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The Post 98AA 18U baseball squad dropped an 11-8 decision to Diamonds 18U at Calvin University, slipping to 2-6-1, but several players delivered strong performances ahead of their next matchup.
The Green River Knights and Rock Springs Stallions will headline a four‑day wood‑bat tournament in Wyoming, featuring teams from across the region and culminating in a Sunday championship game.
Rain has disrupted the Mercer County American Legion League Baseball schedule for the second consecutive day, postponing several games. Rescheduled matches include Hightstown Post 148 vs. Lawrence Post 414, Trenton Posts 93/182 vs. Hamilton Post 31, and North Hamilton Hibos vs. Princeton Post 218. The league aims to make up the games by July 15, with the season resuming on Wednesday, weather permitting.
Rowan County secured its 15th consecutive American Legion baseball win, defeating Mooresville 11-5 in a game highlighted by a decisive seventh-inning rally and strong relief work from Jacob Prevette.
The Rowan County American Legion baseball team has rattled off 14 straight victories, positioning itself to eclipse the program’s single‑season win total set last summer.
Cal Raleigh’s 2025 record‑breaking performance earned him the American Legion Graduate of the Year Award, reflecting both his on‑field dominance and his roots in American Legion Baseball.
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 Rochester community celebrates the late coach Keith Kangas, whose decades‑long impact on high school and amateur baseball will be immortalized through a field dedication.
The annual Booker Turner Memorial baseball tournament, organized by Gallatin’s American Legion Post 17, brought together teams from Tennessee, Kentucky and Mississippi, raising money for Christmas For Kids, Veterans in Need and other community nonprofits.
The Watertown Arrows Post 17 and Aberdeen Smittys are among several American Legion teams competing in Omaha’s Creighton Prep CWS Classic, with both clubs aiming to sharpen their postseason prospects.
Georgia concluded a 53‑13 campaign with an 11‑4 loss to Oklahoma, celebrating SEC titles and standout performances while looking toward a promising future.
The Prescott American Legion baseball squad recently turned a summer heatwave into an opportunity to give back to the community by improving the Legion's Flag Memorial.
Two Westford Academy players receive All‑League and Thorpe Division All‑Star nods, while local teams encounter both triumphs and setbacks in regional competition.
The Wilder seniors posted 5‑3 and 5‑0 wins over Whatcom Post No. 7, highlighted by strong pitching from Kody Williams and power hitting from Hunter Tennell and Ian Smithson.
The Kingston Post 150’s American Legion Junior baseball team captured second place in the Bring the Heat Tournament at Don Bosco High, falling 10‑2 to the BC Prospects after a pair of earlier victories.
The 18U American Legion Post 98 squad opened the season with a 0-3-1 record, battling tough opponents while staying error‑free.
The Rowan County American Legion baseball team has posted a series of wins and losses in June, with upcoming playoff rounds and national tournaments scheduled through August.
A look at the shrinking participation of American Legion baseball in the Midwest, the reasons cited by veteran coaches, and the hopes for a revival through stronger marketing and community engagement.
The American Legion baseball squads in Marquette are set to pay tribute to veterans on Tuesday, featuring games, free food and transportation provided by the D.J. Jacobetti Home for Veterans.
A 7‑5 defeat in their season debut left the Rowan County American Legion squad with lessons learned and a looming matchup against High Point at Finch Field.
After a two-year break, Steubenville American Legion Post 33 returned to the baseball field, debuting a mostly underclassmen squad against Wheeling Post 1. Coach Scott Castilow praised the historic rivalry and the program's role in local sports.
The annual Congressional Baseball Game attracted a large crowd, raised $3 million for charity, and showcased notable on‑field incidents and future roster plans.
Rowan County’s American Legion squad secured its fifth consecutive win on Wednesday, defeating Stanly County 12-2 before the game was called early by the 10‑run mercy rule.
The newly merged Palouse Patriots baseball program now operates three age‑specific teams — Patriots AAA, AA and A — under a unified development model that emphasizes long‑term growth, mental resilience and community support.