Baseball BC | Discipline Registry

This online discipline registry list is posted in compliance with section 8.3 of Baseball BC’s Discipline Policy. Only lengthy suspensions, as defined in sec 9.1, are posted online.

Any questions can be directed to the Discipline Chair, Kyle Williams, via email to kyle@baseball.bc.ca.

Date of Infraction	Name	Role	Association/ Team/Level	Member	Offense	Sanction
Oct 7/23	Nicholas Naicker	Spectator	Coquitlam LL	Little League	Category C+ - Violence towards spectator.	Suspension served. Ineligible to coach for any member until re-entry conditions are met.
June10/24	Tom Wang	Coach	Vancouver Community - 13U AA	BC Minor	Category C+ - Contact with a minor athlete.	Suspension served. Ineligible to coach for any member until re-entry conditions are met.
May 13/25	Mike Jensen	Coach	Abbotsford Minor - 15U A	BC Minor	Category B - Verbal abuse of minor umpire.	Suspension served. Ineligible to coach for any member until re-entry conditions are met.
Sept 3/25	Tom McGregor	Coach	Chilliwack Minor - 11U	BC Minor	Category C- Verbal abuse on social media	Suspended from all on-field baseball roles and off-field administrative roles until September 1, 2027.
Sept 3/25	Tom McGregor	Spectator	Chilliwack Minor - 11U	BC Minor	Category B- Profane gesture	Must watch all games from the outfield between the foul poles or if no fence, 100 feet from the dugout, until January 1, 2027.
July 9/26	Jason Matthewson	Coach	Comox Valley 13U AAA	BC Minor	Category B - Verbal abuse of a minor umpire.	Suspended for 10 games.
Aug 9/26	Mike Eskildsen	Coach	Ridge Meadows 15U AAA	BC Minor	Category C - Social Media Violation	Suspended for practices and games from April 1-14, 2027
July 22/26	Bill Markin	Spectator	North Shore 11U AA	BC MInor	Category C - Inappropriate touching	Suspended until January 22, 2028
Sept. 13/26	Spencer Kilpatrick	Coach	Ridge Meadows 11U	BC Minor	Category C+ - Physical abuse of a minor athlete	Suspended unitl September 1, 2027

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