The Okotoks Dawgs are perennial championship contenders.
The eight-time Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) champs and three-peat winners from 2022 and 2024 will be looking to get back to the heap this summer.
Read More 2026 Okotoks Dawgs Season PreviewThey’re competitive, but Turner Zdunich says there is no sibling rivalry between he and his three brothers.
That being said, the High River native and Dawgs Academy alum may still be reveling in the fact that he has eclipsed his older brother, Tucker, in a couple of career milestones at Colby Community College.
Read More His Turn to ShineDon’t bother trying to remind University of Portland Pilots right-hander William Labonté that he’s a freshman, because he doesn’t care.
And it shows.
The former Okotoks Dawgs Academy pitcher is on everyone’s radar after his outstanding start.
Read More In The Pilot’s SeatLogan Rumberg has some lofty expectations of himself in his senior season at George Mason University.
The Dawgs Academy grad joined us recently to discuss his preparation, journaling, and a combined no-hitter he threw in March.
Read More Taking NoteIt’s hard not to notice Tyson Kajmowicz.
Standing 6-foot-6 and weighing 195 pounds, the 17-year-old is a towering presence on the mound for Dawgs Academy in Okotoks.
His performance on the field has landed him a commitment with Weatherford College.
Read More 1 Thru 9: Tyson KajmowiczRiley Wolbeck might just be the human definition of the classic line, “What are they putting in the water?”
The 15-year-old Leduc native stands out in more ways than one, with a height of 6-foot-4 and weight of 220 pounds.
Read More 1 Thru 9: Riley WolbeckHe might be the youngest on Baseball Canada’s roster at the World Baseball Classic, but Matt Wilkinson is always willing to answer the bell to prove he belongs.
The Dawgs Academy and Okotoks Dawgs alum is ready to represent his country again before heading back to the Cleveland Guardians system.
Read More All Aboard to the WBCYou would be hard-pressed to find a more memorable opening weekend of professional baseball than the one Eric Hartman had.
The St. Albert native and Dawgs Academy grad may have come back to Earth later in 2025, but he learned plenty of lessons in his first pro season.
Read More Stealing the ShowThere’s being a pilot and then there’s being a Pilot.
Matthew Tran aspires of being both and will soon fulfill one of those dreams when he suits up for the University of Portland Pilots after he graduates high school this spring.
Read More 1 Thru 9: Matthew TranAnother move south is in the cards for Ethan Pittman.
The Fort McMurray native and Dawgs Academy product is joining coach Andy Peterson at Linn-Benton Community College.
Read More 1 Thru 9: Ethan Pittman