“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 CawoodRepresenting her home province is going to look a little different this time for Beth Sarauer.
The Clavet native will undoubtedly have a few familiar faces in the stands when she and her Team Saskatchewan teammates take to the field at the Baseball Canada 19U Women’s National Championships in Saskatoon.
Read More Home Sweet HomeWhen Braidy Birdsall puts her mind to something, nothing is getting in her way.
Even when facing injuries, she’s the first to pick herself back up and get motivated to overcome the obstacle.
It’s a mindset that has served her well as an athlete, including in baseball where she’s been chosen in the Women’s Pro Baseball League draft.
Read More Bird on the WireIt was another big year for Baseball Sask with more medals and increasing interest at the grassroots.
The provincial organization successfully navigated another typical prairie summer, including a few more rainouts and smoky days than they would have preferred.
We take a look back at the annual Baseball Sask Awards.
Read More Celebrating Baseball Sask’s Best of 2025The road to Canadian baseball academy supremacy will run through Okotoks.
Baseball Canada and Dawgs Academy have announced the launch of “The Road to Okotoks” national championship, which will see 16 elite academy teams compete for the Morneau Cup.
Read More Okotoks to Host Canadian Academy ChampionshipLike many Canadian kids who loved baseball, Mitchell Rauckman grew up as a fan of the Toronto Blue Jays.
Even though he is primarily a pitcher himself, the Saskatoon native always enjoyed watching slugger Josh Donaldson.
He’s been to Rogers Centre to watch his favourite team play, and now he gets the opportunity to step on the turf at the Canadian Futures Showcase.
Read More Rauck is Rollin’He was a Canadian baseball giant.
Jim Baba had a profound impact on the game across Canada and around the globe, regarded as a well-respected and influential leader who served in a variety of roles including executive director of Baseball Canada from 2000 to 2021.
Baba recently passed away at the age of 69 following a long battle with blood cancer, resulting in a tidal wave of tributes from across the baseball world.
Read More Remembering Jim BabaThey have been pioneers and trailblazers for baseball in communities across the province.
The Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum celebrated its 40th induction ceremony with the Class of 2025 in mid-August.
Read More Celebrating the Sask Hall’s Class of 2025Some were calling it the “Pool of Death.”
In a pool with B.C., Ontario, Quebec and Alberta, Team Saskatchewan persevered to capture bronze at the Canada Summer Games in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Read More Saskatchewan Green and BronzeAs we celebrate the holiday season, we present to you something special: a Saskatchewan baseball-style edition of the 12 Days of Christmas!
Read More The Twelve Days of Baseball Christmas
