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North Laurel Athletics announced the promotion of Nathan Stewart to Baseball Head Coach, highlighting his extensive history with the program and his recent role as Bass Fishing Head Coach.
Prep Baseball Iowa recognizes Hunter Sunkle's exceptional performances on the mound, highlighting his dual role as pitcher and outfielder and his flawless ERA.
Jackson McKenzie, a First‑Team All‑SWAC selection with a .397 batting average and 12 home runs, has committed to Florida State baseball, linking his family's legacy with the Seminoles.
The 2026 season ended with a prestigious First Team All‑State selection, highlighting exceptional pitching, hitting and all‑round talent from schools across Louisiana.
Prep Baseball Iowa recognized Ames’ senior standout Cullen Smith as its Hitter of the Week for Week 3, highlighting a .692 batting average and dominant all‑around performance.
Freshman Beau Stevens of Archbishop Rummel earns the 2026 Prep Baseball Louisiana Newcomer of the Year award after a standout season marked by impressive stats and mature play.
A rundown of upcoming baseball games across the Front Range League and Legion, their broadcast details, and the community‑focused Bark in the Park event.
The village opens Thursday at noon and runs daily throughout the series, offering gear, vendors and interactive experiences for baseball enthusiasts.
The University of Indianapolis baseball team concluded a remarkable campaign with a No. 20 ranking in the final ABCA coaches poll, underscoring a four‑year stretch of sustained excellence.
The 2025 Congressional Baseball Game pits a Democratic team on a six‑game losing streak against a Republican roster bolstered by former MLB slugger Mark Teixeira, with both parties eyeing a charity fundraiser that could break records.
The versatile junior from Florida A&M, known for his potent bat and reliable arm, has chosen Florida State, bringing a blend of power hitting and relief pitching to the program.
The resignation marks the end of a successful tenure and the start of a new chapter for both the coach and the consolidated high school.
The 91st annual Congressional Baseball Game broke ticket and fundraising records, raising over $2.75 million for local charities while reinforcing bipartisan camaraderie on Capitol Hill.
A recent court decision favoring former player Darin Ruf underscores the legal vulnerabilities facing Major League Baseball, while the NFL’s field safety protocols offer a model for mitigation.
Dylan Winebrenner and Joey Giordano were selected to the 2026 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Division I All‑Atlantic Region Second Team, highlighting a breakout season for the University of Richmond baseball program.
The Cincinnati Reds have lost five straight games, endure a -55 run differential, and are missing key offensive firepower, prompting manager Terry Francona to call for collective improvement.
Washington State’s left‑hander Nick Lewis was crowned the 2026 Mountain West Conference Pitcher of the Year and earned ABCA All‑West Region Second Team honors, driving the program to its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2010.
Julio Solier leads the regional first team while teammates Nick Wang, Ty Mainolfi and Gavin Soares receive second-team accolades, underscoring a historic 37-win campaign and NCAA Tournament berth.
From family‑driven Little League roots to international analytics projects, JJ Svenson is set to join the Detroit Tigers as an analytics associate after graduating from UCLA.
Livermore High’s baseball team reaches the NorCal finals, faces criticism over tournament seeding, and sparks debate over transgender athletes in girls’ sports.
Ryan Van Amburg, a veteran coach with a strong track record in player development, has been named head baseball coach at UT‑Permian Basin. His extensive experience spans several colleges and includes notable achievements in fielding and hitting.
Freshman shortstop Jett Kenady was recognized as a NCBWA Freshman Second‑Team All‑American and earned a spot on the ACC All‑Freshman Team, while revealing his commitment to return for the 2027 season.
The first third of the 2024 season reveals a dramatic decline in production from players over 35, reshaping how clubs value experience versus emerging youth.
A dozen Nebraska alumni and current players are scattered across the nation, competing in top summer leagues that serve as stepping stones to professional baseball.