It’s been an unorthodox ride for Cohen Miller.
The Webber Academy Wildcats two-way star has seen baseball in Alberta, Dubai and all points in between.
He was a guest on ADS: The Podcast earlier this year, leading to our latest 1 Thru 9.
Read More 1 Thru 9: Cohen MillerIn looking through the last five years of the ADS All-College Team rosters, there has always been a strong contingent of returning veterans year after year.
However, younger players have been knocking on the door every year and, this year, they broke through in a big way.
We present the fifth annual Alberta Dugout Stories All-College Team.
Read More 2024 ADS All-College TeamIt will go down as a year many around Baseball Alberta won’t soon forget.
From the new “Bighorns” moniker to surging registrations to the MLB debut of alum Erik Sabrowski, the organization says it was a pivotal year.
We take a look back at what was accomplished and what’s next following the annual Baseball Alberta Awards.
Read More Celebrating Baseball Alberta’s Best of 2024The Canadian Baseball Network and Okotoks Dawgs have unveiled their annual scholarship award winner.
Pitcher Trey Mackwood is set to head to Panola College in 2025.
CBN’s Bob Elliott has more on the right-hander’s baseball journey.
Read More Mackwood Named CBN/Dawgs Scholarship WinnerAs quickly as the Little League baseball season began, it felt like it was over.
Kids and teenagers start flocking to local baseball diamonds in April, with tournaments and championships in the summer and fall ball wrapping up by the end of October.
We take a look back on the year after the Little League Alberta Awards Gala and Banquet.
Read More Celebrating Little League’s Best in 2024The accolades keep rolling in for Matt Wilkinson.
The Dawgs Academy and Okotoks Dawgs alum had an outstanding season in the Cleveland Guardians system.
For his efforts, “Tugboat” was named the Canadian Baseball Network’s Wayne Norton Award winner as the top Canadian pitcher in the minor leagues.
Read More Setting Course for ‘LandHe had already earned the title “Mr. Hockey” for his work on the ice.
But Gordie Howe easily could’ve added the nickname “The Natural” for how he competed on the ball diamond, at the golf course and even in the bowling alley.
Such was the immense talent of the man who had broad enough shoulders to carry such accomplishments.
Some of the stories associated with his time in baseball are as legendary as his exploits at the rink.
Read More Howe-To Guide to BaseballAs the concrete walls and steel beams rise out of the dirt in Spruce Grove, a new ballpark is finally starting to take shape.
The forging of a new identity for a Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) franchise that will celebrate its 20th year of existence in 2025 is also underway.
With a moving in date set for June of next year, the multi-million dollar stadium project has moved well beyond photorealistic renderings and that much closer to becoming a reality.
Read More Ballpark Building BlocksFor someone who didn’t like baseball at first, Quincy Jenkins is doing pretty well for himself.
Born in Chicago, he remembers being in the car with his parents at nearby Northwestern University when another sport caught his eye.
After stops in St. Albert and with Dawgs Academy, the multi-tooled shortstop has committed to the University of Michigan.
Read More Going BlueGetting a call from Baseball Canada’s Greg Hamilton is a pretty good reason to be late for class.
Already running behind, Dawgs Academy catcher Taye Thierman had to flout the province’s new cell phone policy to get the news that he would be joining the Junior National Team roster.
Read More Taye at the Plate