Ryan Radkey, a former University of Jamestown baseball standout, has officially signed a professional contract with the Boise Hawks of the Pioneer Baseball League, marking the next step in his athletic journey.
During his collegiate tenure, Radkey compiled a 9‑4 record with a 3.57 earned run average across 93 ⅓ innings, showcasing a blend of durability and control that caught the attention of scouts.
His senior season in 2025 saw him post a 5‑3 record and a 3.33 ERA, striking out 52 batters while earning a spot on the Northwoods League All‑Star roster after a stint with the Bismarck Larks.
A fresh start in Boise
Prior to joining the Hawks, Radkey made five appearances for the Ogden Raptors, including four starts, before debuting for Boise on July 15, where he tossed six innings, surrendered three runs and recorded four strikeouts.
The Pioneer Baseball League, an MLB Partner League spanning the Mountain West region, provides a competitive platform for players like Radkey to transition from college to higher levels of professional play.
Coaches and teammates alike have praised Radkey’s work ethic and his ability to command a diverse pitch mix, traits that could make him a reliable arm in the Hawks’ rotation.
Fans in Boise are eager to see how the former Jimmie will adapt to the league’s pace, and early indications suggest he is poised to contribute immediately.
Looking ahead
With the contract in place, Radkey joins a growing list of alumni from the University of Jamestown who have leveraged the collegiate experience to launch successful professional careers, a trend that underscores the program’s rising reputation.