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The latest GametimeCT baseball poll released on May 11, 2026, sees Glastonbury debut at No. 8 and Bethel climb to No. 10, while the traditional powerhouses hold steady.
The Ducks’ recent surge places them in position to host a regional in Eugene and chase additional Quad 1 victories.
This week's waiver wire highlights include Xander Bogaerts' power surge, Ryan Waldschmidt's promising debut, and a trio of pitchers whose recent performances could tip the scales for fantasy managers.
North Carolina will host Pitt in its last regular‑season home series, honoring seniors while highlighting a pitching staff that tops the ACC in ERA and a defense that leads the nation in key metrics.
A look at the upcoming WPIAL playoff games across baseball, softball, and lacrosse, featuring notable matchups, title defenses, and underdog narratives.
A personal look at the legacies of Ted Turner’s daring ownership and Bobby Cox’s managerial brilliance, woven with memories that still resonate.
A look at the program's historic sellout run, the upcoming Duke series, and the chance to lock up the conference crown.
The Rainbow Warriors lost the series finale to UC Davis 3-1, squandering an early advantage and stranding seven runners, but will finish the season at home against CSUN with first pitch at 6:35 p.m.
A dominant 7‑3 victory over Pitt highlights Carolina’s third consecutive 40‑win season, featuring key performances from Hynek, Boaz and others as the team heads to Wilmington for a Tuesday night matchup.
The Longhorns defeated Tennessee 13-6, marking the program’s 1,500th conference win and showcasing standout performances from several players.
The latest Minnesota high school baseball state rankings reveal Farmington’s unbeaten streak, while several teams experience unexpected setbacks and breakthrough performances across the state.
The Rainbow Warriors dropped two of three games to UC Davis, and now a decisive series against Cal State Northridge could determine whether they finish third in the conference or fall out of the Big West tournament.
With one week left in the regular season, the latest NCAA baseball tournament projections have been upended, reshaping the picture of which schools will host and which will travel.
The Bruins have locked up the Big Ten regular‑season championship and are preparing for the conference tournament with a focus on culture and mentorship.
Lander, the back‑to‑back Peach Belt champion, and North Georgia, the regular‑season title winner, are set to compete in the NCAA Division II baseball tournament's Southeast Regional in Tigerville, South Carolina.
With a 13‑14 conference record, the Volunteers must navigate a critical week to overtake rivals and secure a top‑eight seed, a feat that would grant them a first‑round bye in the SEC Tournament.
The Bulldogs swept the MAC Freedom awards, with senior JT Anderosky capturing both Player and Defensive Player of the Year, while pitcher Mike Hooker earned Pitcher of the Year. The program finished with 33 wins and could host the opening NCAA Tournament weekend.
After a 2-0 loss in the opener and a 7-4 victory in the second, the Roxana Shells sit at 16-6, aiming for 20 wins and a strong playoff run.
With a 13‑14 conference record and a tie for tenth, the Vols' final games against Oklahoma could determine whether they secure a top‑eight seed and a coveted bye in the SEC Tournament.
Auburn’s baseball team has surged to No. 3 in the RPI after a decisive series against Mississippi State, boasting a 16‑10 SEC record and a schedule ranked as the nation’s toughest. With a perfect run against lower‑tier opponents and 13 wins over Quad 1 teams, the Tigers are poised for a critical final week that includes a matchup against No. 5 Georgia at Plainsman Park. A strong finish could lock in a national seed and home‑field advantage for the NCAA tournament.
A deep dive into the teams posting sub‑95 wRC+ scores, the pitching staffs that are faltering, and the most promising hitters to add off the wire this week.
The scheduled Tuesday night contest at Jack Cook Field was called off after Virginia Tech withdrew from its contract, leaving the Thundering Herd without a replacement game and setting the stage for a Thursday showdown with Texas State.
The eighth‑seeded Edward Waters Tigers will open the NCAA Division II South Regional against the No. 1 seed West Florida Argonauts in Pensacola, Florida, on May 14, looking to extend their remarkable season.
The Onekama baseball and softball teams each posted a win and a loss at the Mason County Eastern tournament, with standout individual efforts and upcoming games on the horizon.