Snagging Silver

They played their brand of baseball right to the end.

Through the ups and downs of the Baseball Alberta Elite League season, the Parkland Twins believed they had to stay true to themselves if they wanted to come away as champions.

After capturing the BAEL title, they captured a well-deserved silver at nationals.

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Tugboat Docks in the Bay

What a year it’s been for Matt Wilkinson.

From representing Canada at the World Baseball Classic to moving up the minor league depth charts, “Tugboat” was even traded from Cleveland to San Francisco.

And now, the Dawgs Academy and Okotoks Dawgs alum has made his MLB debut.

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WCBL Championship Preview

There is a changing of the guard in the Western Canadian Baseball League.

When the Harry Hallis Memorial Trophy is lifted at the conclusion of the 2026 WCBL Championship Series, one team – the Sylvan Lake Gulls or Saskatoon Berries – will be raising it for the first time in franchise history.

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Long Time Coming

It’s been a good while since Alberta has brought home a medal from the Baseball Canada Cup.

So long, in fact, that most of the players suiting up in the 2026 edition of the tournament weren’t even in kindergarten when it happened.

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Around the Horn

It’s almost a rite of passage for a long-time Western Canadian Baseball League veteran.

When you have spent four or five seasons playing for a team, and especially if you’re from the same community or have deep roots there, your final home game is going to be emotional.

Also, depending on how you feel about each position on the field, a little uncomfortable.

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Record Time

It was a smashing success.

No records were safe in the Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) this summer.

We take a look back at some of the top performances of the summer.

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Parkland Pandemonium

With the Baseball Alberta Elite League championship hanging in the balance, Garet Ostapchuk needed to take a deep breath.

The Parkland Twins utilityman admits stepping out of the batter’s box was a move to refocus on the moment: the score was tied 6-6 in the bottom of the eighth and teammate Dzeo McNaughton was standing on second base representing the winning run.

His single propelled the Twins to the Baseball Canada 18U Nationals in Fort McMurray later this summer.

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