The Women’s National Team closed out their Development Camp with two games against the WNTDP Stars on Saturday.
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Baseball Canada has been named the WBSC National Federation of the Year for 2023, recognizing its outstanding contributions to the promotion and development of baseball. The award was presented during the WBSC Congress, currently taking place in Bangkok, Thailand, and accepted by Baseball Canada CEO Jason Dickson. Also honoured was Keith McConkey, of Welland, Ontario, who was named the WBSC Umpire of the Year for 2023, marking a prestigious international distinction for a Canadian official.
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“The baseball season just keeps getting longer for Aiden Kilshaw – not that he minds at all.
Originally from Swift Current and now living in Saskatoon, he has seen opportunity after opportunity come his way over the last few months.
The young prospect has been determined to make the most of every one of them.
Little did he know, Kilshaw was setting himself up for one of the biggest announcements of the season: the Baseball Canada Junior National Team Fall Instructional League roster.”
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The Women’s National Team lost two games to the USA Stars as part of their Development Camp in Cary, N.C. on Thursday.
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The Junior National Team will compete against MLB Draft League teams again next summer.
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Baseball Canada has announced its Junior National Team roster for its Fall Instructional League Camp set to take place in the Dominican Republic from October 19 to October 29.
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Team New Brunswick’s Arizona Peck (Riverview, N.B.) made history on August 21 when she became the first pitcher in women’s baseball history to throw a no-hitter at the Canada Games.
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Baseball Canada has announced the names of the 26 athletes who have been invited to attend the Women’s National Team Development Camp set for October 15–19 at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, N.C.
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The road to Canadian baseball academy supremacy will run through Okotoks. Baseball Canada and Dawgs Academy have announced the launch of “The Road to Okotoks” national championship, which will see 16 elite academy teams compete for the Morneau Cup.
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Bob Elliott: Remembering Baseball Canada executive, coach, GM, international administrator Jim Baba (Moose Jaw, Sask.)
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Joe McFarland, of Saskatchewan Dugout Stories, shares some of the many tributes to former Baseball Canada executive director Jim Baba who passed away on September 12.
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The international baseball community is mourning the loss of longtime Baseball Canada executive director Jim Baba.
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Baseball Canada is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Jim Baba, longtime executive director and one of the most respected and influential leaders in Canadian baseball history.
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“Ethan Pittman’s final inning in a Fort McMurray Oil Giants uniform will be one he’ll remember for the rest of his life.
Holding onto a 5-3 lead in the bottom of the seventh inning at the Baseball Canada 18U Nationals in his hometown, the graduating senior had to face the top of the Manitoba batting order.
He struck out Josh Randle and got Jackson Thiessen to fly out to centre field.
Up against infielder Tyler Mollons, Pittman got a first-pitch strike and two foul balls before twirling his second punch-out of the inning to help the Oil Giants capture the bronze medal.
The hometown crowd at Legacy Dodge Field in Fort McMurray erupted in celebration.”
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Three national titles were decided across Canada this past weekend.
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The debut of women’s baseball at the 2025 Canada Summer Games delivered an unforgettable week in St. John’s, where outstanding play on the field was matched by incredible support in the stands. As the sport made its historic first appearance at the Games, the competition did not disappoint, showcasing the depth of talent and passion for women’s baseball across the country.
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“When it was time for Tim Piasentin to step into the batting cage at Chase Field for the MLB Combine on June 18, the 18-year-old slugger was so nervous that he was almost shaking.
“I had to put a bunt down for my first pitch and I bunted it straight back and I’m like, ‘Oh, no, this isn’t going to go well,’” recalled Piasentin. “Then the first swing I took I caught a barrel, and it was 105 [mph] or something like that off the bat and I’m like, ‘OK, we’re good.’”
The Coquitlam, B.C. native was more than good that day.
He put on a show, smacking several home runs that registered exit velocities higher than 100 mph. That performance certainly helped his draft stock and the following month he was selected in the fifth round by the Toronto Blue Jays.”
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Three National Championship tournaments are set to take place this weekend.
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British Columbia captured the gold medal at the 2025 18U National Championships with a 2-1 victory over Ontario in a tense, pitching-dominated final.
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For the first time in the history of the Canada Games, female baseball will be part of the official competition schedule, as the top 16U female baseball talent in the country will play for gold from August 18–24 in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.
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