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Baseball Canada names 2023 Women’s National Team Coaching Staff

April 20, 2023 - OTTAWA - Baseball Canada is pleased to announce the coaching staff that will lead the Women’s National Team program in 2023 led by Manager Anthony Pluta (Victoria, BC) along with coaches Chris Begg (Uxbridge, ON), Patricia Landry (St-Étienne-des-Grés, QC) and Kate Psota (Burlington, ON)...

Baseball Canada names 2023 Women’s National Team Coaching Staff

Ashley Stephenson to join Vancouver Canadians coaching staff for 2023 season

January 18, 2023 - OTTAWA - It is with great pride that Baseball Canada is pleased to announce that former Women’s National Team player and coach Ashley Stephenson will be joining the coaching staff of the Toronto Blue Jays’ High-A affiliate, the Vancouver Canadians, for the 2023 season...

Ashley Stephenson to join Vancouver Canadians coaching staff for 2023 season

Thunder Bay awarded hosting rights for IX Women's Baseball World Cup group and final stage

December 20, 2022 - The six-team final stage tournament is scheduled for the Summer of 2024...

Thunder Bay awarded hosting rights for IX Women's Baseball World Cup group and final stage

Female baseball to debut at 2025 Canada Games

October 13, 2022 - OTTAWA – Baseball Canada is thrilled to announce that female baseball has been added to the Canada Games sport program and will make its debut at the 2025 Canada Summer Games in Newfoundland and Labrador...

Female baseball to debut at 2025 Canada Games

Friendship Series: Canada wins series finale

August 01, 2022 - THUNDER BAY, Ontario - In front of more than a thousand fans at Thunder Bay's Baseball Central ballpark, Canadian starting pitcher Alli Schroder (Fruitvale, BC) did Team Canada's batters a favour by retiring Team USA 1-2-3 to begin the fifth and final game of the 2022 Women's Baseball Friendship Series, striking out two and inducing a pop up to shortstop Ellie Jesperson (Spruce Grove, AB)...

Friendship Series: Canada wins series finale

Friendship Series: USA blanks Canada

July 31, 2022 - THUNDER BAY, Ontario - Team USA rode the arm of 18-year-old Jillian Albayati, who threw five innings of shutout baseball, allowing just four hits, striking out three, while walking four batters to lead her team to a 7-0 win over the Women's National Team BOX SCORE Canada 0, USA 7 USA's Jamie Baum and Kate Blunt, also held the Canadian bats in check, each throwing an inning of relief, and retiring the side in less than ten pitches...

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Baseball Canada names 2023 Women’s National Team Coaching Staff.

Ashley Stephenson to join Vancouver Canadians coaching staff for 2023 season.

Thunder Bay awarded hosting rights for IX Women's Baseball World Cup group and final stage .