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Baseball BC Summer Camps are looking for Coaches

April 13, 2026

Baseball BC facilitates grassroots camps during the Summer, and we're currently seeking applications for a variety of coaching positions, including Head Coaches, Assistant Coaches, and Junior Coaches &/or high-school students looking for volunteer credits.

BC Girls Baseball League | Grow the Game | Join the Movement

April 07, 2026

Baseball BC is excited to announce the BC Girls Baseball League (BCGBL) will be BACK this Summer! Registration is NOW OPEN for 9U, 12U, and 14U Divisions.

Baseball B.C. Athletic Scholarship Award Recipients - 2026

April 01, 2026

It is with great pleasure that Baseball BC recognizes the following athletes for their outstanding academic achievements as recipients of this year’s Baseball B.C. Athletic Scholarship.

Baseball BC to Launch New Online Discipline Registry on April 1

March 20, 2026

Consistent with the approach of other Provincial Sports Organizations and modeled after best industry practice, Baseball BC is launching a new online discipline registry for the 2026 season. The registry will be located on Baseball BC's website (https://www.baseball.bc.ca/discipline-registry) and will include a current list of active suspensions. Only lengthy suspensions, defined as 6+ games or 11+ days will be listed. Suspensions will be removed once completed. Suspensions to minor athletes will not be listed. For a complete explanation of the discipline registry, see Section 8.3 of the Baseball BC Discipline Policy.

Baseball BC Releases 2026 High-Performance Pathways Document

February 12, 2026

Baseball BC has released its 2026 High-Performance Pathways document containing everything you need to know for the 2026 season.

Be an ACE - Girls FREE Baseball Day

January 05, 2026

Baseball BC is hosting a FREE event for girls of all skill levels (ages 5+) to come and explore the sport of baseball. This event will be presented by Team BC Aces Coaches, with assistance from Team BC Aces athletes, Team Canada athletes, and local WPBL draftees!

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Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD)

What is LTAD?

Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) is a systemic approach 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. Enabling everyone to reach their full potential in the game of baseball and as an athlete.