Cameron Johnson off to Rutgers
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Bob Elliott shares that there’s another Leiter on track to pitch in the big leagues and this one has a Canadian citizenship.
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Ryan Marton headed for UNLV Rebels
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Four ex-University of Kentucky Wildcats players were named to the Canadian Baseball Network’s 25th Anniversary All-Canadian College Team by legendary scout Walt Burrows.
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One fateful trip to a baseball tryout in Virginia when he was 18 was the start of long and rewarding coaching career for Chris Nakashima (Mississauga, Ont.). It also led him to his future wife. Canadian Baseball Network writer Melissa Verge shares Nakashima’s story.
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Coyle heads to Arkansas Little Rock Trojans
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Legendary Canadian scout Walt Burrows picks the all-time All-Canadian College team to celebrate the 25th anniversary of CBN’s All-Canadian Team.
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Langley Blaze alum Justin Thorsteinson (Langley, BC) will be focused on taking his game to the next level in his senior season with the University of Minnesota. Canadian Baseball Network writer Melissa Verge recently spoke with the young left-hander.
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After an outstanding season with the Wabash Valley Warriers, left-hander Jackson Soucie (Cambridge, Ont.) has been voted the Canadian Baseball Network’s All-Canadian college Player of the Year.
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Several Canadians are among the best incoming freshman to junior colleges, according to Perfect Game.
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Cocnordia Stingers score dramatic win over top ranked Waterloo
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“Patriotes come in all shapes and sizes.
And ages.
There are young’uns, like shortstop Hugues Marineau, 21, of the University du Québec Les Patriotes.
Or mature students like Antoine Gervais, 27.
Or his young teammate Jean-Sébastien Dessureault, 52.”
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“Merek Yeager can’t help but laugh about his first experience in Toronto.
Invited to the 2023 Blue Jays Academy Canadian Futures Showcase, he checked into his hotel then tried to figure out how to get to Rogers Centre.
With all of the skyscrapers, traffic, train stations and tourist attractions in front of him, Yeager started zig-zagging through a 20-minute walk which felt more like an hour.
It didn’t take long for the young hurler to realize he was a long way from home.”
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The Canadian Baseball Network is proud to announce its 2024 All-Canadian college Second Team.
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"The black and gold of Nashville's prestigious private university was a part of Sean Duncan’s attire long before he accepted an offer there.
Growing up a B.C. boy with a dream of playing a high level of baseball, he had a Vanderbilt sweater in his closet as early as nine-years-old, he said.
Now, he’ll be able to put on a jersey and represent the Commodores not as a fan, but as a recently committed member of their baseball team. "
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"After seeing all that Western Canada has to offer, Max Poirier is ready for something different.
In fact, the young hurler is heading to the opposite coast to continue his baseball journey.
After living and playing the game in Canada’s three western-most provinces – suiting up in some major tournaments and playing for Baseball Canada’s Junior National Team – the 17-year-old has committed to the University of Miami."
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The Canadian Baseball Network unveils its 2024 All-Canadian college Third Team.
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Here is a list of all of the former CBN all-Canadian Team members — 231 in all — who have reached the next level, or are on their way to proceeding further down the road than most before retiring. It has been updated to include how they performed in 2024 (if they are still active).
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Canadian Baseball Network contributor Melissa Verge writes about the trail that Women National Team members Jaida Lee (St. John's, Nfld.), Raine Padgham (Abbotsford, B.C.) and Michelle Roche (Burnaby, B.C.) are blazing on the ball field at the University of British Columbia.
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Left-hander Wil Yamka (Oakville, Ont.) writes about his memorable summer with the Kingman Islanders in Kansas.
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