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Their job is to teach, but for the past week it's

Their job is to teach, but for the past week it's been back to school for our Development OfficersThey come from all across Queensland, from Cairns to the Gold Coast, all with one shared passion - to grow our great game.Across three days, the group have shared what they know, pushed each other and learnt from each other to hone their game.Stay tuned to hear what they've learnt and why they think this is possibly the best job going around!

“Our players faced some real tests against quality

“Our players faced some real tests against quality competition. The way they adjusted, supported one another, and stayed positive was outstanding. This trip will shape their future as athletes and teammates.” – Tyson Loetzsch, 2025 Head Coach (Mud Crabs)Not only is it an experience our players will never forget, it's an experience that stays with our coaches and support staff too.If you're interested in getting a taste of travel ball, positions for both staff and players are still available.🔗https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/new-zealand-tour
✉️Reach out to damian@baseballqld.asn for more information.

🥉 Bronze for Sunshine Coast! A fantastic campaign

🥉 Bronze for Sunshine Coast!A fantastic campaign comes to an end with the Sunshine Coast Little League Invitational Team finishing third after a hard-fought Finals Round Robin.The tournament was decided by the finest of margins.Sunshine Coast pushed eventual finalists Manly all the way, leading 2-0 entering the final inning before Manly produced a dramatic walk-off comeback to claim a 3-2 victory.Jackson Caton was outstanding on the mound, throwing 5.1 innings with 11 strikeouts, taking a one-hitter into the sixth inning in one of the performances of the tournament.Earlier in the day, Sunshine Coast battled the Adelaide Marlins in another tight contest. George Collins and Jackson Caton collected two hits each as Sunshine Coast fought back with three late runs.While the results didn't fall their way in the finals, the Sunshine Coast head into their consolation game with heads held high. They pushed every team right to the last pitch, all with sportsmanship and class to be proud of.Congratulations to all players, coaches, families and supporters on an outstanding tournament. 🧡💙⚾🥉

We're drafting new talent and we want you in our l

We're drafting new talent and we want you in our line-upNo batting average required, just a passion for helping community sport thrive.We're looking for two great people to join the Baseball Queensland team.
Administration Officer:https://au.seek.com/job/93105204
Little League Administrator & Competitions Manager: https://au.seek.com/job/93104713Are you ready to step up to the plate? Don't get caught looking.
Applications close 17 July

They go together like Batman and Robin. Buzz and W

They go together like Batman and Robin. Buzz and Woody. Mario and Luigi.@rapidsbaseball have their own iconic duo... Tim Gorman and Robert Bartholomaeus! 👏Through one of the wettest months of the Winterball season, Tim and Rob were the reason baseball kept being played at Rapids.While the rain kept falling, these two kept showing up—hand raking the diamonds, spiking the infields, dragging the dirt, pumping water and doing whatever it took to get the fields game-ready.The result? Not a single game at Rapids was washed out during May.
But their contribution didn't stop at the foul lines.When they weren't playing, you'd often find them behind the canteen counter, making sure players, families and spectators were well fed and hydrated.And after spending the day on the field, they were often the ones returning to help pack everything away and close the grounds for another week.Tim and Rob are the definition of volunteers who simply get things done. They don't look for recognition—they just roll up their sleeves, help wherever they're needed and make their club a better place for everyone.Baseball clubs are built on people like Tim and Rob, whose teamwork, reliability and commitment embody the very best of our community.Congratulations to Pine River Rapids' dynamic duo, and thank you for everything you do for baseball in Queensland! 👏💙⚾Do you know someone who deserves a shout out? Nominate them at https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/bq-awards/

Locked and Loaded 💪 For Molly Paddison, wearing t

Locked and Loaded 💪For Molly Paddison, wearing the green and gold isn't just about achieving a childhood dream—it's about honouring the people who helped make it possible.Every training session, every game and every sacrifice has led to this moment as she prepares to make her debut for the Australian Emeralds at the 2026 Women's Baseball World Cup in Rockford, Illinois.Her message to the next generation says it all:
"Don't let anyone tell you no. Go pick up that glove or a bat and show them you belong standing on that field too." 💚💛Congratulations, Molly! Your Baseball Queensland family is incredibly proud and can't wait to see you represent Queensland and Australia on the world stage. 🇦🇺⚾📖 Read Molly's story: https://www.baseballqueensland.com.au/from-dream-to-reality-molly-paddison-is-ready-to-pull-on-the-green-and-gold/

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