OTTAWA – Day one concluded out west at the Senior Men and Peewee Western championships. Day 2 begins tomorrow with teams looking to further distinguish themselves heading into the medal rounds.
OTTAWA – Day 1 rapped up with some pretty exciting action in both events. Teams are starting to show what they are made of heading into the second day of round robin play and will to further position themselves for a better spot in the standings heading into the medal rounds.
Ronchi Dei Legionari, Italy-The Junior National Team has played their first three games of the pre-worlds exhibition series in Italy and is off to a perfect, 3-0 record.
Ronchi Dei Legionari, Italy-The Junior National Team failed to get anything going offensively and Italy scored five runs in the sixth inning en route to an 8-2 win.
OTTAWA – Baseball players of all ages will be taking part in baseball tournaments across Western Canada this weekend as this marks the third week of Baseball Canada championships. The Senior Men’s tournament will be played in Prince George, BC, and the Peewee Western tournament will take place in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
OTTAWA – Vaughan, Ontario will once again play host to the Bantam Boys Championship tournament while the Bantam Girls Championship tournament moves east to Bedford, Nova Scotia.
EDMONTON-In a wild and whacky game where Australia gave Canada all they could handle, Canada managed to prevail 17-13 to claim the bronze medal at the 5th IBAF Women’s World Cup.
OTTAWA – Alberta and Québec both took home the Gold medal in their respective tournaments. Québec captured the Gold after winning Bronze last year, while Alberta finished out of the medal round one year ago.
OTTAWA – Round robin play wrapped up Saturday night in both the Junior and Midget National Championship tournaments. The standings have been set and Sunday’s schedule has been confirmed. Winners of the semi-final games will go on to play in the Gold Medal game while the losers will battle for Bronze.
EDMONTON-The Team Canada that fans in Edmonton had grown accustomed to watching over the past week at the 5th IBAF Women’s World Cup was nowhere to be found tonight as the United States handed Canada a lopsided 17-4 semi-final loss.
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