He’s a bit young to be a Hall of Famer, let alone someone who has been recognized as a two-time inductee.
But 26-year-old Logan Hofmann – a mound monster from Muenster, Saskatchewan – has the baseball achievements to back up his induction into both the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and the Colby Community College Hall of Fame.
Read More From the Vault: Logan HofmannAny athlete will tell you about what an honour it is to represent your home province at a major national championship.
Not many can tell you about what it’s like to do it at three tournaments in a summer.
Such was the case for Criseyde Borthwick as she suited up for Team Saskatchewan at the Baseball Canada 16U, 19U and Women’s Championships in 2026.
Read More Commending CriseydeIt sure didn’t take Aiden Kilshaw long to knock a few items off his bucket list in 2026.
From repping Saskatchewan and Canada to winning the WCBL championship with the Saskatoon Berries, his memorable season came to an end with being named the Baseball Sask Male Player of the Year.
Read More Kilshaw’s Dream SeasonHe’s always been a postseason performer.
Whether he was taking the mound in the Western Major Baseball League (WMBL) or in Major League Baseball (MLB), pitcher John Axford saved his best for when the games mattered the most.
That’s been particularly noticeable when the Ontario-born product represented the Milwaukee Brewers, the team he logged 269 regular season games and 263-plus innings with over six years.
Read More From the Vault: John AxfordLooking back on 2026, Greg Brons beams like a proud papa.
As Baseball Sask hosted its annual general meeting and awards in Regina, the Baseball Sask High Performance Director can’t help but smile as he thinks about all the accomplishments of the past year.
Read More Celebrating Baseball Sask’s Best of 2026They have all made it their mission to leave baseball in Saskatchewan in a better place than it was when they first started.
From players and coaches to umpires and volunteers, the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum was proud to induct nine individuals, three teams and one family with its Class of 2026.
Read More Celebrating the Sask Hall’s Class of 2026“I had a really good summer season this year.”
It seems like a bit of an understatement from Rhett Cawood as he took to social media to reflect on the summer that he had.
He has put his name on the baseball map in a big way, standing out in competition against players a year or two older for most of the season.
Read More Good CawoodThe national medal haul might not have been as fruitful as past years, but Saskatchewan’s contingents at Baseball Canada events did the province proud.
Highlighted by the bronze medal-winning efforts of the 19U Women’s team on home turf in Saskatoon, each team played in exciting and meaningful games.
On each team, there were several standout performances worthy of recognition.
Read More 2026 in Review: Baseball Sask at NationalsYou have to give a lot of credit to Swift Current infielder Jake Hiromoto as it could have been really easy for him to soak in all the moments of a record-setting year.
Instead, he was team-first at every turn, ending every interview he did in his rookie season with a “Go 57’s.”
Read More OPINION: Unveiling Joe’s 2026 WCBL Awards BallotThe top performers in the Western Canadian Baseball League have been made official.
The summer collegiate circuit that calls Alberta and Saskatchewan home has named its Rookie of the Year, Most Outstanding Canadian, Most Outstanding Pitcher, Top Relief Pitcher, Coach of the Year, Mitch Ball Memorial Award winner, All-Star Teams and Most Valuable Players from the regular season and postseason.
Read More WCBL Unveils 2026 Award Winners
