read More The Rise and Fall of Foothills StadiumWhat will Erik Sabrowski do for an encore? Can Michael Soroka find his way as a starter in Washington? And can the Okotoks Dawgs repeat the four-peat?
We look ahead to what promises to be another fantastic year of baseball coverage from an Alberta perspective.
Read More Five Storylines We’re Watching in 2025The sun has set on another Canadian College Baseball Conference season.
Like others before it, the eight-week 2024 campaign came and went in what felt like the blink of an eye.
We take a look at some of the standout performances highlighted during the CCBC Awards Banquet.
Read More Celebrating the CCBC’s Best of 202413 has become a lucky number for the University of Fraser Valley Cascades in their quest for Canadian College Baseball Conference supremacy.
After beating Okanagan College 13-1 for their first title in 2019, it took them 13 innings to beat the Coyotes again the 2024 championship.
Read More Cascades Claim CCBC CrownIf the University of Calgary Dinos are to repeat as CCBC champions, they will need their veterans to lead the way.
After starting the year slower than expected, they are hoping to steady the ship over the final few weeks.
Veteran utilityman Aiden Szautner stops by for our latest installment of “1 Thru 9.”
Read More 1 Thru 9: Aiden Szautner