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A new look for the GBL Committee

Jul 2, 2018

The GBL Committee will have a new look for the 2018-19 season.

Below is the list of committee members elected by the GBL Clubs for the 2018-19 season.

Michael Bates
Janelle Dunsdon
Karen Gallpen
Rod Gaunt
Matthew Glasson
Javier Gonzalez
Gareth Irving
Jason McMahon
Troy O’Malley
Stephen Schneider

Thank you to all the Nominees and GBL Clubs for voting.

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  • From dream to reality: Molly Paddison is ready to pull on the Green and Gold
  • Queensland duo set for Emeralds debut at Women’s Baseball World Cup
  • ‘You’re Going to Be an Emerald’: Rio Bradley Ready for Her Biggest Baseball Moment
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  • Meet the man bringing baseball to rockhampton
  • Calling the shots on another impressive season
  • Join us in Japan
  • Brisbane North’s Little League Campaign
  • Metro’s little league campaign
  • Step off the sidelines for Reconciliation
  • Baseball Queensland Japan Tour
  • Join the team
  • Experienced Leader Joins Queensland Baseball
  • A long way from the diamond
  • OUR EXTENDED ROSTER: BASEBALL QUEENSLAND’S VOLUNTEERS
  • A Place to Belong: Baseball5s helps participants shine at the tErtiary place
  • North Queensland’s Emerging Athletes Program Wraps Up

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Sun. 🌞Smiles. ☺️Baseball. ⚾ It's the simple thing Sun. 🌞Smiles. ☺️Baseball. ⚾It's the simple things in life.
Like a whole weekend of baseball, representing your city and hanging with your mates.It doesn't get better than this.Round one of the intercity challenge is in the books.
In a couple of weeks, Cairns make their way to Townsville for round two.Play Ball!
Applications for Play On! Sports Vouchers will ope Applications for Play On! Sports Vouchers will open on 27 July, with up to $200 available to help Queensland kids aged from 5-17 participate in sport.There will be two opportunities to apply this financial year.If you’re planning ahead for the summer season, it’s best to apply this round.To help make your application quick and easy, log in to your Enquire account before 27 July and check your details are up to date. ✅Find out more about the program at qld.gov.au/playon#PlayOn
Just two chicks living their best life. Childhood Just two chicks living their best life.Childhood dream loading... ... ...Catch Rio and Molly doing what they do best at the Women's Baseball World Cup, starting tomorrow!📷 @studiohonsa/@baseball.com.au
🏝️⚾ Where the rainforest meets the reef, baseball 🏝️⚾ Where the rainforest meets the reef, baseball took centre stage for four big days.The Barrier Reef Tournament once again delivered four unforgettable days of elite competition, fierce rivalries and the kind of hospitality that keeps teams coming back year after year.From Alice Springs making the long journey north to the iconic Cairns vs Townsville rivalry, international visitors, emerging young talent and even the legendary Trinity Beach canteen, the tournament proved it's about so much more than the baseball.It's a celebration of community, competition and everything that makes our game special.Read the full story and discover why the Barrier Reef Tournament remains one of the state's must-play baseball events. 👇https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/barrier-reef-tournament-26/
Did someone say EO of the Year? 👏⚾ If you've ever Did someone say EO of the Year? 👏⚾If you've ever wondered what keeps a representative team running like a well-oiled machine, chances are the answer is Rachael Lamb.From organising fundraising and managing logistics to sending timely communications and making sure every detail is covered, Rachael is the person working tirelessly behind the scenes so everyone else can focus on baseball.Those 4am wake-up calls? No problem. Driving the team bus? She's got it covered. Whatever needs to be done to support the team, Rach is already onto it.But what truly makes Rachael exceptional isn't just her organisation or work ethic—it's the way she cares for the people around her.She builds genuine trust and respect with players and parents alike, creating an environment where everyone feels supported, valued and connected. Her kindness, encouragement and unwavering support help make every team she is part of feel like a family.Executive Officers are often the unsung heroes of our game, and Rachael is a shining example of the incredible volunteers who make representative baseball possible.Thank you, Rachael, for your endless dedication, your infectious positivity and the love you pour into every team you're part of. Queensland baseball is better because of people like you. ❤️⚾Do you know someone who deserves a shout out? Nominate them for our monthly awards. 👉 https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/bq-awards/
She's no stranger to the Green and Gold, nor inter She's no stranger to the Green and Gold, nor international baseball. Lisa Norrie has dedicated her life to growing the women's game.Now, she has the privilege of having a front row seat to watching two Queensland athletes she's helped develop—Molly Paddison and Rio Bradley—take the next step as Australian Emeralds.As assistant coach for the Emeralds, Lisa has also had the opportunity to coach both players throughout their development.Norrie said it wasn't just their talent that stood out—it was the way they approached the game every day."Both Molly and Rio have an outstanding work ethic and a genuine desire to keep learning," she said."They're coachable, competitive and embrace challenges, which are qualities that set athletes apart.Lisa, their selection is about more than two debutants.It's a reflection of the strength of Queensland's women's pathway, the clubs, coaches, families and teammates who have supported them, and the exciting future of women's baseball."The pathway is there, and Molly and Rio are great examples of what's possible," Lisa said.With the Women's World Cup just around the corner and new professional opportunities emerging through the Women's Professional Baseball League, the future has never been brighter for girls dreaming of representing Australia.📖 Read Lisa's perspective on Molly and Rio's journey, and what it means for the future of Queensland baseball: https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/from-queensland-to-the-world-stage-lisa-norrie-on-the-rise-of-molly-paddison-and-rio-bradley/ 💚💛
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