JUAN DOLIO, D.R. — The Canadian Junior National Team has arrived in the Dominican Republic for the 2025 Fall Instructional League Camp, running from October 19-29.
Baseball Canada is accepting bids for the 2026 Baseball Canada Women’s National Championships.
Women’s National Team Development Camp Opens in Cary, North Carolina
BANGKOK, Thailand – Baseball Canada has been named the WBSC National Federation of the Year for 2023, recognizing its outstanding contributions to the promotion and development of baseball. The award was presented during the WBSC Congress, currently taking place in Bangkok, Thailand, and accepted by Baseball Canada CEO Jason Dickson.
Baseball Canada announced an expansion of the Canadian Junior National Team Program (U18) for 2026. In an expanded year two of Baseball Canada’s partnership with the MLB Draft League, Canada’s U18 Junior National Team will play nine scheduled games against MLB Draft League teams from June 12-21, 2026. The Aberdeen IronBirds, State College Spikes and Mahoning Valley Scrappers will host all games, with the Junior National Team playing three games against each of the IronBirds, Spikes and Scrappers. The MLB Draft League, entering its sixth season, has become the premier destination for Draft-eligible players each summer.
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OTTAWA- Baseball Canada is pleased to announce the names of 28 athletes invited to the Junior National Team’s (U18) Fall Instructional League Camp set to take place in the Dominican Republic from October 19 - 29.
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OTTAWA – Baseball Canada is thrilled to announce the names of 26 athletes who have been invited to attend the Women’s National Team Development Camp set for October 15–19 at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, North Carolina.
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OTTAWA – Baseball Canada is proud to announce the launch of THE ROAD TO OKOTOKS, a premier Baseball Canada National Championship culminating in the crowning of a champion from July 14–19, 2026, in Okotoks, Alberta.
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OTTAWA – Baseball Canada is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Jim Baba, longtime Executive Director and one of the most respected and influential leaders in Canadian baseball history.
By: Melissa Verge
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