Baseball Canada

Umpires

Corrie Davis (AB)
Umpire Supervisor, Baseball Canada
780-410-9872

Canadian Content Baseball Rules

For the most part, teams in Baseball Canada sanctioned leagues adhere to the Major League Baseball rules of play. However, there are certain rules, for reasons that range from the age of participants to Canada's unique climate, that have been modified by Baseball Canada. Click the following link to view the Canadian interpretations to baseball rules as outlined by Major League Baseball.

Umpires Pledge

In the name of all the officials, I promise that we shall officate in these Championships with complete impartiality respecting and abiding by the rules which govern them, in the true spirit of sportsmanship.

2010 Level 4 Exam Question and Answers - for 2011

4-Umpire Position Manual (2006)

Operation Manual (2008)

3-Umpire Position Manual (2009)

Canadian Rules as of 2010

Official Rules (in French)

Provincial Supervisors

Player of the Week

Landon (MB )

Week of May 24, 2010:

Landon loves playing baseball for the Park City Teal Tigers. He just finished his grey cap. His favorite part of baseball is hitting.

Landon adore jouer au baseball avec les Teal Tigers de Parc City. Il vient tout juste d’obtenir sa casquette grise! Ce qu’il aime le plus au baseball… c’est frapper!

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2010 Baseball Canada National Teams Awards Banquet & Fundraiser

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Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD)

What is LTAD?

Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) is a systemic approach being developed and adopted by Baseball Canada to maximize a participant's potential and involvement in our sport. The LTAD framework aims to define optimal training, competition and recovery throughout an athlete's career to enable him / her to reach his / her full potential in baseball and as an athlete.

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RBI PROGRAM - Reaching Baseball Ideals

What is the RBI Program ?

Ensure that local baseball associations apply core common criteria to ensure that consistent good practice is in place
To empower parents when choosing a local baseball association for their children.
To ensure that RBI Accredited Associations are recognized through a common approach to branding.
To provide a focus around which all baseball associations in Canada can come together to support good practice in working with children and young people.
To promote and reward registration/membership within Baseball Canada, baseball's national federation of sport, as well as within the Provincial Baseball Associations.

Capital Traffic Systems

Baseball Canada would like to thank Gord Chubb, father of 1995 Senior Team alumni, Marty Chubb, for transporting Team Canada's equipment nation-wide. For your shipping needs, contact Capital Traffic Systems toll-free at: 1-800-488-2991.

Canadian Olympic Committee

The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) is a private, not-for-profit corporation and the largest private sector funder of high performance sport in Canada. First recognized by the International Olympic Committee in 1907, the COC has evolved into a multi-faceted sport organization providing financial support, services and leadership to the Canadian amateur high performance sport community. Visit the COC at www.olympic.ca.

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Human Kinetics

Sport and Character - Reclaiming the Principles of Sportsmanship
In an era when our nightly news is filled with reports of athletes run amok on the field, on the court, and on the street, and when cheating by players and coaches has become a part of the daily discourse, sportsmanship has never been a more timely topic.
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