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The 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League celebrated its top performers, with Harwich Mariners earning the President’s Cup and multiple individual awards recognizing exceptional play and sportsmanship.
The league recognized top performers and leadership, highlighting offensive excellence, pitching dominance, and team achievements across the 2026 season.
A look at how South Carolina Gamecocks players performed across various collegiate summer leagues, showcasing standout stats and upcoming matchups.
The Bourne Braves will host the Falmouth Commodores on July 28 at 6 p.m. ET, seeking to turn a recent loss into a season‑series victory, while the Commodores aim to recover from a weekend of double‑digit defeats.
Coach Kevin Schnall’s aggressive portal strategy has landed South Carolina the second‑best transfer class nationally, but key decisions still loom for players like Shouse, who must choose between college and the majors.
The Bourne Braves will host the Cotuit Kettleers on July 14, 2026, at Lowell Park, looking to extend their early-season dominance.
The Bourne Braves secured an 8-1 win over the Falmouth Commodores, marking Field Manager Scott Landers' 100th regular‑season victory and showcasing a powerful offense.
The 35th Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game will take place at Whitehouse Field in Harwich on July 18, featuring a full day of family activities, a Home Run Contest, and live coverage on CBS Boston and Cape League TV.
Five incoming and four outgoing Gamecocks earned Top 90 spots in the latest Baseball America transfer portal rankings, with Andrew Costello leading the newcomers and Jake McCoy headlining the departures.
After a rocky start, starter Noah Scott delivered a five‑inning, zero‑run outing as the Bourne Braves downed the Wareham Gatemen 7‑2, a performance that highlights both his personal turnaround and the team’s depth heading into the All‑Star break.
The Bourne Braves will face the Harwich Mariners at Whitehouse Field on Wednesday, seeking a win that could clinch a playoff spot after a 3‑1 loss to Hyannis.
As the regular season wraps up, the latest Cape League Power Rankings highlight Yarmouth-Dennis' historic record, Brewster's playoff clinch, and key performances from standout players.
The Birds' offense sputtered against the Braves, leaving 14 runners on base as Andrew Cutler's fifth‑inning outing sealed a defeat that could be swayed by upcoming weather.
The Braves posted a 7-2 win, highlighted by strong hitting and pitching, maintaining a five-point lead and facing three upcoming matchups.
The Bourne Braves ended a two-game shutout streak with a 10-2 win, highlighted by Blake Schaaf's four hits and Andrew Costello's season-high four RBIs.
The Bourne Braves fell 4-0 to the Falmouth Commodores, slipping into a two-game shutout streak as they prepare for a weekend matchup that could reshape the CCBL West race.
The college baseball season has concluded, and a wave of South Carolina Gamecocks alumni and prospects are now testing themselves in summer collegiate circuits across the United States, delivering impressive statistics and signaling bright futures.
A look at the leading squads, standout players and home‑field trends shaping the Cape Cod Baseball League as it enters its crucial stretch
Former South Carolina pitching recruiter Terry Rooney has taken a new role at Wake Forest, where his arrival coincides with a wave of transfers and staff reassignments that are reshaping the ACC landscape.
A combined no-hitter by the Bourne Braves silences Falmouth Commodores, with Blake Schaaf’s record-tying performance and a late rally securing a pivotal win.
The Bourne Braves and Falmouth Commodores meet on July 5, 2026, at 6 p.m. ET in a pivotal West Division clash, featuring key players Andrew Costello and Ben Slanker.
After a loss the previous night, the Bourne Braves rallied in the ninth inning, with Rustan Rigdon’s game‑winning single sealing a 4‑3 victory over the Gatemen on the United States’ 250th birthday.
A dozen South Carolina Gamecocks are making impacts across summer leagues, posting strong ERAs, solid hitting numbers, and defensive highlights that signal a bright future for the program.
Recent outings in wood‑bat summer circuits highlight both the promise and the challenges faced by South Carolina's emerging baseball talent.