Trentin Kooy loves being on a baseball field.
He’s played in numerous tournaments and showcases over the past couple of years, hoping to capture the attention of scouts and college coaches.
The Saskatoon native and Going Yard Academy product is hitting the biggest stage soon at the Canadian Futures Showcase.
Read More Trentin’s TravelsAfter two straight silver medal performances at the Baseball Canada Men’s National Championships, the Regina Trappers are hoping to win it all at home in 2025.
Read More Silver SluggersSaskatchewan is quickly asserting itself as a powerhouse on the girls and women’s national baseball stage.
The province just finished its best summer ever with a silver medal and three second-place finishes.
And players with the program believe the best is yet to come.
Read More Fantastic FourThere are all kinds of pick-off moves by pitchers.
Rod Heisler had a unique move that allowed him to be successful with Baseball Canada for years.
Canadian Baseball Network’s Bob Elliott has more as the Moose Jaw native was inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.
Read More Heisler’s Hall CallFormer big league pitchers and national team standouts Andrew Albers and Dustin Molleken headline the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2024.
Major league umpire Stu Scheurwater and several others will also be honoured in the August 17 induction ceremony.
Read More Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2024He put the “battle” in North Battleford.
Following a playing career full of twists and turns that showed off his resilience, Andrew Albers has returned to his home province of Saskatchewan and he’s ready for the next chapter of his baseball life in the Western Canadian Baseball League.
Read More Saskatchewan StalwartThe 2026 World Baseball Classic can’t come fast enough for Ernie Whitt.
The Baseball Canada manager believes his team is on the cusp of getting into the championship bracket of the tournament if all the stars align – literally.
Whitt will be the guest speaker at the Regina Red Sox annual banquet April 20.
Read More No Doubt About WhittJohn Axford officially announced his retirement in a social media post on Tuesday night.
The 11-year MLB hurler was happy to throw his final professional pitch for Canada in last year’s World Baseball Classic.
The Canadian Baseball Network’s Kevin Glew takes a look at the former Melville Millionaire’s announcement.
Read More The Ax-Man RetiresZoe Hicks is no stranger to travel.
Growing up, she lived in all three prairie provinces with her family, then started chasing her softball and baseball dreams across the country.
The Baseball Canada Women’s National Team MVP and Softball Canada star is looking for big things in 2024.
Read More No Ordinary ZoeSaskatoon’s Amy Johnson is entering her third season with Baseball Canada’s Women’s National Team.
After what feels like a long offseason, she’s hoping to realize a dream by representing Canada at the Women’s Baseball World Cup in Thunder Bay.
Read More World Cup Dreams
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