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OTTAWA – Baseball Canada National Championship season is about to kick into high gear on Thursday with the 18U and 13U National Western set for Fort McMurray, Alberta and Swift Current, Saskatchewan, respectively.
OTTAWA – Québec capped an undefeated week at the 21U Women’s Invitational in St. John’s Newfoundland and Labrador with a 13-9 win over BC in the championship contest to claim the gold medal.
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The 2022 Canada Summer Games baseball competition is underway in Niagara at the two official venues in Welland Stadium in Welland, and Oakes Park in Niagara Falls!
OTTAWA – Seven teams are in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador for the 21U Women’s Invitational that will run from August 11-14 with games scheduled for St. Pat’s Ballpark and Wishingwell Park.
NIAGARA – History was made at the Canada Games yesterday when Newfoundland and Labrador’s Jaida lee became the first woman ever to participate in a Canada Games baseball competition.
OTTAWA – Logan McKnight tossed a complete game allowing just one run on five hits and struck out five over seven innings to lead the Newmarket Hawks (Ontario 2) to a 3-1 victory over host Dartmouth, Nova Scotia to win the gold medal at the 22U Men’s Championship at Beazley Field in Dartmouth.
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OTTAWA- The 2022 Canada Summer Games will take place in Niagara, Ontario from August 7th to August 13th, where ten provincial teams will battle for a chance at a gold medal at Canada’s marquee amateur sporting event.
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OTTAWA – Eight teams are in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia for the 22U Men’s National Championship that will run from August 4-7 with games in Halifax and Dartmouth at Mainland Commons and Beazley Field.
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OTTAWA - Canada will open play at the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) U-18 Baseball World Cup against Korea on September 9th at LECOM Park in Bradenton, Florida as the international federation today announced the schedule for the event that will take place in Bradenton and Sarasota from September 9- 18.
THUNDER BAY, Ontario - In front of more than a thousand fans at Thunder Bay's Baseball Central ballpark, Canadian starting pitcher Alli Schroder (Fruitvale, BC) did Team Canada's batters a favour by retiring Team USA 1-2-3 to begin the fifth and final game of the 2022 Women's Baseball Friendship Series, striking out two and inducing a pop up to shortstop Ellie Jesperson (Spruce Grove, AB). While that might not sound uncommon, it was the first time the Canadian women's national team prevented the Americans from scoring in the first inning, as they had plated a total of nine runs in the first innings of the previous four games.
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