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WELCOME FROM SCHOOL SPORT ...... 1 WELCOME FROM SCHOOL SPORT ...... 2 WELCOME FROM THE NATIONAL SECRETARY ...... 3 WELCOME FROM THE AUSTRALIAN BASEBALL FEDERATION ...... 5 WELCOME FROM ...... 6 WELCOME FROM THE CITY OF GREATER ...... 7 CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE ...... 8 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA EXECUTIVE ...... 8 SCHOOL SPORT VICTORIA ...... 8 LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE ...... 8 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA CODES OF BEHAVIOUR ...... 9 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA STUDENT PLEDGE ...... 11 2013 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW ...... 12 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS - 2013 ...... 13 COMPETING TEAMS ...... 16 AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY ...... 16 ...... 17 ...... 18 ...... 19 VICTORIA ...... 20 ...... 21 UMPIRES ...... 22 SCORERS...... 22 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS RULES & GUIDELINES ...... 23 THE HISTORY OF SCHOOL ...... 32 PAST CHAMPIONS ...... 33 PLAYERS AWARDS ...... 33 AWARDS HISTORY ...... 34 PLAYERS WHO HAVE COMPETED IN INTERSTATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND SIGNED CONTRACTS ...... 35 SPORTSMEN TO HAVE REPRESENTED IN SCHOOL BASEBALL AND MOVED INTO DIFFERENT FIELDS ...... 37 PLAYERS WHO HAVE PLAYED AT THE AUSTRALIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP AND ALSO IN THE AUSTRALIAN BASEBALL LEAGUE AND / OR ...... 38 AUSTRALIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS ALL STAR TEAMS ...... 44 PREVIOUS CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS ...... 51 GEELONG BASEBALL FIELDS ...... 75 EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION ...... 76 GEELONG FACILITIES AND SERVICES ...... 77

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24 HOUR EMERGENCY NUMBERS ...... 77 MEDICAL CONTACTS ...... 77 HOSPITAL ...... 77 DENTAL ...... 77 GENERAL PRACTITIONER ...... 77 PHYSIOTHERAPY ...... 77 CHEMIST ...... 77 EMERGENCY SERVICES ...... 77 POLICE ...... 77 COMMUNITY SERVICES ...... 77 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...... 78

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WELCOME FROM SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA

Welcome everyone to this week‟s championships, one of the 28 interstate events organised each year by School Sport Australia providing opportunities for over 6,000 students each year. Since its establishment in 1981, School Sport Australia has been responsible for the development and promotion of school . This has been achieved through the work of State and Territory member bodies which have accepted responsibility for implementing the Council‟s programs, assisting in policy development and providing, through their individual state/territory networks, the maximum number of opportunities for students to participate in the broadest possible range of sporting activities. School sport is offered at district, regional, state and interstate level and each year, hundreds of thousands of Australian students are provided with participation opportunities. Pacific School Games involvement and other approved international programs are also features of the national school sport calendar. Other international competition is also planned during 2013 for our Baseball, , , Football, Hockey, Netball, Orienteering, and Tennis. Interstate sporting competitions such as this week‟s championships provide opportunities for students to participate in sport at the highest level. These championships are an integral part of the School Sport Australia program, not only for their sporting benefits, but also for the immense educational, cultural and social benefits they provide for the participants. School Sport Australia congratulates all competitors on their selection in their state and/or territory team and wishes them an enjoyable and rewarding experience as they pursue their personal goals in this particular sporting endeavour. Representing a State or Territory is an achievement of which all can feel very proud. We hope that all competitors, team officials, organisers and others associated with this championship derive satisfaction and fulfillment from their involvement. Our sincere thanks also to the host state organisation and its officials for their contribution in ensuring the success of this week‟s championships. David Manttan Brad Allen David Manttan Brad Allen President Executive Officer School Sport Australia School Sport Australia

 School Sport - A Class Act 

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WELCOME FROM SCHOOL SPORT VICTORIA

