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The Dawgs Academy was heavily represented at this year’s prestigious T12 event held at the Rogers Centre, home of the Toronto Blue Jays. The Dawgs had a total 15 players selected to participate, and all of them represented themselves and the program tremendously well! Congratulations to all the Dawgs athletes on a great week of

The Okotoks Dawgs Baseball Club is pleased to announce that we have officially partnered with Rawlings Baseball The Dawgs Academy and Collegiate program will be sporting the latest apparel and hard goods from Rawlings this upcoming season including new uniforms, helmets, catchers gear and latest pro model bats. Custom gloves and bat orders will also

From the desk of John Ircandia, Managing Director,  September 12, 2019 Dear Valued Season Ticket Holder, Sponsor and Host Family:  Re:       An Invitation for a “2019 WCBL Championship Trophy Photo Opportunity” As you are aware, 2019 was an extraordinary season for the Dawgs. Not only did our boys of summer finish 1stby a significant margin

For Immediate Release September 10, 2019 OKOTOKS, AB…..PERFECT GAME RANKS DAWGS ACADEMY 3rdIN NORTH AMERICA The Okotoks Dawgs Baseball Academy enjoyed a banner year in 2019, and has been recognized for it across North America. Perfect Game, widely regarded as the elite amateur baseball showcase, tournament and scouting platform in youth baseball worldwide, has recently released

Fresh off capturing the 2019 Western Canadian Baseball League championship, the Okotoks Dawgs announce that their entire coaching staff will return for the 2020 season.  Mitch Schmidt, Associate Head Coach at Bellevue University in Nebraska, will reprise his role as Dawgs Head Coach. Legendary coach and longtime Dawgs coaching mentor, David Robb (Mesa Community College,

It was do-or-die for the second time – as the Okotoks Dawgs went the distance in a best-of-three series for the second time during the 2019 Western Canadian Baseball Leauge playoffs. For the first since 2011, the Okotoks Dawgs advance to the  WCBL championship series after shutting the door against the Lethbridge Bulls in game-three of

The Okotoks Dawgs left the door open for a charging Lethbridge Bulls squad who evened the Western Canadian Baseball Leauge Divisional Final thanks to a 5-1 victory on a frosty and damp summer night inside Spitz Stadium. Okotoks’ failure to take advantage of multiple scoring opportunities earlier in the contest proved costly for the Western

The Dawgs did it. For the first time since 2014, the Okotoks Dawgs move onto the second round of the Western Canadian Baseball League after thrashing Edmonton Prospects 5-0 in the deciding game-three of the divisional semi-final. All this was thanks to the effort from Lewis-Clarke senior Tanner Simpson who tossed a brilliant complete-game shutout