Below is a list of documents supplied by Baseball Queensland and Qsports to assist clubs in the return to activity activations.
BQ COVID Safe Clubs Workshop >>>
COVID Safe Officer Guidelines and Requirements >>>
COVID Safe BQ Return to Activity Plan >>>
Statement of Compliance certificate >>>
The BQ Pathway Programs are in its final stages of preparation for 2020 Winter Phase. Baseball Queensland adopts Australian Institute of Sport’s (AIS) FTEM framework fostering a Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) approach. Duplicating AIS’s ‘FTEM’ model, Baseball QLD’s has intentions to provide programs suitable for a wide range of players with varying abilities. Below is Baseball QLD’s Pathway Framework
Baseball Queensland’s Athlete Development Program (ADP) this year will be delivered across multiple Region’s. Registration for our Athlete Development Programs are open. Below is information relating to each Program and Location.
Cost
Time Frame
Age Groups
Locations and Schedule
Schedule of Benefits
Online Registration
Baseball Queensland is excited to announce a newly formed Female Pathway Programs for Winter 2020. This year we have planned to deliver two female programs:
Both Programs align with our State Team Programs and will assist in preparation for the Summer Season and early preparation and observation period for 2021 Australian National Championships. Program overview:
Time Frame
Schedule
Cost
Additional information and registrations will be available next week.
Due to Covid-19 and the restrictions placed on community sport we are preparing to readjust the schedule on our training seminars for Little League and Association (Level 1) umpiring seminars.
To assist us in keeping you up to date and to help you in the downtime we have designed a questionnaire on the rules that cover Little League specific. The aim is to ensure that our umpires not only understand the rule when situations arise but to be confident in the interpretation and to know where to find the rule reference when necessary.
We would ask that you use your rule book to answer these questions so that you can learn as you go. If you do not have a rule book or cannot find the online rules please contact Barry Foat at [email protected].
The QBUA will be extending accreditation for next season for umpires whose accreditation expires this season. The requirement to receive the extension is to complete the above questionnaire.
We encourage all umpires to partake in the questionnaire as part of the Baseball Australia Umpire development training program requirement and also to enhance your own knowledge of the rules.
Everyone should have completed either the old Level 0 or the new Community Level umpire seminar.
To complete the community program and be accredited you need to have completed The AIS General Principles Course and the Level 0 or Community Umpire Exam.
If you have not completed the above, you will need to do so prior to completing the questionnaire. Links below:
Have you completed the AIS General Principles Course?
https://learning.ausport.gov.au/auth/login/?returnUrl=%2F
Have you completed the exam?
Little League (Community) Exam?
If you haven’t done both of these then this would need to be done prior to doing the questionnaire.
To completes the questionnaire please head to the QBUA website.
Baseball Queensland (BQ) today confirmed the development of the State Government resumption ‘Return to Play guide for Queensland sport, recreation and fitness industries’ guidelines to enable the ongoing preparations for the return to community sport (Baseball) activity.
As the landscape continues to evolve across the States and Territories and BQ’s management team, in collaboration with Baseball Australia (BA), is working through the National Principles for the Resumption of Sport and Recreation Activities. These principles set the precedent for the eventual return to community sports.
In order to safely return to activity, we must adhere to the principles found in the Queensland Governments Return to Play website. This framework was drafted by the Department of Sport and Recreation in collaboration with the Chief medical officer of Queensland.
You can view the website by clicking here www.covid19.qld.gov.au/returntoplay
BQ would like to emphasise that the document states that “No formal organised individual or team community sport or training (unless an exemption is approved) by the Chief Health Officer).” This will be in effect until the 11th of June when stage two of relaxations takes place. This can be found here: https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au/government-actions/roadmap-to-easing-queenslands-restrictions/sport/clubs-organisations
BQ has been building its Return to Activity Strategy with key aspects to support its members. The following resources have already been shared or will be made available during the coming months:
For up-to-date information on keeping your family safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, please visit the Queensland Health website HERE.
All further updates from Baseball Queensland will be available on the BQ website and will also be communicated by the BQ social media channels.
Baseball Queensland (BQ) today confirmed the development of draft ‘Return to Activity’ guidelines to enable the ongoing preparations for the return to baseball activity.
As the landscape continues to evolve across the States and Territories and BQ’s management team, in collaboration with Baseball Australia (BA), is working through the National Principles for the Resumption of Sport and Recreation Activities. These principles set the precedent for the eventual return to community sports.