Matt Betts
Lead Writer at Canadian Baseball Network
Reporter at Cambridge Today
Reporter @cambridge_today: [email protected] | Lead writer @CDNBaseballNet & host CBN 🎙: [email protected] | @cfl | open to freelance
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canadiancollegebaseball.substack.com | Matt Betts
There were plenty of impressive performances by Canucks in Division I last week. Let’s look at six of the best. Thanks for reading The Rundown: D1 Canadian Baseball! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. RHP Tate Carey (Windsor, Ont.) threw the second no-hitter by a Canadian this season when he held Akron hitless over seven innings in the University of Michigan’s 13-0 midweek win. Carey issued a walk and struck out four.
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canadianbaseballnetwork.com | Matt Betts
Brooks and Gurney bash for Pikeville A pair of Canucks provided plenty of offence for the University of Pikeville during their four games. Noah Brooks (Cloverdale, BC) had six hits, three walks, eight RBIs, two stolen bases and was hit by five pitches. He hit a solo home run, finished with three hits and was hit by three pitches in the Bears’ 19-13 Game 2 victory over Truett McConnell. Austin Gurney (Campbell River, BC), meanwhile, produced 11 hits, three walks, eight RBIs and a stolen base.
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canadianbaseballnetwork.com | Matt Betts
The no-no was the first for the Wolverines since 1994. It’s the second no-hitter by a Canadian this season, after University of North Carolina at Charlotte right-hander Blake Gillespie (Lucan, Ont.) tossed one back on March 7 against James Madison. But Carey wasn’t done, as he worked five more scoreless innings in a 10-0 win over Mount St. Mary’s on Sunday. He allowed three hits and struck out seven in his second start of the week.
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thoroldtoday.ca | Matt Betts
When Hespeler resident Liz McMahon received a shocking cancer diagnosis in November, her dogs Porter and Stout never left her side. It's a type of unconditional love and support McMahon believes everyone should have the opportunity to feel. The whole ordeal also provided perspective, inspiration and a deep desire to help make ownership more affordable. So, she put her dreams into action and created the Play it Again Pet Shop.
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cambridgetoday.ca | Matt Betts
This article was previously published on CambridgeToday. When Hespeler resident Liz McMahon received a shocking cancer diagnosis in November, her dogs Porter and Stout never left her side. It's a type of unconditional love and support McMahon believes everyone should have the opportunity to feel. The whole ordeal also provided perspective, inspiration and a deep desire to help make ownership more affordable. So, she put her dreams into action and created the Play it Again Pet Shop.
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