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A 33-game 2022 Australian U-16 Youth Championship schedule has been locked in.

Each of the seven teams will play at least eight games across the July 4-9 tournament at Redcliffe’s Talobilla Park.

Either Australian Capital Territory or Western Australia will open their account on day two of the 2022 Australian Women’s Baseball Championship in Adelaide on Saturday.

The two teams will clash from 5pm on diamond two as they look to bounce back from defeats to Victoria on Friday.

It has been 1090 days since Victoria claimed gold at the 2019 Australian Women’s Baseball Championship in Canberra.

After two long COVID-19 impacted years state and territory pride will be on the line once more when the 2022 Australian Women’s Baseball Championship gets underway in Adelaide on Friday.

New South Welshman Luke Jacobs has committed to Frontier Community College.

The 17-year-old outfielder is set to become the latest Australian to link up with the NJCAA Division I program.

Queensland will defend its 2020 Australian U-16 Youth Championship title on home soil after the host for the event’s return to the calendar was locked in on Thursday.

Redcliffe, north-east of Brisbane, will host the 2022 tournament during the July school holidays in partnership with the Moreton Bay Regional Council.

New South Welshman Clayton Campbell has become the latest Australian to sign with an MLB organisation.

The 18-year-old catching-third base prospect signed with the Detroit Tigers overnight.

Adelaide will host the Australian Women’s Baseball Championship and Australian Youth Women’s Baseball Invitational in 2022.

Baseball Australia on Wednesday announced the Women’s Championship would be held for the first time since 2019 at West Beach from April 15-21.

Former Team Australia U-15 World Cup representative Quinn Johnson has committed to a Division I junior college.

The New South Wales catcher, who represented Australia at the 2018 WBSC U-15 World Cup, will link up with Western Texas College.

Rosters for the New South Wales leg of the 2021 National Showcase Series have been announced.

More than 80 players will feature across four teams at U-16 and U-18 level from January 11-17.

Baseball Queensland has announced details of its National Showcase Series, finalising the full slate for next January’s Australian Youth Championship replacement content.

Following the cancellation of the 2021 Australian Youth Championship the localised National Showcase Series content will provide an opportunity for U-16 and U-18 talent to go head-to-head and be profiled to ensure exposure to scouts.