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Oklahoma and North Carolina will clash on Sunday, June 21, at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska, for the second game of the College World Series finals.
A look at upcoming youth baseball and golf activities, including camp details, tournament dates, and championship results from regional clubs.
Oklahoma’s 9‑3 win sets up a single‑game final against North Carolina, with the championship on the line Sunday at 1:30 p.m. on ABC.
The Tar Heels and Oklahoma Sooners meet in Omaha on June 21 for a pivotal showdown that could decide the 2026 College World Series champion.
With a revamped roster and high‑profile hires, the Aggies are betting on fresh talent to return to the NCAA Tournament and the College World Series.
The Tallahassee Democrat unveils its 2026 All-Big Bend Baseball Team, spotlighting top players and coaches from across the region.
From minor‑league roots to draft day triumphs, a new feature uncovers the personal stories that bind a generation of players to the game they love.
The 2026 All‑Trailways South Baseball Team features top performers from Johnson Creek, Deerfield and other member schools, with Luke Hartz and Landon Brattlie named Co‑Players of the Year.
Local law enforcement, county offices and social service groups are joining forces to host a free baseball game aimed at strengthening community ties and promoting safety.
Shohei Ohtani returned from paternity leave to hit his 16th home run, while Kazuma Okamoto’s eighth‑inning blast and Tomoyuki Sugano’s solid outing highlighted a busy night across the majors.
The WBCA announced its 2026 all-state selections, naming divisional players of the year, first, second and third teams, and celebrating academic excellence among high school baseball players.
The Oklahoma Sooners, riding a nine-game winning streak, aim to capture their third NCAA baseball crown in Game 2 of the College World Series finals against North Carolina.
From Gorham's 11‑inning baseball showdown to Eli Spaulding's golf triumph, Maine's spring sports scene delivered a cascade of championship moments.
The Jefferson City American Legion Post 5 Seniors concluded their Twin Lakes Classic campaign with a 12‑3 defeat to the Pontotoc (Miss.) Red Sox, highlighting key performances and a look ahead to upcoming tournament action.
The Jefferson City American Legion Post 5 Juniors defeated the Marshall Owls 11-2 at Liberty Park, showcasing a relentless offense and solid pitching while navigating a tight group race.
The Bloomington South Scrappers made history by advancing to the IHSAA Class 4A state title game at Victory Field in Indianapolis, a feat that resonated deeply with players, coaches and fans alike.
Andrew Moore, a former Oregon State star, is set to lead the baseball program's pitching staff, aiming to help the team contend for a national championship.
A Father's Day event in Rochester blends historic uniforms, 19th‑century rules and low‑cost admission to celebrate America's pastime.
The Wyoming Valley Conference showcases elite high school baseball talent, with numerous players posting impressive batting averages, RBIs, and ERA figures while securing spots at top universities.
From dominant shutouts to tight finishes, the latest baseball and softball results showcase the competitive spirit of Siouxland teams.
With a nine‑game streak and a 9‑3 opening win, Oklahoma seeks to finish the best‑of‑three series, while North Carolina prepares a comeback effort led by pitcher Ryan Lynch.
Dozens of children aged 5 to 10 participated in the Little Legends 21 Camp at the Field of Dreams, an event organized by the Roberto Clemente Foundation to honor the late baseball legend’s legacy of service and to promote the sport in underserved communities.
A standout junior discusses his versatility, summer plans and admiration for top pitcher Paul Skenes.
Dozens of kids aged 5 to 10 gathered at the iconic Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa, to learn baseball fundamentals while embracing the charitable spirit of Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente.