by Matt Betts Catcher Matt Ward had no idea why Niagara University assistant coach Matt Spatafora was calling to ask if he still had his British passport. It was winter break of his senior year at Niagara when Ward’s phone rang. On the other end was Spatafora...
By: Matt Betts When Canada opens the World Baseball Classic in just over two weeks, it will be a former Terrier helping anchor the rotation. Team Canada unveiled its roster for the tournament on MLB Network on Feb. 5 and among the names was right-handed pitcher Cal...
By Matt Betts When the annual Canadian Futures Showcase returns to Rogers Centre next week, four Terriers will be taking part. Left-handed pitcher Jack Perry, left-handed pitcher Brett Crowley, right-handed pitcher Stiaan Henning and infielder Steven Trkulja will...
By: Matt Betts The Terriers will be represented by 21 players at the Canadian Premier Baseball League Prospect Games from Aug. 1 to 3. Players at each age group are being split into two teams and will run the 60-yard dash and take batting practice and infield before...
By: Matt Betts The Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Academy has released the first 50 players that will participate in the Canadian Futures Showcase in September. Among them is Terriers left-handed pitcher Jack Perry. Perry, a Mississauga native, will take his 88 mile per...
By: Matt Betts The Terriers 16U team went 6-0 en route to winning the Perfect Game All Prospects World Series in Cincinnati, Ohio over the weekend. Aaron Clawsie and Lucas Meden drove in runs to support a strong pitching performance from Brett Crowley in a 5-4...
