14 June 2018
In conjunction with the Victorian Government, Baseball Australia are proud to announce that the Australian Baseball League’s first expansion team – branded as Geelong-Korea – will be based in Geelong for the upcoming ABL season.
Geelong-Korea will play alongside the Adelaide Bite, the Melbourne Aces and the Perth Heat in the ABL’s Southwest Division during the 2018/19 season.
05 June 2018
The Australian Baseball League has released the structure of the 2018/19 ABL season with the creation of two conferences to accommodate the new eight team format, headlined by two international expansion clubs from Korea and New Zealand.
Following announcements in the last 48 hours of the Adelaide Crows (Adelaide Bite), and Holloway Sports Group (Brisbane Bandits) both securing team licences, Baseball Australia has confirmed five of the six existing teams will be successfully privatised this season.
04 June 2018
The Adelaide Bite have announced the Adelaide Crows have secured the team’s licence for the upcoming season.
Baseball Australia chief executive Cam Vale described the Crows as a powerhouse sporting club and added their involvement in a new era of baseball was exciting for South Australia and the broader competition.
13 November 2017
Baseball Australia is changing the Australian Baseball League (ABL) to stay ahead of the game, as baseball continues to grow.
Ahead of the launch of its eighth season, the Australian Baseball League (ABL) is embarking on an ambitious and innovative growth strategy to capitalise on continuous increases in participation; and the excitement of baseball returning to the Olympic Games in Tokyo 2020.
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