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Girls in Youth Baseball - Looking for Perspectives and Experience with their Participation

July 23, 2021

We're looking to learn more about the participation of girls in youth baseball. Simon Fraser University & SFU Professor of Sociology & Anthropology Dr. Travers have developed a survey to learn about perspectives on and experience with the participation of girls in youth baseball. To grow the game & get the most value, we'd like to get as many responses as possible. Coaches, Presidents, Executives. please take the 10 minutes to complete the survey &/or share with those that may. Thanks so much for your help & support with this... Link to the survey is below...

Team Rogers Community Draft

July 23, 2021

Get drafted to Team Rogers

High Performance is Back

July 13, 2021

Baseball BC is pleased to update the membership on high-performance programming planned for later this Summer & early Fall.

Baseball BC Summer Camps ARE BACK & COMING to a PARK NEAR YOU

June 09, 2021

Baseball BC is excited to present weekly Summer Camps again…! We are offering 4-days of baseball designed for EVERYONE aged 6-12 & 6-14 for BC Girl’s Baseball Instructional League Camps. Sessions are Monday to Thursday 10am to 3pm, with Friday set aside only for cancellations due to rain. Camps are for one week and will be held July through August. Check them out here www.baseball.bc.ca/summercamps. Clinics are posted as confirmed with the local association. (If your association is interested in hosting a summer camp, contact Baseball BC)

PBL Announces New Executive Director

June 07, 2021

“NEW PBL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Baseball Canada Grassroots Coaching Award

January 14, 2021

Baseball Canada's Coaching Committee awards Grassroots Coaches. The award is given to grassroots coaches who have demonstrated a positive coaching approach through the year, adhering to the LTAD principles, put forward some innovative developmental ideas while creating a fun environment for the young players. These winners are excellent role models while encouraging players to return to the game of baseball next season.

Baseball Canada honours John Haar with Lifelong Coaching Award

January 11, 2021

To be eligible for this award, the coach must have made a positive, long-time contribution to coaching baseball in Canada at the local, Provincial, National and/or International level, be in good standing with with the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) and have demonstrated outstanding leadership, performance and guidance as a baseball coach throughout their coaching career.

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Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD)

What is LTAD?

Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) is a systemic approach being developed and adopted by Baseball Canada to maximize a participant's potential and involvement in our sport. The LTAD framework aims to define optimal training, competition and recovery throughout an athlete's career to enable him / her to reach his / her full potential in baseball and as an athlete.