20 April 2019
A thrilling day seven of the Australian Women’s Championships saw plenty of tight games, with Western Australia and Victoria Blue both into the Open Women’s Championship game tomorrow.
19 April 2019
Day 6 action was a jam-packed one, with a total of eight matches being played across the Youth and Open #AWC2019 tournaments on Good Friday. Check the daily recap for each game below.
19 April 2019
As part of Thursday’s #NoMore Campaign day, which saw players at #AWC2019 stand against domestic violence, a player from each game was recognised for playing within the spirit of the sport.
18 April 2019
There were some thrilling games during day five of the Australian Women’s Championships, with eight in total!
17 April 2019
Victoria Blue made it five wins from as many starts on day four of the 2019 Australian Women’s Championships in Canberra.
16 April 2019
A seven-game, Tuesday feast of Baseball was on show in Canberra today at the #AWC2019.
15 April 2019
Victoria Blue continued its red-hot start to the 2019 Australian Women’s Championships in Canberra on Monday.
Blue improved to 3-0 after two days with a 10-0 victory over Queensland.
15 April 2019
Team Australia will face defending champions – and Group C hosts – Korea in their Premier12 debut at Gocheok Sky Dome on November 6.
The full Group C schedule, including world No. 7 Australia’s tournament opener against Korea, was revealed at a press conference in Seoul on Monday afternoon.
14 April 2019
The first day at the 2019 Australian Women’s Championships was a thriller, with many exciting game.
With six ball games played today, you can check them all out here:
26 March 2019
After six years and three Women’s Baseball World Cups, Simone Wearne has stepped down as the Australian Emeralds manager.
Wearne’s tenure as the Emeralds manager began in 2013, leading Australia to three World Cups in 2014, 2016 and 2018.
12 March 2019
Australia will face two of the top three teams in the world in the opening round of the U-12 Baseball World Cup in Taiwan at the end of July.
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