Six games took place on Saturday with the last five round-robin games and a lone quarterfinal match-up.

Ontario and Nova Scotia both improved their records to 2-0 as day two of competition took place in Halifax at the inaugural 21U Women Invitational.

Both semi-finals are now set in stone after three days of preliminary play in Halifax, NS. 

The competition continued on Thursday in Fort McMurray, AB as seven more games were played at Shell Place and Ross Hennigar Park. 

The Baseball Canada Cup got underway today in Fort McMurray, Alberta with eight games taking place at two venues including Shell Place on MacDonald Island and Ross Hennigar Park.

Baseball will return to the Olympic program for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games it was announced by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) after a unanimous vote by the body’s general assembly in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

For Baseball Canada, the month of August means National Championships and we have 11 of them, scattered across the country that will surely bring top quality competition to the communities that act as hosts.

It was this time last year that our Women’s National Team program were a part of history, not only competing in the first ever women’s baseball competition at a major multi-sport games, but capturing a silver medal to boot.

A bases clearing triple with two out in the top of the sixth proved to be the difference as Cuba earned their seventh win of the Cuba Summer Series with a 6-2 win this morning over the Junior National Team.

After a comeback that just fell short in the ninth inning this morning, the Canadian boys brought their bats to the second half of the double dip as they held on for a 9-6 victory.

 A five run first inning was too much to overcome for the Junior National Team who fell by a score of 6-3 to Cuba.