“It’s a relief for sure.”
The Edmonton Prospects headed into the off-season with a cloud of uncertainty surrounding its future at RE/MAX Field.
But a deal for 2020 has been signed and now, head coach and assistant general manager Jordan Blundell says they can now focus on the “fun stuff” heading into the summer.
Read More Capital GainsIt has been nearly 15 years since Central Alberta said “goodbye” to the Red Deer Generals.
Many questions have lingered over the years as to whether college-level baseball would ever return.
Those same fans now have their answer, as they will be saying “hello” to a Western Canadian Baseball League team in Sylvan Lake in 2021.
Read More Jumping Into The LakeThe air has been cleared over the direction of the Brooks Bombers.
After months of speculation and rumours, the Western Canadian Baseball League approved the sale of the team to the community.
With the new structure in place, team president and Brooks Regional Ballpark Association chairperson Jason Thomasen says the real work is now underway to put a quality product on and off the field.
Read More Bombers’ New RunwayDespite a summer that pretty much didn’t happen weather-wise, the Western Canadian Baseball League is touting it as a success.
Now all eyes are on the future, starting with a 2020 season that will feature two fewer teams.
As league president Kevin Kvame told us, 2021 will also be a season of change with expansion coming to Alberta.
Read More 2020 VisionThe Western Canadian Baseball League recently announced their 2019 award winners and all-star teams.
Here’s a look at the people who were recognized for their outstanding achievements in the 12-team WCBL, which calls Alberta and Saskatchewan home.
Read More 2019 WCBL Award Winners