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November 21, 2007
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2008 National Championship Sites Announced

OTTAWA, ON – Baseball Canada announced today the sites for its 2008 National Championships.

The 2008 championships will take place over a span of three weeks in the month of August.  From August 7-10, the Bantam Girls and Midget championships will be decided.  The Girls will battle it out in Mascouche, QC, while the Midgets will be in Halifax, NS.

The Junior and Bantam Boys championships will take place from August 14-17.  The Juniors will play for the national title in Charlottetown, PEI.  As for the Bantam Boys, they will be in Mascouche, QC playing for the championship.

The Pee-Wee Boys and Senior Men’s divisions will crown a national champion on the weekend of August 21-24.  Vaughan, ON will host the Pee-Wee Boys, while Brandon, MB will be welcoming the Seniors.

Medicine Hat, AB will be the site for the Baseball Canada Cup.  The 17 and under provincial All-Star teams will clash for the Cup from August 13-17.

For a complete list of the National Championships, visit the Championships link on our website.
 
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