Baseball Sask would like to once again announce a very exciting coaching development opportunity for the 2026 season. Baseball Sask recognizes the hard work and dedication that our volunteer coaches put in throughout the season and would like to reward...
Congratulations to Nathan Pisio and Merek Yeager as they will be receiving the Brennan Luffman Memorial Scholarship. Nathan Pisio is from Moose Jaw and is currently attending Bethany Lutheran University in Mankato, Minnesota and playing college baseball. Merek Yeager is...
Please note that the 2025 Baseball Sask Annual General Meeting will take place on Saturday, October 18 in Saskatoon at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Saskatoon Downtown. We will also be holding our Annual Awards Luncheon honoring our individual award...
Baseball Sask will be accepting nominations until September 26th for the 2025 Annual Awards. If you and/or your organization would like to submit a nomination for any of the below categories, follow the directions below e-mail the information to the...
Starting in 2026, Baseball Sask will be aligning with Baseball Canada to change the bats rules in the 15U AAA / AA Tier 1 and all 18U Divisions. We will be moving from wood bats to BBCOR metal bats as...
As summer winds down, all eyes in the West turn to one of the most exciting events on the baseball calendar. The Western Canada Prospects Series returns to St. Albert, Alberta from August 29 to September 1, 2025. BUILDING ON MOMENTUM Originally launched...
Please see below the Provincial Championship Formats as finalized by the Playoff Committee. 11U, 13U, 15U and 18U are all Ranked by the Playoff Committee and slotted in the Category they feel they best belong based on team feedback and...
The Indian Head Rockets were an all-African American and Latino baseball team that played across the prairies in the early 1950s. Nat Bates and Willie Reed came north from Richmond, California, with three friends, to play with the Rockets in...
Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) Categories: Low Risk (1-3): Air quality is considered good, and outdoor activities can proceed as scheduled. Moderate Risk (4-6): Moderate air quality; activities can continue, but individuals with respiratory conditions should take precautions. High Risk...
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