Catcher Alayna Dimen and pitcher Kenzie Newman have grown up playing together in Saskatchewan and will now both represent Canada at the U15 Women’s Softball World Cup.
Promoted after three seasons on the Saskatchewan Rattlers bench, Eric Magdanz is taking the good and the bad in over his first season as head coach.
Borden’s Savannah Sutherland has etched her name in track and field history, breaking both the Canadian and NCAA records in the women’s 400m hurdles.
Through their first 11 games of the WCBL season, the Saskatoon Berries have picked up nine wins and have not lost a game on their home diamond in 2025.
Receiving approval by the league’s board of governors to join the SJHL, the Warman Wolverines now have a core to build around following the 2025 SJHL draft.
Graduating from the Saskatoon Berries Academy, pitcher Merek Yeager is now one of the youngest players on the WCBL club roster ahead of his freshman season in college.
Becoming one of the WCBL’s top offensive threats last season, Carter Beck has returned for his second year with the Saskatoon Berries organization in 2025.
Preparing to host the Vancouver Bandits, the Saskatchewan Rattlers will be aiming to break their single-game attendance record which sits at just over 3,200 fans.
Leaving the CFL as the league’s all-time Canadian rusher, Andrew Harris has returned to football as running backs coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.