Baseball Canada | Baseball Canada's National Women's Baseball Team Open Try-out Camp

March 03, 2007

Baseball Canada's National Women's Baseball Team Open Try-out Camp

Baseball Canada with be conducting a try-out camp on March 26th 2007 in Vancouver, British Columbia. The purpose of the try-outs across the country is to evaluate potential National Team candidates to represent our Nation at the scheduled up-coming IBAF sanctioned World Cup of Women's Baseball Tournament.

All Women athletes, regardless of their affiliation and who are 15 years of age and older, are eligible to participate at this Open National Women's Team Try-out. There is no cost to participate at the camp. All interested athletes must Pre-Register by email.

Vancouver Camp Date: March 26th 2007 from 7pm to 9pm
Location Site: Ballpark Training Center, 150-5731 Minoru Blvd Richmond, BC

Pre-Registration: To register for the National Women's Team Try-out Camp, please send an email to National Team Head Coach André Lachance at alachance@baseball.ca prior to March 19th. To register for the camp you must send your full name, return phone number, current age and primary position. Your confirmation of registration will be completed by a return email.

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