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November 14, 2019

Host sites announced for Baseball Canada National Championships

OTTAWA- Host sites were revealed for six future Baseball Canada National Championships last weekend as the national organization held its annual Fall Meetings at Château Mont-Sainte-Anne.

Many excellent bids were submitted with championships being awarded to the following communities:

2020

Women’s Invitational – Stonewall, Manitoba

2021

13U National – Woodstock, ON
Ray Carter Cup 15U Boys – Lac St-Louis, Québec
18U – Fort McMurray, Alberta
Men’s National – Red Deer, Alberta

2022

18U – Fort McMurray, Alberta

For complete lists of 2020 and 2021 National Championships, and to view the National Championships bid application process, selection, and principles, please click on the links below.

For more information on Baseball Canada National Championship events please contact Baseball Canada’s Michel Landriault (mlandriault@baseball.ca)

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