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The Conference of New England recognized a record nine Hartford baseball standouts across its all-conference teams, highlighting a season of exceptional pitching and hitting.
The Ball State baseball team wraps up its regular season with a three‑game series at home against Bowling Green. A single victory would clinch a berth in the Mid‑American Conference tournament, setting the stage for a showdown between two of the league’s most competitive clubs.
The Dayton Dragons are set to host a lively Baseball Block Party at Rocky's Ace Hardware in Centerville, Ohio, featuring player appearances, interactive stations, and giveaways for fans of all ages.
Tennessee starting pitcher Evan Blanco has been selected for the 2026 SEC Baseball Community Service Team, acknowledging his dedication to charitable work that spans hospital visits, school reading programs and pediatric cancer research.
UCLA Baseball junior Dean West was recognized as Student‑Athlete of the Week after delivering a go‑ahead home run and a key defensive play in a victory over No. 13 Oregon.
A May eligibility dispute forced Windsor High School to forfeit eight games, dropping its record from 17‑6 to 9‑14 and reshaping the Colorado high school baseball playoffs, with ripple effects that knocked Rocky Mountain out of the Northern Conference championship and shifted several teams’ postseason prospects.
The Lindenwood baseball team concludes its regular season with a pivotal series against Southern Indiana, featuring key player performances and historic rivalry stakes.
Villanova Wildcats close their 2026 regular season with a pivotal three‑game series against UConn, highlighted by standout performances from Collin Quintano and Brayden Leonard.
After an 11‑1 victory over Belmont, the Vols have three games left in the 2026 regular season. The series against Oklahoma in Bricktown will be streamed on SEC Network+ as Tennessee looks to finish strong.
Redshirt sophomore Scott Esposito is recognized for his .980 fielding percentage, .327 batting average and Dean's List scholarship record.
Armani Raygoza's back-to-back Player of the Year awards highlight a historic season for UTRGV baseball, earning national recognition and a top seed for the upcoming tournament.
Jayden Duplantier, a University of Texas student-athlete, was selected for the 2026 SEC Community Service Team, highlighting his extensive contributions to community service, voter registration, and inclusive outreach.
Senior infielder Keegan Knutson was selected to the 2026 SEC Baseball Community Service Team, acknowledging 38 hours of volunteer service and key on‑field contributions.
On May 12, 2026, rookie outfielder A.J. Ewing made a splash in his first major‑league appearance, logging a triple, three walks and a high OPS. With Luis Robert Jr. sidelined and Jared Young nursing a torn meniscus, Ewing is poised to see regular action, a development that has already sent his fantasy ownership soaring.
Brayden Harris and Hunter Rodgers have been the engine behind St. Johns Country Day's march to the FHSAA Class 1A final four, blending elite pitching with a .356 average and a history of power hitting.
The Colonels and Knights meet for the final series of the 2026 campaign, featuring standout players, live ESPN+ coverage and a storied series history.
This week, baseball and softball teams from Madison County wrapped up their seasons, with several squads competing for state titles. MRA fell to Magnolia Heights in the opening game of the MAIS 4A championship, while Jackson Academy and Jackson Prep saw their campaigns end in semifinal losses. Tri‑County Academy dropped its first 3A DI matchup, and Germantown’s softball team was eliminated in the MHSAA 7A semifinals.
An analysis of three underperforming starters reveals hidden signs of improvement, offering guidance for fantasy roster decisions.
A dramatic sixth‑inning grand slam by Avery Ortiz and clutch performances from Alex Conover and Kollin Ritchie turned a 4‑2 deficit into a 12‑7 victory for Oklahoma State over Oral Roberts.
Georgia’s historic season continues as star players chase milestones and the team prepares for a pivotal series that could shape the NCAA landscape.
The Tennessee high school baseball state tournament's Division II quarterfinals open on May 13, featuring three‑game series across DII‑A and DII‑AA brackets. Winners will advance to the semifinals in Murfreesboro beginning May 19.
The Cambridge Rindge and Latin School baseball squad has turned a promising start into a five‑game winning streak, underscoring the team’s depth and resilience. Jasen Thomas delivered a complete‑game shutout against Westford Academy, while Stefan Alexandrov’s walkoff sacrifice fly secured a narrow victory over Weston. Oliver Henke, batting .475 with an OPS of 1.087, has become a cornerstone of the lineup. The softball team navigated a challenging week, dropping games to Newton South and Westford Academy before rebounding with a win over Boston Latin. Pitcher Marin Albrecht threw a complete game against Newton South, striking out six, while Bella Wilkins and Mariana Jimenez contributed key hits. Track and field events saw the boys’ team defeat Boston Latin but fall to Newton South, with Jermaine Houston capturing both the 100‑meter and 200‑meter dashes. The girls’ squad mirrored the pattern, edging past Boston Latin before a loss to Newton South, highlighted by Sophia Juanes Seto’s two‑mile triumph and a first‑place finish for the 4×400‑meter relay team. Both lacrosse programs faced defeats, the boys losing to Waltham, Weston and Arlington Catholic, and the girls falling to Waltham, Arlington Catholic and Boston Latin. Goalkeeper Owen Goldstein’s performances kept the boys competitive despite the losses. The boys’ volleyball team split its recent matches, falling to Milford but defeating Newton North, where Brennan Loud recorded 22 kills and 20 digs. The tennis squads also endured defeats against Weston, Westford Academy and Boston Latin Academy.
The Redhawks are poised to make history as they head to Arkansas for a three‑game showdown that could seal a record‑breaking season.
The Colorado High School Activities Association released the 2026 Class 5A baseball regional tournament brackets, featuring 32 teams across eight regions, with Vista PEAK Prep seeded No. 20 set to face No. 4 Regis Jesuit.