2026 Baseball News
The Sasquatch will continue postseason play Friday at 12:35 p.m. after dropping their opening-round matchup against Lane, 12-2.
Spokane College baseball earned multiple 2026 NWAC East Region honors following its conference championship season, highlighted by Ryne Webb being named Coach of the Year and Josh Grimes earning Assistant Coach of the Year honors.
Spokane baseball capped off a dominant regular season Saturday, earning the East Region Championship after a doubleheader sweep of Wenatchee Valley.
The Sasquatch baseball team has officially etched their name at the top of the NWAC East Region, clinching the championship after a season built on relentless offense, lockdown pitching, and a complete team identity that never wavered from start to finish.
Spokane baseball split its midweek doubleheader with Wenatchee Valley, falling 10-3 in the opener before bouncing back with a 5-4 walk-off win in 10 innings in game two.
Spokane used a dramatic walk-off in game one and an offensive onslaught in game two to complete a sweep of Treasure Valley on Saturday, improving to 30-11 overall and 18-6 in conference play.
Spokane put together a complete day on the road April 29, sweeping Treasure Valley in a doubleheader highlighted by late execution in game one and an explosive offensive outburst in game two. The Sasquatch combined for 21 runs across the two games, using timely hitting and dominant pitching to secure both victories.
The Spokane Sasquatch battled to a doubleheader split against Yakima Valley on April 25, taking game two 2–1 after a narrow 4–3 loss in the opener.
Spokane continued its strong run in NWAC play Tuesday, sweeping Yakima Valley in a home doubleheader with a 9-0 shutout in game one and an 8-3 win in game two.
Spokane baseball stayed hot on Saturday, sweeping Blue Mountain in a doubleheader with a 9-4 win in game one followed by a 6-3 victory in game two.
Spokane baseball put together a dominant day on the road, sweeping Blue Mountain in Tuesday’s doubleheader with back-to-back 12-run performances, winning 12-0 and 12-3.
Spokane baseball put together a dominant day at the plate, sweeping the Walla Walla Warriors on April 8 with an 11-1 win in game one followed by a 17-7 victory in the nightcap.
Spokane baseball picked up a split in Saturday’s doubleheader against Big Bend, taking game one 7-4 before rolling to an 8-1 victory in the nightcap.
Spokane split a Wednesday doubleheader on the road against Big Bend, falling 4-3 in the opener before responding with a dominant 8-0 shutout victory in game two.
Spokane came up short in both ends of a road doubleheader on Saturday, dropping Game 1 in a high-scoring battle before being held in check offensively in Game 2.
Spokane opened NWAC play with a split against Columbia Basin on Wednesday, riding a strong offensive performance in Game 1 before falling in a tight extra-inning battle in Game 2.
