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SUMMARY:U12 Baseball World Cup
DESCRIPTION:https://baseball.com.au/events/2023-vii-wbsc-u12-baseball-world-cup/ \nhttps://www.wbsc.org/en/events/2023-u12-baseball-world-cup/home \nWBSC U-12 BASEBALL WORLD CUP SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT\n\nA talented team of youngsters will put on the green and gold for the first time in their baseball careers as they represent Australia in the 2023 WBSC Under 12 Baseball World Cup in Taiwan from July 28th to August 6th. \nThe Australian squad finds themselves in Group A\, featuring powerhouses Japan\, Mexico and Chinese Taipei. The top three finishers of each group in the Open Round will then advance to the Super Round\, while the other six teams will play the Placement Round. \nThe first and second-place teams of the Super Round will play for the U-12 World Title\, while the third and fourth-place finishers will compete for a bronze medal. \nFresh off the 2023 Australian Little League Championships\, the World Cup provides an opportunity for Australian players to showcase their abilities and cement their status as global baseball contenders. \nWBSC event hub – click here.
URL:https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/calendar/u12-baseball-world-cup/
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SUMMARY:Intermediate League World Series
DESCRIPTION:2023 Intermediate 50/70 Baseball World Series \n \n2023 AUSTRALIAN INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP\n\nThe Brisbane North squad came to play at the 2023 Australian Intermediate League Championship series in Mildura\, Victoria. The undefeated tournament run was\ncapped with a 7 – 3 final game against the Ryde Hawks and earned the squad a ticket to compete internationally in Livermore\, California. \n\n\n\nThe Brisbane North team were dominant from a pitching perspective\, led by Alonzo Zaire Griffin who conceded 1 earned across 8 innings while punching out 21!\nTeammate Tirrell Waiwai was equally impressive\, tossing 8.2 innings while conceding no earned runs and striking out 20. In fact\, the entire pitching staff should tip their cap as they gave up a total of 4 earned runs over 6 games. Offensively the team was explosive\, tallying 47 runs in 6 games with outstanding contributions once again from Zaire Griffin who hit .455 with a homerun and Mason Clem and Cody Hawkes who both notched tournament averages over .500. \nRyde Hawks put an early scare into the Brisbane North squad in the final game\, tallying 3 runs in the first inning. Undaunted\, the champions responded with 3 of their\nown in the bottom of the first and never looked back\, with 2 more in the bottom of the second and additional runs in the 4 th and 6 th to lock up the victory. The North team\ntallied 7 hits in the game\, led by Richards\, Baert and Griffen who all had multiple knocks. Griffin was the star of the show\, going 5 innings and punching out an\nastonishing 15 batters in the contest (to put that in context\, every out recorded during his outing was of his own doing). Tyler Wilson tossed 2 scoreless innings to lock\ndown the win and send his team to the US. \nBaseball Australia would like to thank the Mildura Rural City Council for their support. \nCongratulations to all clubs\, players\, coaches\, umpires\, scorers and volunteers involved in the event! \nView the tournament results and stats on GameChanger: \n2023 Australian Intermediate League Championship
URL:https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/calendar/intermediate-league-world-series/
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SUMMARY:FUTURES LEAGUE (OPENS)
DESCRIPTION:Baseball Queensland in partnership with the Brisbane Bandits is seeking expressions of interest for players to compete in the 2023 Futures League “Ash Anderson Cup”\nThis is a draft based competition played throughout August and into early September. \nThere will be three teams with each team playing six games over four weeks prior to the top two teams playing off for the Ash Anderson Cup. \nCommencing on August 1st and finishing in the first week of September\, teams will go head to head with two games a week being played on Tuesday and Friday nights at Carina Red Sox Baseball Club. Games will be streamed live and broadcast to YouTube (link to come). \nThe overall cost for each player