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Andrew Albers, 26, helped Team Canada win bronze at the World Cup of Baseball international competition in Panama. In this competition, he pitched against competing teams from the Netherlands, Puerto Rico and Taipei.
We are pleased to present the recipients of the 2011 Sask Baseball Annual Awards. These awards were presented during our Annual Awards Luncheon at the Regina Inn in Regina on Saturday, October 29th.
Canada defeats USA 2-1 in the Gold Medal Game at the Pan AM games in Mexico. Andrew Albers (North Battleford) was the starting and winning pitcher and went 6.1 innings while striking out 8 batters!
Baseball Canada announced the preliminary roster of players that will travel to St. Petersburg, FL in March as part of the Junior National Team’s Spring Training Alumni Week.
Nobody has had a greater impact on Yorkton Minor Baseball than Wade Karcha. One of the founding fathers of the association, Wade has spent 14 years volunteering his time to make Yorkton Minor Baseball one of the finest organizations in Saskatchewan.
Zack Demchenko (Saskatoon, SK) turned in a dominant performance on the mound as the Saskatoon Braves won bronze with a 6-1 win over Winnipeg South.
The Pacers won the title in Winnipeg, defeating the Vancouver Mounties 3-2 in the championship game.
Congratulations to the Midget AA Swift Current Indians for winning the silver medal at the AA Minor Western Canada Baseball Championship held in Morden, Manitoba.
Congratulations to Team Saskatchewan who proved the critics wrong by winning a SILVER medal at the 2011 Baseball Canada Cup held in Moncton, NB.
Cory Hall (Santa Clara D1) baseball team was honored by the West Coast conference for his play this season on Wednesday. A senior RHP Cory Hall, was named to the 2011 All-West Coast Conference First Team. Hall (4-7; 3.26 ERA)...
Sask Baseball is currently looking for interested coaches to fill positions with the following teams:
Please take a minute to check out Resolutions from the 2010 Annual General Meeting that were recently approved by our Board of Governors to be implemented for the upcoming 2011 season.
Regina Optimist Baseball will be hosting the 2011 Baseball Canada Midget Nationals from August 17-22. This will be the first time in close to 20 years that the City of Regina has hosted a minor baseball National Championship of this calibre.
The Arizona Fall League, which features some of the top prospects in baseball, is winding down its regular season. This year, there are five Canadians participating in the circuit known for producing top big league talent. including Moose Jaw's James Avery.