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The Bermudian Springs baseball team is poised to contest the PIAA championship, a historic milestone for the program. Fueled by a resilient core of players and a coach determined to keep the team loose, the Eagles are ready to chase a title that has eluded them for over a decade.
The annual All-Area baseball team highlights standout performances from across northwest Louisiana, recognizing athletes, pitchers, and coaches who led their schools to notable seasons.
More than a hundred children attended the St. Louis Cardinals Kids Clinic, where former major leaguers taught fundamentals and participants received merchandise and a signed baseball.
After a two‑year drought, the Milton Wildcats have surged back to the Division 2 state championship, highlighted by a dramatic 6‑5 victory over St. Mary’s (Lynn) and a pitching performance that turned the tide.
Georgia’s baseball team has captured the SEC regular‑season and tournament titles, boasting a 28‑7 record against league opponents and a flawless 6‑0 mark versus Mississippi State. As the College World Series opens in Omaha, the Bulldogs face an all‑SEC bracket featuring Texas, Alabama and Oklahoma, a challenge that has coach Brian O’Connor praising their lineup as one of the best he’s ever seen.
The St. Joseph-Ogden baseball team secured a spot in the state semifinals with a 9-0 victory over Williamsville, setting up a showdown against Ottawa Marquette in Champaign.
The Palouse Patriots baseball program has merged with the Pullman Posse and Whitman County Cougars, forming three tiered teams that prioritize player development, mental resilience, and community connection.
Mackinaw City’s baseball squad finished a strong campaign with multiple players earning all‑Northern Lakes Conference accolades and academic awards.
A statewide poll is underway to determine the Athens area’s 2026 all‑area baseball player of the year, with voters given until mid‑June to choose among the coaches’ selections.
Fantasy baseball managers can gain a decisive edge by targeting short‑term pitcher rentals, and this week’s slate offers several high‑upside options.
York edged Wells 5-4, Scarborough slipped past Marshwood 3-2, and Falmouth dominated Marshwood 16-12 in girls lacrosse, highlighting standout efforts across the state.
The Hoosier Crossroads Conference has unveiled its All-Conference baseball squad, highlighting elite pitchers and hitters from Hamilton County and beyond.
Two Hamilton County high school baseball programs will compete for semi‑state crowns on Saturday, with action spread across Jasper and Indianapolis.
High school baseball teams battled in sectional tournaments across Wisconsin, with historic rivalries and surprising upsets shaping the path to the state tournament.
Altoona’s senior golfer Elliot Skinner tees off on the final day of the WIAA State Boys Golf Tournament at University Ridge, while the Eau Claire Express looks to fire up its offense against the Willmar Stingers.
A 10‑run seventh inning against Los Angeles highlights a struggling relief corps, with the club eyeing promotions from Indianapolis.
Freshman right-hander Myles Upchurch was selected to the National College Baseball Writers Association First Team All-American, a first for Alabama since 2024, and helped guide the Tide to Omaha.
Tremont defeated Armstrong 9-1 and will meet Jacksonville Routt, while Putnam County beat Galena 7-4 and faces North Clay in the final four.
Four high school baseball squads and two golf champions were celebrated after sectional finals, setting the stage for the upcoming state competitions.
Four WPIAL baseball teams will compete for PIAA state championships at Penn State this week, each aiming to add a title to a season that already delivered district victories.
Christian Yelich reached second after a fielding error by Henry Bolte, highlighting a rare lapse in an otherwise solid defensive effort.
A 12-3 defeat at PNC Park highlighted Paul Skenes’ first quality start in weeks, a back-to-back homer start, and a ten-run seventh inning that left the Pirates with a four-game skid and a looming trade deadline move.
Des Moines Lincoln defeated Marshalltown 7‑3 and 17‑8 in a doubleheader that featured 23 hits, 10 extra‑base knocks and a marathon second game lasting over three hours.
The board’s 8‑0 vote follows a successful fundraising campaign that covered the $110,000 startup cost, paving the way for the first baseball seasons in 2027.