The Twelve Days of Baseball Christmas

As we celebrate the holiday season, we present to you something special: a Saskatchewan baseball-style edition of the 12 Days of Christmas!

Province of the Year

Baseball Sask is once again the envy of the Baseball Canada world.

For a record 10th time since 1986, the organization was named Province of the Year by the federal body during its annual awards banquet in November.

Celebrating Baseball Sask’s Best

Blink and it feels like you missed it.

The baseball season across the Canadian prairies flies by, especially when the weather cooperates, and that was the case again in Saskatchewan in 2024.

Baseball Sask reflected on the year that was with its annual awards banquet on Oct. 19.

Fantastic Four

Saskatchewan 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.

No Ordinary Zoe

Zoe 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.

World Cup Dreams

Saskatoon’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.