League/Association Services                                    [top]

The KidSport Fund - So All Kids Can Play
Leagues are encouraged to notify their parents about The KidSport™ Fund The KidSport™ Fund is the charitable arm of Sport BC that is designed to remove the financial obstacles that prevent some children from playing sport. Grants to INDIVIDUAL ATHLETES are given to children whose families cannot afford sport registration fees and would otherwise not be able to participate in a season of sport.
Click for details

Long Term Athlete Development
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.
http://www.baseball.ca/long-term-athlete-development

Rally Cap Program
Baseball BC and Baseball Canada are excited to announce the full launch of the RALLY CAP PROGRAM for all minor baseball associations in the province of British Columbia.
www.baseball.bc.ca/rallycap

Insurance Program
email scottm@baseball.bc.ca for info about insurance
Associate Member Application Memo
http://www.allsportinsurance.com

Out-of-Country Insurance
Do you have a team travelling out of the country? Fill out the form at the link below:
Out of Country Insurance

NCCP Coaching Clinics
League Application forms at the link below
NCCP Clinic Applications

Free League Promotional Posters
League Application forms at the link below
Poster Applications

Children's Fitness Tax Credit
The Government of Canada proposes to allow, starting in 2007, a non-refundable tax credit paid by parents to register a child in an eligible program of physical activity.
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/fitness/

Winterball
WinterBall is a program designed to attract new participants to the sport of baseball. The program is targeted primarily at elementary schools throughout Canada with possible application to community centers, local recreation departments, and boys and girls clubs.
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/winterball

RBI Program
RBI is introduced in 2008 by Baseball Canada to:

  • Ensure that local baseball associations apply core common criteria to ensure that consistent good practice is in place
  • To empower parents when choosing a local baseball association for their children.
  • To ensure that RBI Accredited Associations are recognized through a common approach to branding.
  • To provide a focus around which all baseball associations in Canada can come together to support good practice in working with children and young people.
  • To promote and reward registration/membership within Baseball Canada, baseball's national federation of sport, as well as within the Provincial Baseball Associations.
Details on Baseball Canada's site

Coach Development                                                  [top]

Online Baseball Coaches Resource Library: Now Available
Purpose - The idea behind this is to provide baseball coaches from various levels in our community a hands-on, detailed, and visual resource package for planning and implementing effective practices.
Content - To make this service as appealing and useful as possible, a real hands-on approach has been taken. This website includes actual photographs, diagrams, and video footage of athletes executing various drills. Basically, anything that is going to help a coach fully understand what it is they are trying to teach,and how to teach it.
Delivery - This information is presented in an on-line format that can be downloaded to anyone’s computer. This means that a coach in need of practice ideas as well as effective teaching techniques, can enter our web site, search through the on-line library, gather drills and other related methods of proper skill progression, and put together a practice that is well-organized and efficient.
http://nccp.baseball.ca

National Coaching Certification Program
National program
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/nccp/

Coaching Association of Canada
National association responsible for monitoring of coach development in Canada.
http://www.coach.ca

Baseball Canada NCCP Certification Requirement
Baseball Canada Certification requirements for National Championships.
Click here for requirements

Baseball BC Coaching Positions
Apply to coach any of the Baseball BC sponsored coaching positions
Baseball BC Coaching Positions

 

Athlete Development                                            [top]

The following athlete development programs are available to provincial athletes. Certain restrictions apply at the elite level of programming.

Athlete Assistance Program
The BC Athlete Assistance Program (BC AAP) is an athlete-centred program of financial assistance funded by and administered by the Sport and Recreation Branch of the Ministry of Tourism, Sport and the Arts. BC AAP seeks to recognize and support BC high performance athletes striving to represent the Province and Canada in athletic competition.
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/events/?event=20000727

External Sport Credits
Students can receive school credit if they have participating in specific High Performance Programs.
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/externalcredits

B.C. Summer Games
Elite competitive opportunity (15 years and under).
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/bcgames

Premier Program
Advanced athletes competing in a regular interlocking schedule and a series of tournaments province-wide.
http://www.bcpbl.com

Provincial Camp
Selected athletes will attend an intensive training camp at a selected location in the province.
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/page.php?pg=29

B.C. Selects
Selected athletes compete at the National Selects Tournament held at various sites in the country (17 and under).
Canada Cup Information

Western Canada Games
Competition held every four years in one of the western provinces (16 and under). The next Games are in 2019.
2015 Western Canada Summer Games information

National Youth Team
Selected athletes compete for Canada at the Annual World Youth Baseball Championships.
http://www.baseball.ca/junior-national-team

Canada Games
National Championship held every four years (now 19 and under). Next Games are in 2017. Click here for 2009 games recap.

National Team
Canada’s Senior National Team program competing at the international level (Baseball Canada).
http://www.baseball.ca

Girls Baseball
Western Canadians at the Pee Wee age (13 & under) and Nationals at the Bantam age (16 & under) are held each year.  There is also a possibility for a Women's Team (17+). Tryout information is posted and distributed in advance.
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/girls

Youth Development Programs

Baseball BC Summer Camps
The BC Amateur Baseball Association and UBC Baseball will offer Baseball Day Camps throughout the province this summer. Fully qualified instructors, with quality equipment, will ensure our goal of providing players the opportunity to improve their physical and mental baseball skills through the instruction of proper baseball techniques in a fun-filled atmosphere.
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/camps

Rally Cap
The Canadian Government has proposed the development of a long term athlete development model for each sport. The Baseball Canada program was developed with the purpose of making the sport of baseball more attractive to young Canadians. Baseball Canada is confident that this program will satisfy young baseball players and their parents and that it will be a useful tool for those involved in teaching baseball at the community level.
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/rallycap

Winterball
WinterBall is a program designed to attract new participants to the sport of baseball. The program is targeted primarily at elementary schools throughout Canada with possible application to community centers, local recreation departments, and boys and girls clubs.
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/winterball

The KidSport Fund - So All Kids Can Play
Leagues are encouraged to notify their parents about The KidSport™ Fund The KidSport™ Fund is the charitable arm of Sport BC that is designed to remove the financial obstacles that prevent some children from playing sport. Grants to INDIVIDUAL ATHLETES are given to children whose families cannot afford sport registration fees and would otherwise not be able to participate in a season of sport.
Click for details

Official Development                                            [top]

BC Baseball Umpires Association
For beginning umpires looking to start to experienced umpires wanting to advance. There are also clinics available for coaches wanting to improve their knowledge of the rules.
http://www.bcbua.ca

Umpire Clinics
For beginning umpires looking to start to experienced umpires wanting to advance. There are also clinics available for coaches wanting to improve their knowledge of the rules.
http://www.bcbua.ca

External Sport Credits
Students can receive school credit if they have participating in specific Programs.
http://www.baseball.bc.ca/externalcredits

 


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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. 

 

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