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The Rochester Adams baseball squad defeated Brownstown Woodhaven 10‑4, powered by a five‑run second inning and standout performances from Dominic Dumitrescu and Johnny Safadi, setting up a final showdown with Novi Detroit Catholic Central.
In a back‑and‑forth battle, the Champlin Park baseball squad rallied from a 5‑2 deficit to win 8‑7 over Edina, setting up a championship clash with Rosemount at Target Field.
In a tightly contested game, Ole Miss sophomore Walker Hooks entered in the seventh inning and shut down North Carolina’s lineup, preserving a 2‑1 lead and extending the Rebels’ unbeaten streak in his tournament appearances.
Penn High School is set to meet Fort Wayne Snider in the Class 4A north semi‑state semifinals at Gary’s US Steel Yard, seeking to capitalize on a 25‑6 record and a recent emphasis on fundamentals after a pivotal stretch of games.
The Tar Heels and Rebels meet in Omaha for a historic matchup, with ESPN broadcasting the game at 7 p.m. ET.
Gorham’s baseball squad secured a 3‑0 win over Falmouth in a rain‑delayed quarterfinal, highlighted by Miles Brenner’s dominant pitching and a upcoming showdown with Thornton Academy.
A 7‑2 semifinal win over St. Thomas Academy sends Totino‑Grace back to the Class AAA championship game, where they will meet Mahtomedi on Monday at 4:30 p.m. at Target Field.
In a recent conversation, Grace Ybarra and Cardinals beat reporter Dani Wexelman discuss the team's latest series victory over the Mets, highlight Jordan Walker's rising star, and preview the showdown with the Twins.
Landon Hairston of Arizona State University has been named the 2026 National Player of the Year by Baseball America, finishing a season with 28 home runs and a .400 batting average while remaining a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award. His achievement adds to a storied program history of 15 previous winners and marks a unique decision to return for another year.
Ole Miss and North Carolina meet in a high‑stakes College World Series game, featuring top pitchers, key early moments, and a bracket that will shape the road to the title.
In a thrilling Omaha showdown, West Virginia’s baseball team captured its inaugural College World Series win, edging Troy 7-5 and showcasing the depth that could propel them further.
In a tightly contested state championship, the Royals edged the Eagles with a seventh‑inning triple and an eighth‑inning sacrifice fly, sealing a victory that echoed last year’s loss and highlighted the program’s deep roots in Georgetown’s tight‑knit community.
After a dominant Triple‑A stint, the right‑hander rejoins the majors, joining two other BYU alumni in the league and looking to contribute to Seattle’s pursuit of a division crown
The Dream Catchers Baseball League in Minot, North Dakota, offers a supportive space for individuals with special needs to play baseball. Founded in 2003 by Michelle Bliven, the league has grown from 13 players to 50 athletes, thanks to the dedication of volunteers, donors and a specially designed adaptive field.
After a standout stint in the minors, former Chicago Cubs pitcher Michael Rucker has been called up by the Seattle Mariners, joining a select group of BYU alumni in the majors and bolstering a rotation that ranks among baseball's best.
The Totino‑Grace Eagles defeated St. Thomas Academy 7‑2 in a Class 3A semifinal, fueled by a dominant fifth‑inning rally and a strong six‑inning performance from Joe McGeary. The victory secures a Monday showdown against Mahtomedi, the reigning state champions, at Target Field.
The Upper Peninsula champions concluded their historic run with a 4‑0 loss to Marcellus, but coach Joe Romano praised his players' effort and the program's bright future.
Rappahannock and Patrick Henry will meet in the Class 1 baseball final, while Patrick County and Atlee will contest the Class 2 baseball championship. In softball, William Campbell, Poquoson and Abingdon advanced to their respective title games.
The Ducks' standout performers received top national accolades, highlighting a season of record‑breaking performances and future promise.
Sacred Heart Academy’s baseball team secured a 4‑0 semifinal win behind Nate Siler’s masterful performance, earning a spot in the Division 4 State Championship. Meanwhile, New Lothrop’s softball squad fell 7‑0 to Ravenna, concluding their playoff run.
Rosemount's freshman right-hander delivered a commanding performance, guiding his team to an 11‑1 semifinal victory over Farmington and securing a championship matchup against Champlin Park.
Reliever Ian Korn delivered a standout performance, guiding West Virginia past Troy and into a pivotal matchup that will be broadcast live on ESPN.
Three Oregon State arms—Dax Whitney, Trey Morris and Albert Roblez—have been selected as All-Americans by multiple national outlets, highlighting a season marked by injury setbacks, breakout performances and dominant closing work.
In the first episode of ‘All Access Baseball,’ Grace Ybarra sits down with Cardinals reporter Dani Wexelman to dissect the team’s recent series victory over the Mets, highlight Jordan Walker’s emerging performance and preview the upcoming showdown with the Twins.