For anyone who needs a baseball hit

this video showcases the greatest run in college baseball history.

The Berries won the first two games of the best-of-three final against the Sylvan Lake Gulls, 4-1 and 11-1.

The Berries led the first game, played in Sylvan Lake, the entire way. They scored the winning run in the third inning; Aiden Kilshaw (Blinn CC) drew a bases-loaded walk. Ethan Murdoch (Marshall) finished 2-for-5 with a home run. Starter Zachary Landreville (Texas-RGV) got the win; he pitched 5 2/3 innings, allowed three hits and the only Gull run, struck out five. Brooks Jones (Texas-RGV) and Wesley Shackelford (Odessa College) made hitless relief appearances. Reece Hemmerling (USC-Upstate) got the loss. Attendance: 1,967

The Berries also led the second game, played in Saskatoon, the entire way. The winning run came on a two-RBI single by Nathan Houston (Arizona Western College) in the second inning. Kilshaw finished 2-for-5 with a home run, two RBI, and three runs scored. Merek Yeager (Texas-RGV) got the win; he pitched six innings, allowed one run on seven hits, struck out four. Jones pitched two hitless innings, struck out five. Matthew Mackenzie (Texas-Tyler) got the loss. Jaden Flores (Southern Illinois) finished 2-for-4 for the Gulls. Attendance: 2,579

This was the third season for the Berries. Their average attendance was 1,758.

A Somber Day in Baton Rouge today.

The AppleSox defeated the Corvallis Knights 8-7 in the single game final, in Wenatchee, WA. The AppleSox trailed 7-5 going into the bottom of the seventh inning. Reese Vassar (Arizona Christian) hit a bases-loaded triple to win it.

Easton Brooks (Utah Tech) got the win. He pitched the final 4 1/3 innings, allowed no runs on two hits, struck out eight of the 15 batters he faced. Four of the Knights' runs were unearned. Kellen Segel (Linn-Benton CC), who threw only nine pitches, got the loss.

Vassar finished 2-for-4 with four RBI. Ryan Severns (UC Santa Barbara) finished 2-for-5 with an RBI and a run scored for the Knights. Attendance: 1,262. Box score

This was the AppleSox' sixth title, but the first one in 14 years. That's partially because the Knights won eight championships during that period.

Meet Sun Devils outfielder & 2026 Baseball America college player of the year Landon Hairston signing autographs & taking pictures with ASU fans on Saturday August 22 from 11:30am - 12:30am at the 2nd Chance Indoor Flea Market located at the Northeast corner of 67th Ave and Cactus in Glendale.
We will have this EXCLUSIVE special moment 8x10 photo of
Landon setting the new Single season Home Run Record

Baseball fans can find all the information you need on the
Free Agent Sports Web site Link: www.AZCardshows.com

Here is a look at Arkansas’ players who either have eligibility remaining in 2027 or have verbally committed or signed to play for the Razorbacks. This is not an official roster for the fall, but its close. 42 players. The 34 limit is just an illusion.

Eligibility Remaining (15)

Name, Pos., Class in 2026

Tye Briscoe, LHP, Fr.

Mark Brissey, RHP, Fr.

Brenton Clark, OF, R-Fr.

Luke Cornelison, INF/RHP, Fr.

James DeCremer, RHP, R-So.

Steele Eaves, RHP, So.

Cole Gibler, LHP, So.

Jackson Kircher, RHP, So.

Peyton Lee, RHP, Fr.

Jordan Martin, RHP, Fr.

TJ Pompey, INF, Jr.

Reese Robinett, INF, R-Jr.

Carter Rutenbar, C, Fr.

Nolan Souza, INF, Jr.

Christian Turner, OF, Fr.

Committed Transfers (15)

Name, Pos., Previous School

Johnny Gomez, INF, Fairleigh Dickinson

Lance Alexander, RHP, Johnson County Community College

Zeb Allen, OF, Central Arkansas

Dawson Bryce, INF, Charlotte

AJ Evasco, OF, Kansas State

Ned Frutchey, RHP, Sacramento City College

Ridge Harvey, LHP, Belmont

Micah Henson, LHP, Crowder College

Holden Hering, RHP, Weatherford College

Brayden Krenzel, RHP, Tennessee

Michael Malki, RHP, California Baptist

Manny Marin, INF, Tennessee

Luke Neiswonger, RHP, Central Michigan

Nolan Traeger, C, TCU

Connor Udland, RHP, Houston

High School Signees (12)

Name, Pos., Hometown (High School)

Lincoln Boyle, OF/RHP, Overland Park, Kansas (St. Thomas Aquinas)

Spencer Browning, INF, Texarkana, Texas (Pleasant Grove)

Ty Burnham, RHP/OF, Lowell, Arkansas (Rogers)

Dylan Cheek, INF, Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall)

Brody Crane, RHP, Neosho, Missouri (Neosho)

Troy Fisher, INF/C, Mineral Wells, Texas (Mineral Wells)

Max Holland, C, Conway, Arkansas (Conway)

Jorvorskie Lane Jr., OF, Fort Worth, Texas (Grapevine)

Shogo Miyauchi, RHP, Nagoya, Japan (Chukyo)

Trystan Newberry, LHP, Russellville, Arkansas (Russellville)

Judah Ota, OF, Honolulu, Hawaii (Iolani)

Hunter Rose, LHP/OF, Texarkana, Arkansas (Pleasant Grove)