High School Baseball

Let's take a look at the most accomplished male athlete of each and every Cape-Atlantic League high school.

Former Mainland standout pitcher Chase Petty made his pro baseball debut today for the Florida Coast League Twins. Petty, who was the 26th pick in the MLB Draft

A pair of Kennedy's faced off in a minor league game on Sunday, both of which played their high school baseball in the Cape-Atlantic League.

Mainland Regional right-handed pitcher Chase Petty was drafted by the Minnesota Twins earlier this month in the MLB Draft.

The Absegami Braves baseball program as found their new head coach.

He is the second local pitcher to be selected in this years major league baseball draft, with Mainland's Chase Petty selected No. 26 overall by the Minnesota Twins on Sunday night.

Petty, a right-handed pitcher from Somers Point, had a terrific senior season, throwing 48.2 innings, giving up just eight earned runs all season. He struck out 99 hitters and walked just 17, finishing with a 6-1 record, posting a 1.00 ERA.

Don’t look now, but the 2021 MLB Draft gets underway this weekend and a pair of local pitchers are hoping to hear their names called in the first-round.

Ocean City wins ‘war of attrition’ vs. Pascack Valley to capture their first ever state baseball championship in 14 innings.

It’s the second title in six years for the Spartans, who beat Rutgers Prep in 2015 during Steve Normane’s first stint as head coach.