12 February 2021
- Team Australia ABL Community
This weekend’s Australian Women’s Baseball Showcase presented by Boral has been postponed due to the escalating COVID-19 situation in Melbourne.
Baseball Australia this morning made the decision to postpone the two games scheduled between the Victoria Aces and Brisbane Bandits at Melbourne Ballpark for Saturday and Sunday as the number of cases in Victoria rose again overnight.
11 February 2021
Melbourne will face Perth on Friday for a spot in the ABL Championship Game after overcoming an early offensive burst from Canberra with a record-breaking performance of its own on Thursday night.
The Cavs belted back-to-back homers and added a third run in the first but the Aces fought back to triumph 19-4 behind an ABL postseason single-game record eight home runs at Melbourne Ballpark.
11 February 2021
Perth is one win away from the 2021 Australian Baseball League Championship Game following an emphatic win over Adelaide at Melbourne Ballpark on Thursday.
The Heat crushed seven home runs and set a new ABL postseason record for runs in a game in a 26-6 win over the Giants to book their spot in tomorrow’s Qualifying Final.
10 February 2021
Canberra has been dealt a blow, losing Shawn Morimando for the remainder of the ABL Playoffs.
He will be replaced on the Cavalry’s roster by right-handed pitcher Dean Stoka in the only change to the roster ahead of facing Melbourne at Melbourne Ballpark on Thursday.
10 February 2021
ABL College Baseball Community
South Australian Mason Pickard has been named the South Atlantic Conference Player of the Week.
The Queens University of Charlotte redshirt-junior became the first member of the Royals baseball team to earn the honour.
10 February 2021
Rosters for the Australian Women’s Baseball Showcase presented by Boral in Melbourne this weekend have been revealed.
A total of 33 players will be split between the Victoria Aces and Brisbane Bandits in the two Showcase games on Saturday and Sunday.
10 February 2021
- Team Australia ABL Community
An innovative broadcast-friendly format will be trialled in this weekend’s Australian Women’s Baseball Showcase presented by Boral at Melbourne Ballpark.
Both games between the Victoria Aces and Brisbane Bandits will be split into two three-inning shootouts with a seventh inning tiebreak only playable if the teams split the two shortened contests.
09 February 2021
Perth will enter the ABL Playoffs in Melbourne without three key members of its roster.
The Heat have lost infielder Robbie Glendinning, utility Ford Proctor and starting pitcher Nathan Wiles ahead of getting their playoff campaign underway against Adelaide on Thursday.
09 February 2021
Canberra’s hopes of claiming a second Australian Baseball League title remain alive after coming out on top in the Wild Card Game for a third-straight season on Tuesday night.
The Cavalry downed Sydney 3-2 at MIT Ballpark behind strong pitching and timely offence to set up a clash with first seed Melbourne at Melbourne Ballpark on Thursday.
09 February 2021
Dustin Beggs is ready to make his return from injury while Adelaide has also named a couple of possible debutants ahead of its ABL Playoff campaign getting underway on Thursday.
Last season’s Rookie of the Year Elliot Johnstone has been named for his club debut after missing the regular-season with injury and Riley Yeatman, who turns 17 on Friday, could make his ABL debut in the playoffs.
09 February 2021
Canberra and Sydney will look to extend their season by at least two more games when they clash in the ABL Wild Card Game on Tuesday night at MIT Ballpark.
The winner will advance to the modified double elimination bracket featuring first seed Melbourne along with Adelaide and Perth from Thursday at Melbourne Ballpark.
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