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Baseball BC's Provincial Female Baseball Ambassador

March 14, 2025

Rebecca Sorbara's appointment as Baseball BC's Provincial Female Baseball Ambassador marks a significant milestone in promoting and developing female participation in baseball across British Columbia. Scott Mackenzie, Baseball BC’s Director of Operations, is confident Sorbara will leverage her extensive experience and passion for the sport to inspire and support female athletes, coaches, officials, and administrators.

What a Catch!

March 07, 2025

Big congratulations to both Aiden Fujita (Abby Cardinals) and Nicholas L'Heureux (Delta Blue Jays), winners of our 2024 Catch of the Year contest. Both catches were so great that both have won themselves a Rawlings Custom Heart of the Hide glove!

Spring Break Camps are back

February 21, 2025

Spring Break Registrations are now available - click here https://baseball.bc.ca/camps

Attention Coaches - NCCP Season is Upon Us - Register Now

February 14, 2025

March & April Schedule Released. (May schedule coming in mid- April...)

CONTEST TIME!

January 31, 2025

Baseball BC is having a "Catch of the Year" contest. The winner will receive a Rawlings Heart of the Hide Glove! Be sure to enter.

Baseball BC Athlete Assistance Scholarship Program

January 31, 2025

Its that time of year again where post-secondary students playing baseball can be awarded funding by applying to Baseball BC’s Athlete Assistance Scholarship Program.

The High Performance Pathways Document is LIVE!

January 29, 2025

This document details the high performance process including: dates, ages, and selection process and camp locations. Check it out here: Baseball BC High Performance

FREE Girls Baseball Day!

January 21, 2025

Baseball BC is hosting a FREE event for girls of all skill levels who are 6+ years old to come and explore the sport. This event will be put on with the help of our coaches and athletes from our Girls 14U and 16U Aces programs. All you need is a glove, gym clothes and running shoes.

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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.