One of several left-handed options in the Winnipeg bullpen, Quinn Waterhouse joined the Goldeyes in 2026 after spending his first three professional seasons in the Pioneer League with the Ogden Raptors, Boise Hawks, and Rocky Mountain Vibes.

A native of Bondurant, Iowa, Quinn began his collegiate career at Black Hawk College before transferring to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and later Lamar University. After completing his college career at Lamar in 2023, he signed with Ogden and made the jump to professional baseball.

Quinn’s first professional season ended with a championship, as he helped the Raptors capture the 2023 Pioneer League title. He remained with Ogden in 2024 before splitting the following season between Boise and Rocky Mountain, gaining three years of professional experience before making the move to the American Association.

His career has also taken him well beyond North America. Following the 2025 season, Quinn was invited to pitch for the Arabia Wolves in Baseball United, giving him the opportunity to compete in Dubai against players from around the world. The league’s four inaugural clubs also included the Mumbai Cobras, Mid East Falcons, and Karachi Monarchs.

The experience added another unique stop to a baseball journey that has taken Quinn from junior college to NCAA Division I baseball, through the Pioneer League, overseas to Dubai, and ultimately to Winnipeg.