is expected to be no more than $90. \nRegistrations for the draft will be open until the day of the draft which is planned to be held on Wednesday 26th of July with teams to be named shortly after. \nRosters will be made up by players predominantly 16 to 26 years of age with each team also being allowed to draft three overage players if they choose. \nAfter the first two seasons of the Futures League there have been six players go on to make their ABL debut\, three sign professional contracts with MLB organisations and sixteen commit to colleges in the USA. \nTo be eligible to be added to a team roster you must register for the draft using the link below. There is no cost for players to enter the draft. \n			\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				FUTURES LEAGUE EOI\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				To view 2022 stats and results\, click the button below: \n			\n				2022 Futures League\n			\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				Futures League Sponsorship Opportunities\nWith EOFY fast approaching\, it’s a great time to sponsor the 2023 Futures League! Futures League is looking for sponsors to help reduce direct costs for players and families in the Juniors\, Womens and Opens competitions. If you’d like to support the more than 300 players\, coaches and other volunteers participating in this year’s program\, please contact Futures League Sponsorship Coordinator David Badke for more information and the 2023 sponsorship pack. \n \n			\n				DOWNLOAD THE SPONSORSHIP PACK
URL:https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/calendar/futures-league-opens/
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SUMMARY:Women's World Cup
DESCRIPTION:https://baseball.com.au/events/2023-ix-wbsc-womens-baseball-world-cup/ \n  \nEMERALDS SELECTED FOR THE WBSC WOMEN’S WORLD CUP – GROUP A\n\nThe Emeralds will depart for the WBSC World Cup – Group A Qualifier with a fresh squad of 20 players\, with 14 players set to make their official international tournament debut. \nThe touring team was selected from a training squad of 25 players selected from the 2023 Australian Women’s Championships in April. \nPlayers and coaches will be heading to Sydney on the 1st of August for a training camp prior to departing for Thunder Bay Canada on the 6th of August. The Emeralds will take on Canada\, Hong Kong\, South Korea\, Mexico and the USA from the 8th to the 12th of August with the top two teams progressing to the World Cup\, and an additional wild card from the group determined based on results across the week. \nGroup B will be held in Japan during September. Six teams in total will progress to the Women’s World Cup Final to be held in Thunder Bay July 15th  – 21st next year. \nThe Emeralds will be led by Manager Jason Pospishil\, supported by Lisa Norrie (assistant coach)\, Sam Hamilton (assistant coach)\, Chris Oxpring (pitching coach)\, Ursula Howard (executive officer) and Tammy Ong (physiotherapist). \n \nPhoto: Shae Lillywhite – Credit: SMP Images.  \n2023 Emeralds: \nGenevieve Beacom (VIC/Sandringham) \nAllie Bebbere (VIC/Doncaster) \nKelsey Brennan (WA/Wanneroo) \nLili Cavanagh (VIC/Springvale) \nLeah Cornish (WA/ Melville) \nMorgan Doty (VIC/Newport) \nMaddison Erwin (ACT/Weston Creek/Blacktown Workers) \nCaitlin Eynon (WA/Melville) \nTicara Geldenhuis (NSW/Blacktown Workers) \nMeaghan Haggart (WA/Wanneroo) \nMaddison Heath (NSW/Blacktown Workers) \nAbbey Kelly (VIC/Essendon) \nShae Lillywhite (VIC/Springvale) \nAbbey McLellan (VIC/Footscray) \nCarly Moore (SA/Adelaide) \nClaire O’Sullivan (NSW/Greenaway) \nMaddy Patrick (VIC/Springvale) \nAshley Patton (ACT/Blacktown Workers) \nJordan Richardson (NSW/Greenaway) \nMaddison Tabrett (NSW/Blacktown Workers) \n  \nStaff: \nJason Popsishil (Manager – NSW) \nChris Oxpring (Pitching Coach – NSW) \nSamantha-Jane Hamilton (Assistant Coach – VIC) \nLisa-Anne Norrie (Assistant Coach – QLD) \nUrsula Howard (EO – VIC) \nTammy Ong (Physiotherapist – NSW) \n  \nSportsLink\, Baseball Australia’s preferred travel partner\, invites you to support the Emeralds in their 2023 Group A World Cup tournament in Thunder Bay\, Canada. \nBaseball.com.au event hub – click here. \nWBSC event hub – click here.
URL:https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/calendar/womens-world-cup/
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