Wareham Gatemen

The Wareham Gatemen Baseball Organization is sad to announce that the 2020 summer season has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 health crisis. Though some may be upset by this decision, the Gatemen Organization agrees with and fully supports the decision to cancel the season. The Gatemen would like to thank their fans, sponsors, supporters, the 2020 players and coaches, our vendors, our volunteers, the Israeli Olympic Baseball Team, and Mass Maritime for their support.We will take this extended

The Wareham Gatemen are now accepting applications for all 2020 internships.The internships are separated into two general categories; Organizational Internships and Baseball Ops Internships.Available Organizational positions include Broadcaster, Beat Writer, Side-line Reporter, Productions, Community Engagement, Marketing, Media & Public Relations, Merchandise, Game Day Operations, Team Photographer, and Team Videographer.Available Baseball Ops positions include General Manager Assistant, MLB

It would have been nice to repeat as CCBL champions. It would have been nice to make it past round 1 of the playoffs. But is that really what the CCBL is all about? College baseball players come from all over the country not to win silverware, but to improve on and off the field.The Wareham Gatemen may be going home earlier than they may have liked, but the growth of this team is evident. Each Gatemen player has grown in their own way and will look back at this summer as a springboard for the

In my playoff preview article I mentioned that the Gatemen will not win a slugfest series. Now, here we are heading into game 3 and the Cotuit offense has dominated. In game 1 the Kettleers scored 7 runs and in game 2 scored 22 runs. Cotuit has 5 home runs this post season. The next most is 1 just for some context. Wareham has yet to hit a home run against Cotuit in 5 games and it has shown in the score lines. Cotuit is batting an astonishing .341. The next best team batting average is .310. Of

After an amazing regular season for the Wareham Gatemen, in which they finished second in the West division, it is time for playoffs! In the first round the Gatemen are going up against the Cotuit Kettleers. So far two games have been played, and the best-of-three series is tied 1 to 1. That makes tonight’s game the one that decides who goes home and who continues to the Western final. Here are 10 reasons why you should attend tonight’s determining game: (photo credit: Kristin Ostrowski)1.

Wareham suffered worst loss of the season at the worst possible time. After an emotional game 1 victory it looked as though all of the momentum was with the Gatemen. However, the train fell off the rails rather fast in game 2. Cotuit scored immediately in the first inning on a double, but the flood gates truly opened in the third and fourth inning. Casey Schmitt (San Diego State) smashed a two-run home run over the left field fence. Cotuit continued to find success with the long ball in the

In one of the wildest baseball games you will ever watch the Gatemen scored six runs in the first inning and the Kettleers scored six runs in the fourth inning. The Gatemen came out victorious in an 8-7 ball game. This was all thanks to Trey Lipcscomb (Tennessee). He has been on a tear since joining the Gatemen. He is 4-11 with 5 RBI and was the hero of game 1 hitting a walk off single in the 10thinning. “I am pretty excited right now, you know hitting a walk off is one of the biggest

From the first pitch to the last the Wareham Gatemen dominated, both offensively and defensively, defeating the Falmouth Commodores 8-1. The Gatemen racked up 13 hits and the pitching staff struck out 11 batters. The Gatemen put the Commodores in their rear view mirror in the first inning and didn’t look back. Matt McLain (UCLA) roped a double off the left field wall and Pete Derkay (Tennessee) sent him home on a single. Adrian Del Castillo sent home two more runs getting all of a ball left up

The Cape League “modern era” dates back 74 years. 28 times in that span, the defending champion repeated. It has been 17 years since the Gatemen accomplished that feat. The quest to keep the Arnold Mycock trophy in Wareham begins Friday. The Gatemen have a target on their back. The Cotuit Kettleers have the first crack at Wareham. Game 1 is scheduled for 6:45 p.m. at Spillane Field, game 2 is Saturday at 4:00 p.m. at Lowell Park, and game 3 if necessary, will be on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in

The Bourne Braves had no answer for Cole Larsen (Kansas) through the first 3 innings. After a lead-off single in the first inning Larsen sent down the next 8 batters he faced in order. Larsen had some help from his defense as 3 double plays were completed through the first 4 innings. Wareham had a quiet first two innings but the offense came alive in the 3rdinning. In his first at-bat with the Gatemen Trey Lipscomb (Tennessee) hit a single up the middle. Mike Antico (St.Johns) got on base with a