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The Cotuit Kettleers broke a five-game losing streak on Saturday, defeating the Harbor Hawks 15-8 in a high‑scoring affair that featured clutch hits, a timely ejection and a doubleheader showdown later this week.
In a tightly contested match at the World Collegiate Baseball Championship, the U.S. Collegiate National Team broke a seven‑game skid against Japan with a 3‑2 win, highlighted by Easton Hawk's four hitless innings and a combined offensive burst in the second and third frames.
The U.S. collegiate squad edged Japan 3‑2 in Taichung, ending a seven‑game losing streak and positioning itself for a July 14 clash with Korea.
A sophomore from Indiana University earns a place on the national team, showcasing impressive stats and versatility, while the first World Collegiate Baseball Championship prepares to bring together top college talent from around the globe.
The Indiana University standout was named to the 28‑player squad that will compete in Taiwan this July, marking a milestone for the program and its coaching staff.
The Stars secured a 5‑1 win in the fourth game of the series, building a 3‑1 lead as key performances from Flinn, Valincius and Williford highlighted the contest.
The Whitecaps secured their first shutout of the season, extending a three‑game winning streak with a rain‑shortened 6‑0 victory over the Kettleers.
As the 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League season looms, the Cotuit Kettleers are poised to combine veteran leadership with emerging stars under new head coach Rob Cooper, opening their campaign against the Wareham Gatemen with championship aspirations.
The 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League season promises fresh storylines across the West Division, from Bourne’s pursuit of a fourth title in six years to the emergence of new faces on traditional powerhouses.
The 2026 Big Ten Conference baseball awards recognized standout performers from the league’s newest powerhouses, underscoring a transformative season that reshaped the national landscape.
After missing the Big Ten tournament, Indiana rallied in its last series against Illinois, showcasing key performances from players like Owen ten Oever and Tony Neubeck while navigating injuries and bullpen struggles.
Indiana’s baseball squad dropped a 9-7 decision to Illinois in the final game of their season at Bart Kaufman Field, finishing 22-31 overall and 8-21 in Big Ten play.
The Hoosiers broke a five-game skid by defeating Illinois 10-4 at Bart Kaufman Field, driven by a strong start, clutch hitting from Owen ten Oever, and solid pitching from Tony Neubeck.
Indiana and Illinois meet for the last regular‑season series, with key players and pitching matchups poised to shape the outcome.