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The agreement, signed by the International University Sports Federation and the World Baseball Softball Confederation, promises new competition opportunities and educational benefits for student‑athletes across the globe.
The Gators hosted a historic regional, earned a top‑eight seed, and now face a wave of departures while retaining hope for the next season.
The Red Raiders missed the NCAA tournament for the third straight year, prompting a wave of player movement and a focus on rebuilding pitching and lineup depth.
The Sooners and Jayhawks meet in Lawrence for a best‑of‑three series after both teams advanced through dramatic regional play.
The Bulldogs posted a 16‑9 record after a mixed performance at the State A‑B Baseball Tournament in Polson, highlighted by wins over Columbus and Frenchtown and a rain‑delayed finale.
From meticulous scouting to a 5‑1 record and a Bay State Conference MVP award, Natick’s star pitcher Thurston Kiefer is reshaping the team’s destiny.
From a legacy of standout athletes to this spring's Division I commitments, the StarNews launches a fan poll to crown the 2026 End‑of‑Season Baseball Player of the Year, with voting open through June 24.
Five Drury University baseball players have been named to the 2026 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District squad, highlighting their combined classroom dedication and on‑field performance.
USC’s 12 national titles and a 19‑game winning streak bring them to Chapel Hill, where they will meet a No. 5 seeded UNC team hungry for its first championship. With ace pitchers Mason Edwards and Grant Govel leading a potent offense, the series promises a historic showdown.
Five Drury University baseball athletes were named to the 2026 College Sports Communicators Academic All‑District team, recognizing their combined excellence on the diamond and in the classroom.
The USC Trojans, with twelve national titles, meet the No.5 UNC Tar Heels in a best‑of‑three series that begins June 5 on ESPN2, with a spot in the College World Series on the line.
The Rebels, led by coach Mike Bianco and player Dom Decker, have advanced to the super regionals after a dramatic win, with a showdown against Auburn looming.
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a conditional no‑objection letter for New College of Florida’s plan to build a baseball field on airport property, but the project still depends on lease updates and compliance with fair‑market‑value requirements.
A record number of players have entered the NCAA transfer portal, leaving the program with a thin roster and a daunting reconstruction project.
After a 13‑year run that ended with a 19‑17 record, Steve Smith resigned from Calvary Christian School, opening the door for Matt Ward to take over as head baseball coach. Ward, a longtime fixture in the Columbus baseball community, steps into the role with a clear vision for rebuilding the Knights, while his son Carson helped the team capture a state championship and assistant coach Wade Pirkle arrives with a championship pedigree.
Trinity High School, the top‑ranked and defending champion, seeks to become the first Kentucky team to repeat since 1998, while a field of sixteen teams prepares for games at Legends Field and Kentucky Proud Park, culminating on June 13.
Texas teams claimed victories in both softball and baseball at the 2026 FCA All-Star week in Burkburnett, with the softball squad ending a five‑year drought against Oklahoma and the baseball side cruising to a 13‑2 win.
The recent award ceremony for the Mid‑Peninsula Conference and West PAC baseball leagues highlighted a standout season for the Negaunee Miners, with senior Owen Cardinal being crowned Player of the Year in the M‑PC and sharing co‑Pitcher of the Year honors in the West PAC.
After 20 years at Santa Fe College and eight at Polk State Community College, Johnny Wiggs will step down on August 3, leaving behind a legacy of championships, two Junior College World Series appearances and heartfelt thanks to players and assistants.
After capturing the sectional title, the University baseball squad is set to travel to Mooresville for a regional final against Greencastle, while Guerin Catholic readies for a 3 p.m. matchup with Northview; the victors will move on to the state semi‑state games scheduled for June 13.
West Linn edged Tualatin 5‑2 with a fifth‑inning surge, while Clackamas routed Jesuit 8‑1, paving the way for a much‑anticipated title match.
Chris Hart, a longtime Wolfpack assistant, is now the head coach. His staff, the transfer portal, and a promising freshman class shape the program's next chapter.
A thrilling nine-inning victory highlights the team's resilience, while other local squads also progress toward the state championships.
The Cotter Ramblers defeated the Lourdes Eagles 11‑5 to win the Section 1AA baseball championship, ending an 18‑year wait and setting up a Class AA quarterfinal clash in St. Cloud on June 11.