NWI Wardogs Youth Baseball

The NWI Wardogs 2023 17U team will be holding private tryouts. All position players are wanted with pitchers being the primary position of need. If you are interested in a private tryout, please call/text Mike @ 773-350-2583 or email him at
[email protected].

⚾️Wardogs turned Bulldogs⚾️

Crown Point High School Sectional Champions
2022

The NWI Wardogs 2022 16U team is looking for 1-2 more players to complete their roster. All position players are wanted with pitchers and outfielders being the primary position of need. If you are interested in a private tryout, please call or text Mike @ 773-350-2583.

The NWI Wardogs 2022 16U team is looking for a few more players to complete their roster. All position players are wanted with pitchers and catchers being the primary position of need. If you are interested in a private tryout, please call or text Mike @ 773-350-2583.

The NWI Wardogs tryout information for the 2022 16U team will be posted soon. Please check back this week for date, time and location.

Please email Mike at [email protected] or call/text with any questions to 773-350-2583.

A little late on this one due to the holiday 🎇 🎆

But congratulations to Ryan “Beast” Garcia for creating his own fireworks this past weekend!! Ryan has hit multiple HR’s this season in big spots as the lead off hitter for the 11U WARDOGS. Keep working hard Beast!! 👊🏼🔥😎

I absolutely love seeing posts from the younger teams about being part of the “Wardog Family”.

Brien started this organization as a single age group. His focus was building baseball knowledge and growing the love for the sport. During the first year, he created a team with a lot of boys who didn’t know each other too well. He knew that if they learned to trust each other, the team would be more productive. Therefore, the first tournament together was an overnighter. The players AND parents were “forced” to get to know each other. The bonds grew from there. So many activities were planned throughout the seasons to further strengthen these bonds. Trips to watch Purdue play, week tournaments in Myrtle Beach and Virginia Beach, we ate together after games, had bonfires at the house, etc. Don’t get me wrong, we played a lot of ball, but we all knew that if we JUST played ball, it all wouldn’t have been as fun. When I think of these families, I know we all still have each other’s back. We may not spend the summers together anymore, but I know we would do anything for each other if the phone ever were to ring. Great years to treasure forever…

So for the younger teams following in these footsteps, I truly love seeing your Wardog Family posts!!! Let the tradition continue…♥️💙♥️💙

Here are some pics I am reposting. A blast from the past…. Notice, all pics have nothing to do with a baseball game☺️

Another day, another dinger for Max Gurnic !! That’s number 4 on the season and number 2 so far this weekend. Max helped the 11U WARDOGS lock up the number 1 seed heading into bracket play tomorrow. Hey Max…. What are you gonna do with all of these baseballs??

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Well folks… he did it again !! Max Gurnic with homerun number 3 on the season in a big 10-0 win for the 11U WARDOGS. Max proved tonight that chicks dig the long ball. We see you working kid !! 🦎⚾️ 🔥

Congratulations to the 14U WARDOGS for finishing as runners-up this weekend in the GameDay Elizabethtown, Kentucky Super Regional. Great pitching and timely hitting were the keys to success as these boys beat teams from 4 different states to finish the weekend at 4-1. They came back from a 9-0 deficit and over an hour rain delay to make it to the championship game. Great job WARDOGS !!! 👊🏼 😎