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By Jonathan Hodgson The Okotoks Dawgs are very pleased to announce the team award winners for the 2018 Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) season. The Dawgs are pleased to also announce preliminary details for the 12th Annual Dawgs Awards Dinner and Fundraiser. Dawgs fans were witness to many outstanding performances in 2018; a season that

Season tickets are available! Make sure to call the office and get in on the Dawgs action! With the change in schedule, we now have four more home games at beautiful Seaman Stadium. Overall, the Dawgs hosted over 80,000 fans during the 2018 season and trailed just the perennial U.S. powerhouse  Madison Mallards of the

The deadline for existing season ticket holders to renew their seats for 2019 is fast approaching.  Season ticket holders have until 4pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2018 to renew their seats for 2019. Any seats not renewed will then be released for public sale. Don’t miss out on the prime new seating section for 2019! 

Ayden Makarus has a lot to be proud of when he reflects back on 2018. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound catcher out of Okotoks Dawgs Academy parlayed his impressive Tournament 12 showing into his first-ever turn with the Junior National Team, and earlier committed to LSU-Eunice. It’s the work he does behind the scenes, though, that prepares

Things are moving along nicely despite the weather as our new seating section and expanded patio approach the finish line!  Crews have been working to complete our new section along the first base side of Seaman Stadium which will see 110 new seats for our fans with an expected completion date of October 15, 2018.

Canada’s premier summer collegiate baseball league is getting a facelift. Rooted in Western Canada since 1948, the Western Major Baseball League has been the longest operating summer league and a fixture across Alberta and Saskatchewan since the first pitch was thrown over 60 years ago. Now, with a vision toward building a true and unambiguous

The numbers are in, and yet again, the Dawgs continue to enjoy a strong level of support from their passionate fans. For the second consecutive year, the top U.S. online resource for baseball executives, coaches, and fans, Ballpark Business, has reported that the Okotoks Dawgs rank third in all of North America among summer collegiate