Mike Wilner has been named the winner of Baseball Canada’s first annual Media Recognition Award.
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Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductee John Haar is this year’s recipient of Baseball Canada’s Lifelong Coaching Award.
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The BC Minor Baseball Coaches Conference has received the 2020 Baseball Canada Event Recognition Award.
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Anthony Pluta (Victoria, B.C.) has been named winner of the Baseball Canada Coach Developer Award.
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Ed Quinlan and Chris Wilhelm have been recognized with Baseball Canada’s new Umpire Developer Award.
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It took the extraordinary efforts of many to run some form of a baseball season in 2020 including those of Anne Hayes of Crofton, British Columbia who is Baseball Canada’s Volunteer of the Year for 2020.
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Lou Nistico, who passed away on November 27, is best known for his hockey heroics in the WHA and with the NHL’s Colorado Rockies, but he was also an influential and inspiring baseball coach in Orleans, Ont. Baseball Canada’s Adam Morissette shares his fond memories of playing for Nistico in the summer of 1994.
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London, Ont., native Jamie Romak, who has played for the Canadian national team six times, was named the winner of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame’s Tip O’Neill Award on Thursday.
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Baseball Canada is taking their annual Fall Meetings online with the goal of benefitting the entire Canadian baseball community. “Together Towards Tomorrow” is a free, virtual event on November 19 and 20 that will feature subject-matter experts presenting on topics that will resonate with local, provincial and national levels of baseball in Canada.
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Three-time National Team member Brock Dykxhoorn (Goderich, Ont.) was given the “Outstanding Player Award” after leading the Uni-President 7-ELEVEN Lions to a seven-game series win over the CTBC Brothers in the Taiwan Series, the top prize Chinese Professional Baseball (CPBL).
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Baseball Canada has announced that hosting rights for the 2021 22U Men’s National Championships have been awarded to a joint bid from Dartmouth and Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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The 2021 Baseball Canada Cup will be staged in Regina, Saskatchewan while the 2021 21U Women’s Invitational will take place in St. John’s, Newfoundland following recent approval from Baseball Canada’s Board of Directors.
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Baseball Canada is taking their annual Fall Meetings online. Read about how you can listen in on presentations on a number of topics for free.
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Covid-19 continues to have an impact on the international baseball calendar as the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) announced today that the 2020 Women’s Baseball World Cup has been postponed for the second time and is now scheduled for March 1-9, 2021 in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Regina’s Stu Scheurwater, the only full time Canadian-umpire in Major League Baseball, will be working the National League Division Series between the Miami Marlins and Atlanta Braves in Houston. Baseball Canada’s Adam Morissette has the details.
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Junior National Team pitchers Mitch Bratt (Newmarket, Ont.) and Calvin Ziegler (Heidelberg, Ont.) will be at Dr. Pepper Stadium in Frisco, Texas tomorrow to compete in the Baseball Factory All-Star Classic.
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With the postponement of the 2021 Canada Summer Games, Baseball Canada is now seeking a host for the 2021 Baseball Canada Cup in order to operate a national championship at the 17U “selects” category.
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The Canada Games Council and the 2021 Canada Games Host Society have made the decision to postpone the 2021 Niagara Canada Summer Games to 2022 due to continued public health concerns relating to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Baseball Canada is fully supportive of this difficult decision and understands the impact this decision has on other events, athletes, coaches and provincial programs.
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Baseball Canada’s Adam Morissette summarizes the trade deadline deals that involved Canadians and provides updates on how Canadians have fared in the big leagues over the past week.
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Made sure you follow the Canadian Baseball Network
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