“The old saying that the quickest route to the next level is catching.
Canadian players are living up to that adage.
C Deiten Lachance, of the McLennan Highlanders, is the highest ranked Canuck in the top 500 junior college players heading into the July draft, according to Perfect Game scouting Service.”
Read MoreSix days after being hit in the face by a 100-mph fastball, Okotoks Dawgs slugger Nash Crowell (Yarmouth, N.S.) returned to belt home runs in three consecutive games for Reinhardt University. For his efforts, he has been named the Canadian Baseball Network’s College Player of the Week.
Read MoreThe UBC Thunderbirds stayed perfect at home with Sunday's doubleheader sweep against the Bushnell University Beacons.
Read MoreABC alum Emilien Pitre (Repentigny Que.) had three hits on Sunday as Kentucky completed a sweep over the Houston Cougars.
Read MoreThe UBC Thunderbirds earned 8-1 and 6-3 victories over the visiting Bushnell Beacons to complete a doubleheader sweep on Saturday afternoon.
Read More“With a month left in his college baseball season, Payton McHarg’s name is already in the Washburn University record books for home runs in a season.
The question becomes: how many more can he hit?
Through 32 games, the Saskatoon product has clubbed 17 home runs, putting him in sole possession of fifth place in school’s top single-season performances.”
Read MoreUniversity of Charleston infielder AJ Karosas (Mississauga, Ont.) has been named Terriers’ alum College Player of the Week.
Read MoreGoing Yard Baseball Academy alum Payton McHarg (Saskatoon, Sask.) had eight hits - including four home runs - for Washburn University over the past week. For his efforts, he has been named the Canadian Baseball Network College Player of the Week.
Read MoreThe UBC Thunderbirds win both games of their doubleheader against Eastern Oregon on Sunday to split the series.
Read MoreD'Youville University Saints right-hander Sam Worthen picked up two saves last week to earn Terriers’ College Player of the Week honours.
Read MorePrairie Baseball Academy grad Ty Schaffer (Cardston, Alta.) struck out 10 batters and tossed a complete game in his start to help William Woods University earn a series win last week. For his effort, he has been named the Canadian Baseball Network’s College Player of the Week.
Read MoreRight-hander Owen MacNeil (Georgetown, Ont.) allowed just one run in 4 1/3 innings in his start for the University of Charleston last week to earn him Terriers’ alum Player of the Week honours.
Read MoreLeaside Leafs alum Max Granatstein (Toronto, Ont.) has committed to the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Canadian Baseball Network writer Trevor Fitzpatrick recently spoke with him.
Read MoreABC alum Emilien Pitre (Repentigny, Que.) notched his 100th career hit (and 101st and 102nd) in only his 93rd career game and knocked in four runs to lead No. 21 Kentucky to an 11-3 comeback victory over Evansville on a blustery Tuesday night at Kentucky Proud Park.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network writer Tyson Shushkewich highlights three Canadian senior college players in the D1 ranks to keep an eye on this season.
Read MoreUniversity of Mary outfielder Carter Beck (Carnduff, Sask.) had seven hits - including four home runs - last week to earn Canadian Baseball Network College Player of the Week honours.
Read MoreThe UBC Thunderbirds were edged in dramatic fashion in back-to-back contests as the Oregon Tech Hustlin Owls delivered consecutive walk-off winners to sweep Sunday's doubleheader and secure the series victory at Steen Sports Park.
Read MorePitre homers as Kentucky completes sweep over Georgia
Read More“Before every one of his starts, you will see Reece Hemmerling grab a pendant around his neck, look up at the sky and say four words.
“I love you, Dad.”
It’s a new pre-game ritual for the Beaumont, Alberta product, after his father passed away in November.
The pendant matches a tattoo that Hemmerling had etched on his arm, featuring an anchor that represents how his dad, Troy, was the anchor of the family, and a grey ribbon representing Glioblastoma Cancer awareness.”
Read MoreHendrix College infielder Zach Marriott (Oakville, Ont.) has been named Terriers’ alum College Player of the Week.
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