Thirteen countries, including Canada, will compete in the 2024 U-18 Pan American Championship, a qualifier for the 2025 Baseball World Cup starting on August 2.
Read MoreA high pressure ball game for Canada with a bronze medal on the line is deja vu for Mia Valcke.
“Six years ago, Canada’s starting outfielder was a key part of them leaving the Women’s World Cup with bronze. Valcke (St Marys, Ont.) hit .500 with an RBI to help Canada to a win over Team USA in extras.
Fast forward to Saturday, and Valcke will be back on the diamond for Canada in a bronze medal game against Mexico, this time on home soil at Port Arthur Stadium in Thunder Bay. First pitch is 11 a.m. E.T.”
Read MoreThe 22U Nationals will begin in Nova Scotia today.
Read MoreIt was as dramatic, and as perfect for Canadian ball fans as it gets at Port Arthur Stadium in Thunder Bay Wednesday evening.
A grand slam smashed off the bat of Canadian catcher Lucie Anctil clinched a spot in the bronze medal game for the Canucks at the Women’s World Cup. The ball was crushed down the right field line, giving the Canadians a 10-0 walk-off mercy rule victory in the fifth against Venezuela.
Read MoreBaseball Canada has announced the names of the 20 athletes who will represent Canada at the WBSC Americas U-18 Pan American Championship from August 2-11 in Panama City, Panama.
Read MoreCanada lost 13-4 to Team USA on Tuesday night in its third game of the Women’s World Cup at Thunder Bay.
Read MoreThe Junior National Team lost 4-3 to Team USA in the final tune-up game of the Pan-Am Qualifier Selection Camp.
Read MoreIt was a roller coaster of a ride for the home side as Canada wound up going off the rails, losing to six-time world champion Japan in extra innings 7-6 at the Women’s Baseball World Cup at Port Arthur Stadium in Thunder Bay, Ont., on Monday night.
Read MoreThe Junior National Team fell to Team USA 5-1 in the first of two tune-up games that will close out the Pan-Am Qualifier Selection Camp.
Read MoreCanada had an explosive start in its first game of the ninth Women’s Baseball World Cup Sunday evening at Port Arthur Stadium in Thunder Bay, Ont. The Canucks scored five in the first and two in the second, to secure a 7-2 win over Mexico.
Read MoreThe Junior National Team lost 4-2 loss to Team Navy in the final exhibition game of the USA Baseball National Team Development Program mini-series.
Read MoreThe Junior National Team lost 3-1 to the USA Baseball National Team Development Program (Red) squad in their second exhibition game of the Pan-Am Qualifier Selection Camp on Saturday.
Read MoreThe Junior National Team lost 6-4 to the USA Baseball National Team Development Program (White) squad in their first exhibition game of the Pan-Am Qualifier Selection Camp on Friday.
Read MoreThe best in baseball are in Thunder Bay, Ont. this week to play for gold at the Women’s Baseball World Cup. Canada, ranked seventh in the world, will look to upset at the tournament, bringing an experienced roster in international competition to the field. Canadian Baseball Network writer Melissa Verge provides 10 things you need to know about the Canadian squad and the tournament in general before it begins on Sunday.
Read More“The top baseball players in the world will be in Canada next week to take the field for a World Cup that almost didn’t happen.
For months, the outcome of the WBSC Women’s Baseball World Cup Finals - which gives the best players across the country a purpose, and young girls a tangible goal to strive for - was uncertain due to a lack of funding.
It was a generous $300,000 contribution from Baseball Canada, and many long hours from the staff, that ensured the event was still able to take place in Thunder Bay.”
Read MoreThe Junior National Team is set to take the field once again for the Pan American U18 Tournament Selection Camp from July 24 to July 30.
Read MoreFormer Toronto Blue Jays third baseman Troy Glaus and ex-Baltimore Orioles manager Dave Trembley will manage USA teams against the Canadian Junior National Team this week.
Read MoreBaseball Canada announced a new executive on Sunday at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Ottawa.
Read MoreBaseball Canada has announced their 2024 National Women’s Team roster.
Read MoreThe 2024 MLB Draft concluded today with rounds 11 through 20 where 11 Canadians heard their names called, bringing the three-day total of Canadians selected to 16.
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