Summer may be coming to a close and fall may be rapidly approaching, but on Monday at Husky Ballpark, spring was definitely in the air. The Husky Baseball team reported for its version of "Spring Training" and started individual workouts at the Diamond on Montlake, marking the first time the team has officially taken the field since their historic College World Series run in 2018.

After starring on the field during Washington's amazing post-season run in 2018, slugger Joe Wainhouse is coming back for another year with the Diamond Dawgs. Wainhouse was granted another year of eligibility after missing most of 2017 with an injury and announced his return to campus on Instagram.

Jeff Brigham, a fourth-round MLB Draft pick out of Washington in 2014, has been called up by the Miami Marlins and will make his big-league debut on Sunday.

After the Huskies' historic College World Series run in June, many of the players hit the road and traveled to locations throughout the country to play summer ball. There were many outstanding performances by the Dawgs during the summer and here are a few of the highlights.

Washington Baseball is coming off a historic 2018 run to the College World Series and is looking for hard-working, talented students that want to make an impact on the 2018-19 season.

Washington Coach Lindsay Meggs added a pair community college transfers to bolster the roster for the 2019 season. Connor Blair from Butte College in California and Ricky Muzzy from Lower Columbia College in Washington will the join Huskies this fall.