His family spent years billeting young Regina Red Sox players.
Now, Zander Oudie-Senger is the one signing autographs for young fans at Currie Field.
The 21-year-old Okanagan College hurler will return for his third season with the Red Sox this summer.
Read More Pride of ReginaMelville’s Nathan Houston has made a name for himself in his freshman season with Arizona Western College.
The 18-year-old infielder has been named Second-Team All-Region and Second-Team All-Conference.
It’s an experience he will bring to the Moose Jaw Miller Express this summer.
Read More Houston Has No ProblemRegina’s Gavin Wuschke is looking to accomplish something few others have done before him.
The Balfour Collegiate High School product already has a Canadian College Baseball Conference and Western Canadian Baseball League title.
He would love nothing more than to win another championship with the Bellevue University Bruins of the NAIA.
Read More The Title TrifectaBaseball is in Carter Beck’s blood.
From shagging foul balls for freezie money at his father’s senior ball games in Carnduff to suiting up for his province, he has enjoyed success at every level.
That includes an excellent start to his collegiate career with the University of Mary Marauders.
Read More There’s Something About UMaryHe 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 StalwartPayton McHarg is enjoying a season to remember with Washburn University.
The Saskatoon product has already clubbed 17 home runs and still has 16 games remaining in the season.
He’s also hoping to be a big piece of the offence for the expansion Saskatoon Berries.
Read More Road to the Record BooksBob Elliott has released his full list of the most influential Canadians in baseball, and the Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) makes a number of appearances on the esteemed roll call.
The Hall-of-Fame journalist produced a list of 140 top names in the sport, with Alex Anthopoulos, general manager of the Atlanta Braves, at first overall; followed by Phillies’ skipper Rob Thomson in second; and Josh Naylor – slugger with the Cleveland Guardians – in the third spot.
Here’s a look at where WCBL personalities landed on the Canadian Baseball Network list …
Read More Making the ListRegina’s Ethan Merk has enjoyed success at every level of baseball.
From the Moose Jaw Miller Express to the Victoria Golden Tide to now with the Doane University Tigers, he’s taking it all in stride.
Read More Making A MerkSaskatoon’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 DreamsNolan Sparks was just 12 years old when his hometown team, the Saskatoon Yellow Jackets, folded following the 2014 Western Major Baseball League season.
Now 21, Sparks is hoping to help rebuild the summer collegiate scene in his hometown as the first signee of the expansion Saskatoon Berries.
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