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The Longlpex baseball postseason awards are underway, with three separate polls determining the Most Valuable Player in each division. Voting closes Saturday at 11:59 p.m., and the results will shape the final playoff narratives.
The Indiana High School Athletic Association’s sectional round kicks off with a slate of competitive teams, highlighted by dominant pitching staffs, standout hitters and promising college commitments.
Pinkerton Academy's baseball squad defeated Dover 5‑0, improving to 14‑4, while the girls lacrosse team edged Winnacunnet 12‑8. Both teams face their final regular‑season tests this week.
Nebraska's baseball program enters the NCAA Tournament as a No. 13 seed, hosting the Lincoln Regional for the first time since 2008. The regional includes South Dakota State, Arizona State and Ole Miss, with the winner advancing to the Auburn Regional. Head coach Will Bolt leads the team in his fourth regional appearance.
The Gamecocks have paused their coaching search after Paul Mainieri’s resignation, waiting for the NCAA regional weekend to determine which candidates become available.
The University of North Carolina enters the 2026 NCAA Tournament as the No. 5 national seed, hosting the Chapel Hill Regional for the third straight year. The Tar Heels bring a balanced roster that blends a top‑10 ERA, a top‑12 offense and a flawless fielding percentage, positioning them as favorites to advance.
The Orange State League will feature teams from Palm Coast, New Smyrna Beach, Cocoa Beach and St. Augustine, offering families and visitors a series of games throughout July while boosting local tourism.
A poll of 35 nominees from 11 county teams showcases the best of high school baseball, with batting leaders and dominant pitchers vying for the MVP honor.
The IHSAA state baseball tournament has begun, featuring sectional games across Indiana with several Lafayette-area teams defending titles and aiming for new streaks.
With a nation‑leading 149 home runs and a revamped pitching staff, the University of Georgia baseball team is poised to make a deep run in the NCAA tournament, potentially setting up an All‑SEC showdown with Mississippi State.
A rundown of recent quarterfinal victories and the schedule for the next round of games, highlighting key matchups and scores.
The Petersburg PORTA/A‑C Central baseball team captured a program‑record 29 victories, fueled by a 2.96 team ERA and a .314 team batting average, positioning them as strong contenders for a regional championship.
Hosting the Chapel Hill Regional, UNC faces Tennessee, East Carolina and VCU, but its 3.92 ERA and 12th‑ranked offense position the team as a favorite to advance.
The new league will launch its first game on August 1, offering tiered tickets, apparel and a 30‑game schedule across four U.S. markets.
The Gators host an NCAA Regional in Gainesville, aiming for a tenth College World Series appearance while battling home‑field challenges and showcasing a potent offense.
The latest rankings and matchup guide for Wednesday, May 27, shows which starters to chase on the waiver wire, turning opponent weaknesses into a competitive advantage.
A quick dive into the key stats, pitch mixes and fantasy implications from a day that saw several arms lock in dominant performances while a few stumbled.
West Virginia University’s baseball team earned a top seed and home‑field advantage for the NCAA regional, setting up a high‑stakes matchup against Binghamton, Wake Forest and Kentucky.
Northeastern, the Colonial Athletic Association baseball champions, will open the NCAA Baseball Regionals in Lawrence, Kansas, against Big 12 champion Kansas, entering the tournament with a 38‑20 record and a 12th regional appearance.
On a sunny summer day in 1908, 1,800 spectators gathered on Blennerhassett Island to watch the Brooklyn Superbas defeat a ten‑man Parkersburg squad 8‑3. The game, priced at 60 cents round‑trip, featured a hidden player, ten safe hits by the visitors and a flurry of errors that kept the contest far more engaging than a prior meeting with the Cincinnati Reds.
Washington State University’s baseball team clinched its inaugural Mountain West title, dominating San Diego State 14-4 and earning a berth in the Eugene Regional.
Unexpected victories across the Class B state baseball bracket set the stage for a semifinal round filled with clutch performances and walk‑off drama.
The Ducks will open the Regional on Friday against Yale, while Oregon State faces Washington State in the first matchup.
Late innings delivered drama as Grants Pass edged Cleveland, Tigard upset Sunset, and North Medford stunned South Salem, setting the stage for Wednesday’s second round.