Gatemen gear up for 2026 summer season
Gatemen pitcher Wade Walton throws the ball. Source: Wareham Gatemen
Short stop Chris Ramirez prepares to bat. Source: Wareham Gatemen
Gatemen pitcher Wade Walton throws the ball. Source: Wareham Gatemen
Short stop Chris Ramirez prepares to bat. Source: Wareham Gatemen
The Wareham Gatemen opened their 2026 season this week with two losses and one win as the team gears up for its 40-game Cape Cod Baseball League schedule this summer.
The Gatemen started the season off with two 0-5 losses, one against the Cotuit Kettleers while away on Saturday, June 13 and another at home against the Hyannis Harbor Hawks on Sunday, June 14.
On Monday, the team picked up its first win at home 7-6 against the Chatham Anglers.
The team plays at home this week at Spillane Field on Thursday, June 18 at 6:30 p.m. against the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox and at 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 20 against the Harwich Mariners.
Games will be held regularly throughout the summer, between two to three times each week until the beginning of August. Aside from ballgames, there are other opportunities to join the Gatemen in baseball action this summer.
Players and coaches from the Gatemen team run summer baseball clinics for children ages six to 17. The team runs five four-day clinic sessions this summer. The clinic costs $95 per week for its fundamentals of baseball group for athletes ages six to 10. The advanced skills group for those 10 and older costs $145 per week.
The Gatemen offer scholarships for those in need of financial assistance. Parents can apply by writing to the Gatemen organization, according to the clinic website.
