BC Girls Baseball League


Baseball BC is proud to announce our third year of the BC Girls Baseball League (BCGBL) is complete!  

2026 BCGBL Scores and Details Here!

Check out our recap on BC Girls Baseball Instagram here!


BCGBL MISSION & VISION

Our goal is simple: to provide a safe, supportive space that fosters growth and a love for baseball among young female athletes.

At the heart of this initiative is a clear vision — to create an environment where girls can not only embrace the sport of baseball but thrive within it. Baseball BC is proudly committed to this mission.

Through this league, we aim to see more girls confidently stepping onto the diamond, building their skills, and discovering the joy of competition and camaraderie that baseball brings.

Mission & Goals

The BC Girls Baseball League is committed to:

  • Creating a safe and supportive space for young female athletes.
  • Helping girls grow their skills and develop a love for baseball.
  • Promoting competition, camaraderie, and confidence.

Teams and players from all provincial associations are welcome to join!


2026 BCGBL DETAILS

That’s a wrap on Year Three of the BC Girls Baseball League!

We hosted our BCGBL Championships on August 8, at none other than Whalley Athletic Park. 

Our 9U teams competed hard and had fun, just like they have all Summer-long!
Burnaby Valkyries
D5 Blue
D5 Pink
D6 Ravens Green
D6 Ravens Black
Little Mountain
Whalley Blue Sox

The 12U Division had two exciting, back-and-forth, competitive semi-final games leading into the Championship and Bronze Medal Games, where all four teams showed off the skills they’ve been perfecting over the past six weeks.
D6 Ravens
D5 Lionesses
Little Mountain Hot Dogs
Whalley Blue Sox

The new 14U Division continued the rivalry between our first two teams at this age group - they battled through Game 1 for home team advantage, and the Championship Game was a nail-biter with great defensive plays, pitching, and plenty of hits
D6 Ravens
Whalley Blue Sox

An extra special effort was made to coordinate an all-girl umpire crew - nine female umpires worked games throughout the day! Growing the game from all angles

We can’t thank all the athletes, coaches, parents, and associations enough for all you continue to do to push girls’ baseball forward in BC! We’re grateful to be able to host the BCGBL and provide an environment for girls to grow their skills and develop their love of baseball.


Age Divisions: 9U (2017-2019 Birth Years), 12U (2014-2016), & 14U (2012-2013)

  • Formats: 
    • 9U – This division is for those aged 7-9. New for 2026, the 9U division will not play Rally Cap baseball, and will instead play age-appropriate games, with similar rules to the 2025 9U “Regular Games”. An updated rulebook will be available soon.
    • 12U – This division is for those aged 10-12. The 12U division will use BC Minor 11U ('Mosquito') rules, less the first two innings of play being ‘coach-pitch’, and further pitching adaptations as needed.
    • 14U – This division is for those 13-14, and those aged 10-12 who are very strong baseball players. The 14U division will use BC Minor 13U ('PeeWee’) rules, with room for flexibility.
    • Free Agents – This option is reserved for those players who are not already playing on a team that is joining the league but are interested in participating. These players will be placed on a registered team for the duration of the season.

For questions, please reach out to the League Coordinator, Emily Fournier at emily@baseball.bc.ca or Director of Operations, Scott Mackenzie at scottm@baseball.bc.ca


BCGBL SEASON RESULTS & HIGHLIGHTS

2026 – Year Three

14U Teams

Champions: D6 Ravens

2nd Place: Whalley Blue Sox

12U Teams

Champions: D6 Ravens

2nd Place: D5 Lionesses

3rd Place: Little Mountain Hot Dogs

4th Place: Whalley Blue Sox

9U Teams:

Burnaby Valkyries, D5 Blue, D5 Pink, D6 Ravens Green, D6 Ravens Black, Little Mountain, Whalley Blue Sox


2025 – Sophomore Year

12U Teams

Champions: D5 Lionesses

2nd Place: Whalley Blue Sox

3rd Place: Hastings

4th Place: Langley

9U Teams:

D1 Diamonds, Burnaby, D5 Lionesses (x3!)

2024 – Inaugural Year

12U Teams

Champions: Free Agent Hurricanes

2nd Place: Burnaby Valkyries

3rd Place: Whalley Blue Sox

9U Teams: Free Agents (x2), D5 Lionesses


BCGBL IN THE NEWS

Announcing first ever BC Girls Baseball League coming to Surrey Canadian Baseball Association this June, July, & August. For press release, click here  

This league replaced Instructional Leagues in the Lower Mainland.  

CLICK HERE for Surrey Now Leader STORY (Posted April 16, 2024)

CLICK HERE for Canadian Baseball Network STORY (Posted April 6, 2024)


 BASEBALL BC TESTIMONIALS

“When I think back to my youth baseball experience, I have such fond memories of playing on all-girls teams. While I played on mixed gender teams during the regular season, I always looked forward to my time with the Baseball BC provincial team program. Being in a space where I felt more comfortable with my peers was exactly what I needed each summer! I played more confidently in key positions, felt like I was a part of a community, and made lifelong friends (many of whom I’m still close with today).” 

Stacy Fournier, 

Team Canada Athlete and SFU Softball Head Coach

 

“As a young girl it was important for me to be in a space of girls empowering girls. Playing with other females as a kid taught me the importance of celebrating ALL women’s successes, not just personal”

Allison Schroder, 

Team Canada Athlete, VIU Baseball Player, and Forest Firefighter


BCGBL Player Testimonials:

“Just wanted to say thanks again to you and all the coaches for making it so much fun for the girls.  Sarah had a great time and is looking forward to anything else that may come up.”

“Thanks so much.  It was amazing to be a part of this inaugural season.”

BCGBL and BC Girls Instructional League Coach Testimonials

“It was an awesome experience for the players and us coaches too.  Some of the girls were extremely shy in the beginning, but by the end of the day they became some of the leaders.  It was really cool to see them progress on the field as baseball players and off the field as young individuals.  The girls built friendships, learned a few baseball fundamentals and had a lot of fun along the way.”

-Niki Boyd

 

“Last year I had the opportunity to coach and share my passion for baseball with girls from across the Lower Mainland. I enjoyed coaching and teaching these amazing little girls and watching them grow and improve throughout the course of the camp. Not only did they improve skill-wise, they had the opportunity to meet other girls who shared the same passion for baseball as they do. It was great to see so many eager and excited girls who enjoyed and loved the game as much as I do. I learned a lot from these girls and it was a great experience. I look forward to coaching them again this year.”

-Emma March

 

 “I was honoured to help coach such a cheerful and happy group of girls last season with the instructional league. The girls always had smiles on their faces and were having fun, even though they were working super hard and learning lots! An opportunity like this is something that I wish was around when I was younger, as I would have loved to have engaged with fellow female baseball players and been introduced to some amazing role models along the way! I am very excited to be returning as a coach next season and am looking forward to meeting and developing the future of girls' baseball!”

-Liz Gilder

 

 “I had an amazing experience this past summer as a coach with the B.C. Girls Instructional League. It was great to see girls with all different experience levels coming together to improve their skills and have fun. It was a summer filled with sweat, tears, laughs, bruises, water fights, and new friendships. I would have loved an opportunity to join a league like this when I was younger. It shows the girls that they have the option to play baseball, softball, or both! I can’t wait to build off this inaugural season and see what 2019 has in store for us.”

-Marina DeAngelis


 

 

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