Dale Tilleman’s first year scouting sandlots looking for diamonds in the rough was in 1993.
He was a part-time scout, working for New York Yankees scout Dick Groch, who signed Hall of Famer Derek Jeter.
Canadian Baseball Network’s Bob Elliott tapped in Tilleman to come up with his all-time Alberta squad.
Read More Tilleman’s All-Alberta TeamAlberta’s best was on full display in November as Baseball Alberta presented its annual awards.
The event was held in-person for the first time since 2019, and also featured the Baseball Canada awards.
We take a look back at some of the highlights from the festivities.
Read More Celebrating Baseball Alberta’s Best in 2022Michael Yusypchuk is already turning into one of the most-heralded young Alberta prospects heading into the 2024 MLB Draft.
The 16-year-old St. Albert Minor Baseball Association product added to his legacy this summer by throwing a no-hitter during the 2022 Canada Summer Games.
He hopes to continue his dominance as he heads to Dawgs Academy and, eventually, Missouri State University.
Read More Bear ApparentEric Hartman has etched his name in the Canada Summer Games record books.
The St. Albert product and Dawgs Academy infielder hit a grand slam against Quebec during the Games to set the mark for runs batted in during one tournament.
Canadian Baseball Network’s Kevin Glew has the story.
Read More Hartman’s Historic PerformanceIt’s rare to find Sean Dunn without a smile on his face.
The young Fort McMurray native is soaking in the moments while playing for his hometown Western Canadian Baseball League team.
The Giants hurler “definitely got the chills” pitching in the Canada Day 2022 home game.
Read More Getting the Job DunnThe Wheatley family tree has deep Canadiana roots.
From Glace Bay, N.S. to Cape Breton, to Edmonton to Iowa and next fall to Georgia.
Canadian Baseball Network’s Bob Elliott takes a look at the next generation of Wheatley, Jack, who has committed to Liberty University.
Read More All In The (Wheatley) FamilyIt will come as no surprise that the developments around COVID-19 will continue to dominate the sports headlines in the months ahead.
But assuming we can have a normal(ish) summer, what other storylines should we be watching?
We take out our crystal ball to look at the five stories that we expect will have local, provincial and national implications.
Read More Five Storylines We’re Watching in 2022It wasn’t the usual banquet with all the fixings, but the Baseball Alberta annual awards ceremony still had a celebratory air to it.
While “unprecedented” feels like one of the most over-used words of the past couple of years, 2021 will certainly go down as one that officials won’t forget any time soon.
We recap the awards, some of the speeches and what Baseball Alberta president Jon Oko had to say in this story.
Read More Celebrating Baseball Alberta’s 2021Heidi Northcott is no stranger to remaining calm in the storm.
On the baseball field, she held the fate of her team with every pitch she threw.
She has had to use that mindset during the COVID-19 pandemic as a Registered Respiratory Therapist in Edmonton.
Read More Save SituationMany young athletes have dreams of representing Canada on the international stage.
For four young Albertans, they took one big step towards that goal recently during Baseball Canada’s Women’s National Team Showcase.
They hope their performance was enough for them to get the call to the national team once an international event is once again organized.
Read More Fantastic Four