The Dawgs want to commend the hospitality of the entire Skeeters staff that made the experience truly unforgettable for the entire team. Thank you to Chad for arranging the event and Sherine for providing the photography.

During our preseason workouts and our in-season competition, the Dawgs organization is always looking to acknowledge our players for acting or playing in a way that embodies our mission and core values.

One of the ways that we award our players for “Embracing the Standard” and exemplifying our vision for the development of outstanding players and young men is through our “Dawg of the Week” belt award. This award is intended to be awarded each week the team has tournaments and a regular basis through off-season activities.

The “Dawg of the Week” award is voted on by our coaches and our staff after consideration of the most recent tournament or off-season period.

To win the award, the player must “Embrace the Standard” by exhibiting the traits and values that are core to the Dawgs organization, including leadership, accountability, excellence determination and a winning attitude.

Overall, Jackson delivered at the plate with 2 hits, drove in 2 runs and scored 2 more while also delivering on the mound with 2 very strong innings without allowing any runs, hits or walks.    For Jackson, his strong weekend was a continuation of his outstanding play from the weekend prior.

Jackson throws a strong 2 innings to pave the way for a Dawgs 15-1 victory on June 13 at Lindsay/Lyons Park

No players started heating up more than Weston, who used the  Father’s Day weekend  to start wreaking havoc on opponents at the plate. For the weekend, Weston went 3 for 4 for with 2 walks generating 2 extra-base hits , including a ground rule double to go with 4 RBI’s and 3 runs scored.

Weston smashes a ground rule double for the Dawgs on Father's Day to help keep the Dawgs comeback alive on June 21 at KNLL

For the weekend, Brody was awarded the “Dawgs of the Week” belt as he fought off a tough time the previous weekend to bounce back in a big way in the filed and at the plate. Brody’s great defense led to two signature defensive plays in a tightly contested semi-final game.

In that game,  Brody made a great play at 2B with the infield in to get off a quick throw to gun down the tying run at home to preserve the Dawgs lead and then turning  an athletic double play in the last inning  to seal the win.

Brody’s glove wasn’t the only thing on display, as he went 5 for 10 on the weekend while smashing a double in the championship game. The Dawgs wound up losing a tight game in the finals, but again learned some lessons which would let bounce back to beat the same team a few weeks later to capture a championship in their last tournament of the spring/summer season.

Brody comes up clutch all game at 2B for the Dawgs to propel them into the Championship on June 28 at Doss Park

Luke with a clutch full count bases loaded single that plated 2 Dawgs to take the lead on a June 18 game at Scrap Yard Sports

During our preseason workouts and our in-season competition, the Dawgs organization is always looking to acknowledge our players for acting or playing in a way that embodies our mission and core values.

One of the ways that we award our players for “Embracing the Standard” and exemplifying our vision for the development of outstanding players and young men is through our “Dawg of the Week” belt award. This award is intended to be awarded each week the team has tournaments and a regular basis through off-season activities.

The “Dawg of the Week” award is voted on by our coaches and our staff after consideration of the most recent tournament or off-season period.

To win the award, the player must “Embrace the Standard” by exhibiting the traits and values that are core to the Dawgs organization, including leadership, accountability, excellence determination and a winning attitude.

Braden has taken huge strides to improve at third base this season as well as working behind the plate as a catcher and developing into one of the team's main pitchers with multiple solid outings on the mound.

According to his head coach Tyler Josefsen, it is a privilege to coach an athlete like Braden and even opposing team's coaches take notice and respect his game.

Braden takes his talents to Louisiana on June 6th where he smashes the first home run of his career

Camp like a Top Dawg Today!

Contact us to reserve your spot for the 2020 Dawg Days of Summer Baseball Camp. We are looking for campers who will be playing 9U - 13U for the upcoming fall season.

The 2 day camp will be held August 11th and 12th at Katy National Little League Fields from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., $150 per player.

Your player will get top instruction from coaches and instructors while focusing on hitting, pitching, baserunning and fielding position groups (infield, outfield, catching).

To keep it fun there will be skill competitions, home run derby, a free camp shirt and camp prizes. Snacks, water and Gatorade are included. Don't delay, contact us now and camp like a Dawg Today!

Be a Top Dawg Today!

Is your player still looking for a great select baseball program in the West Houston/Katy/Richmond areas? You are in luck.

The Texas Dawgs are growing and need to add players for our Fall 11U, 12U and 13U teams for the upcoming Fall 2020 season.

If interested please contact us here so we can communicate the next steps to set up your open workout!