Baseball Canada | Women’s National Championships kicking off in Québec City

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August 14, 2024

Women’s National Championships kicking off in Québec City

QUÉBEC CITY, QC – Nine teams will meet in Québec City, Québec for the 2024 Women’s National Championships, which will run from August 15-18 at Stade Canac and Parc Henri-Casault.

Québec became champions last year after defeating British Columbia 4-0, while Alberta left with bronze by beating Nova Scotia 5-4.

An all-time list of the Women’s National Championships can be found here.

How to follow all the action:

WHAT:

The Women’s National Championships at Stade Canac and Parc Henri-Casault in Québec City, Québec.

WHEN:

Action starts on Thursday, August 15th, with round-robin play running until Saturday, August 17th. A placement and quarterfinal matchup are set for Saturday evening, followed by semifinal and medal games on Sunday, August 18th.

WHO:

Nine teams from seven different provinces.

HOW TO FOLLOW:

Live scoring of all tournament games via Game Changer

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