The road to college baseball stardom is rarely a straight shot, and for Ryan Martin, it was anything but smooth. Unlike many top prospects who enter recruiting with multiple offers from programs across the country, the power-hitting outfielder from Lassiter High School in Marietta, Georgia, started with just one: a...
On a quiet Christmas morning in 2019, Mitch Dye (Illinois) woke up to the sound of his alarm, got dressed and walked out to his family’s holiday tree, full of excitement. But instead of hunkering down to start opening presents like any normal kid would, Dye grabbed his baseball glove...
HARWICH, Mass. — It wasn’t supposed to end like this. Not for a team that made magic routine — turning deficits into walk-offs, blowouts into statements, and ordinary nights into history. But on a chilly August night in Game 3, tied in the ninth with the season hanging by a...
BREWSTER, Mass. — For the first time in almost two years, the Brewster Whitecaps sat on the brink of elimination from the playoffs Wednesday night. Oozing with energy before Game One the day prior, they came out of the gates sloppy and were dominated from the first pitch. But as...
HARWICH, Mass. — Outmatched. Outclassed. Outplayed. Three words that summed up Brewster’s playoff opener against Harwich. It had been 732 days since the Whitecaps last tasted postseason baseball. After missing the playoffs in 2024, they finally returned—riding a rollercoaster season marked by wild highs and lows, capped by a dramatic...
One year can change everything. Exactly 365 days ago, the Brewster Whitecaps ended their season with a 15-run blowout loss—capping a year with just 13 wins and no playoff berth, one of only two teams left out. Fast forward to now? Their season closed with a thunderous comeback: a walk-off...
BREWSTER, Mass. — Eight innings into the final game of the regular season, Stony Brook Field felt like it might burst. The humid Cape Cod air crackled with tension—not because Brewster’s playoff fate hung in the balance (their No. 3 seed was secure), but because they refused to go quietly....
The Whitecaps are always looking for new singers to sing the National Anthem before home games. Our games start at 5 p.m. at Stony Brook Field. If you are interested, please contact Claire Gradone at cagradone@comcast.net or 508-246-3175.
