Baseball Canada | Granby Minor Baseball Organizing Two Female Invitational Tournaments

March 31, 2008

Granby Minor Baseball Organizing Two Female Invitational Tournaments

OTTAWA, ON – Granby Minor Baseball and Loisirs Granby are sending out an invitation to all girls’ baseball teams across Canada to participate in one or both invitational tournaments that the associations are organizing for this summer.

The first tournament is a precursor to the Baseball Canada National Championships and will take place July 5^th and 6^th in Granby. Teams from Québec will be hosting teams from Ontario, United States and local for the Pee Wee, Bantam, Midget and Senior divisions. There is no registration fee for this tournament.

The second tournament will take place from August 15-17 in Granby for the girls’ Midget division. Teams from across Canada are invited to register. The registration fee for the girls’ Midget invitational is set at $250 with a guarantee that each participating team will play at least three games.

The deadline to register for either tournament is April 15^th, 2008. For more information, contact Paul Gaudet, Vice-President of les Guerriers de Granby at 450-378-9781, or via e-mail at egaudet@sympatico.ca.

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