Player Development is the Best in the West Coast League: It Came First with Spencer Howard, Austin Shenton and Jacob Wong
Summer collegiate baseball has many merits, with the West Coast League distinguishing itself with unparalleled player and fan experiences out west, to incredible summer weather, to gorgeous geography, to its unique ballparks. But what makes the league extraordinary is its commitment to player development.
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Three Stanford players headed to Bellingham
BELLINGHAM, WA — Friday, February 6, the Bellingham Bells announced the additions of three Stanford ball players to the 2026 roster. Pitcher David Wiser, catcher Dillon Moss and shortstop Tyler Spangler are headed to Bellingham [...]
Bells hire new head coach Alan Regier
BELLINGHAM, WA – February 5, 2026 – The Bellingham Bells announced the hiring of Alan Regier as head coach for the 2026 season. Regier becomes the 17th head coach in Bells history, replacing Ed Knaggs, [...]
Bellingham Bells Announce New Brewery Partners for 2026 Season
February 2, 2026 — Bellingham, WA — The Bellingham Bells are proud to announce two new local beer partners for the upcoming season: Kulshan Brewing Company and Larrabee Lager Company. “We’re excited to welcome Kulshan [...]
Three SoCal players added to 2026 roster
BELLINGHAM, WA — Friday, January 30, the Bellingham Bells announced the additions of two incoming UCLA freshmen and USC freshman to the 2026 roster. This summer, Left handed pitcher Robby Zimmerman and outfielder Jaden Jackson [...]
Four returners join 2026 roster
BELLINGHAM, WA — Wednesday, January 21, the Bellingham Bells announced the return of four former Bells joining the 2026 roster. Colt Peterson headlines this group of returners after having a remarkable 2025 in the West [...]
Bells begin 2026 roster announcements
BELLINGHAM, WA — Wednesday, January 14, the reigning West Coast League champions — the Bellingham Bells — began their 2026 roster announcements with three starters who are returning to Joe Martin Field this summer. Preston [...]
