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November 02, 2016

Baseball Canada National Championship host sites announced

OTTAWA- Eleven National Championship hosts were determined during the annual Baseball Canada Fall Convention that took place in Fredericton last week.

The breakdown includes three hosts for 2017 Baseball Canada National Championships and eight for 2018 events.

Many excellent bids were submitted with championships being awarded to the following communities:

2017

13U National Championship – Repentigny, QC
13U National Atlantic Championship – Moncton, NB
13U National Western Championship – Spruce Grove, AB

2018

Baseball Canada Cup – Moncton/Dieppe, NB
13U National Atlantic Championship – Summerside, PEI
13U National Western Championship – Brandon, MB
15U Boys Championship – Oshawa, ON
16U Girls Invitational – Halifax, NS
18U Championship – Fort McMurray, AB
21U Men – St. Thomas, ON
Senior Men – Victoria, BC

For a complete list of National Championships, and to view the National Championships bid application process, selection, and principles, please click on the links below.

2017 Baseball Canada National Championships
2018 Baseball Canada National Championships
Championship bids application: process, selection, and principles

For more information, please contact Baseball Canada Program Coordinator Kelsey McIntosh (kmcintosh@baseball.ca).

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