On behalf of School Sport Victoria I extend a very warm welcome to all students, teachers, team officials and parents to the 2013 School Sport Australia 17 Years and Under Baseball Championships. It is Victoria‟s privilege to host such a prestigious event and I am grateful to the organising committee for their expertise and time in the planning already undertaken to ensure SSV run a quality competition. I would also like to acknowledge the coaches, managers and officials, as well as staff from each state in their School Sport units, for their cooperation and professional attitude towards the staging of this event. I extend my congratulations to the students who have been selected to represent their State or Territory and acknowledge that you wear your uniforms with pride. Your selection reflects dedication and commitment to the sport not only from you personally but also the support you have received from your teachers, coaches and family. I hope that the coming week of competition is rewarding for you; not only to exhibit and develop your skills and teamwork, but to enable you to continue or develop new friendships. The aims of School Sport Australia, which SSV will foster during this event, are to ensure that students develop athletically, socially and educationally from their involvement in school sport. Remembering this, I hope that all participants will enjoy themselves and achieve the team and personal goals you have set yourselves. I also hope that within the busy competition schedule you will have time to sample some of the many attractions that Geelong has to offer. I wish all participants an enjoyable and memorable week.

Jude Maguire Jude Maguire Chief Executive Officer School Sport Victoria

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2 WELCOME FROM THE BASEBALL NATIONAL SECRETARY

I would like to welcome all players, coaches, parents and supporters to the 2013 School Sport Australia Baseball Championships here in Geelong. This year marks a special anniversary for schools baseball in that this is the 25th running of our National Championships. For many years up until the late 80s, there was simply an annual five game series between NSW and Queensland. Then ACT, WA and Victoria gradually joined the fold and our first National Championships was run in 1989. SA joined the competition in 1996 and the six team competition still remains today. I am very confident that everyone will enjoy this week immensely. The Geelong facilities are a wonderful complex and we can all look forward to a week of great baseball and warm, local hospitality. I hope your stay is enjoyable and that you take home many fond and lasting memories from this tournament. Taking on the hosting duties of a National Championship requires an immense amount of work and preparation, and the co-operation of School Sport Victoria, Baseball Victoria, the Geelong Baseball Club and the Greater City of Geelong Council is greatly appreciated. Also, a tournament such as this could not be staged without the active support of the local baseball community and a large number of volunteers, umpires and scorers not only from the local area but from interstate as well. My thanks to you all. Our Championships are now an official part of the Australian Baseball Federation‟s elite youth program. Normally, every second year, an AAA (Under 18) World Championships is conducted, and so in the alternate year when there is no World AAA Championships, the National Schools Team will be touring. There was a World Under 18s last year but however, the IBAF are conducting another one this year. So as not to clash, we have decided to put off our next international tour, which will be to the U.S., until next year. It is our deliberate objective that these tours will give the players not only a great baseball experience, but just as importantly, a great life experience. 2005 was the beginning of these tours and the players were fortunate enough to travel to South Africa. In 2007 we selected a team which toured to Vancouver and Seattle, and then in 2009 and 2011, our team toured to Oregon, California and Arizona. In the year following these tours, a large number of players from those teams were selected in the Australian Under 18 team which played in the AAA World Championships. From the 2011 tour, seven of the twelve eligible players were selected in last year‟s National AAA team. So it is fair to say that the Australian Schools touring team has become somewhat of a stepping stone to the World Championships. Special mention must be made of Aaron Sloan, one of our 2011 tourists, who was the MVP for the ABL Finals series this year. This tournament is also a great opportunity for the players to showcase their talent and possibly embark on a career path overseas, either professionally or in college programs. Australia now have over 80 players signed with professional clubs and close to a further 50 players in college ball. Indeed, five of the boys who played in our Championships last year have now signed with MLB clubs and, as usual, there will be a large number of pro scouts from U.S. clubs in attendance at these Championships. Listed elsewhere in this program is a list of players from previous years‟ Championships who have gone on to play professional baseball. An innovation this year is that we are bringing in Drew Samuelson, who is currently employed by the ABF as the National Player and Development Coordinator, to give a presentation to all the players about college opportunities in the U.S. Drew‟s background is in the college system and his wealth of knowledge and experience will be of huge benefit to our boys. This talk will take place on the rest day, after the excursion to Bells Beach. The Australian Baseball Federation provides the game balls for this tournament, and also equipment and playing uniforms for our overseas tour. Their ongoing support and commitment to school baseball

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3 in this country is greatly appreciated. I would also like to publicly acknowledge Easton Australia who has again been generous enough to provide the equipment for the tournament‟s individual award winners and their continual support is warmly received. Good luck and best wishes to all participants. Play hard, play fair, be a credit to yourself and respect our great game.

Neil Barrowcliff Neil Barrowcliff Baseball National Secretary School Sport Australia

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4 WELCOME FROM THE AUSTRALIAN BASEBALL FEDERATION

On behalf of the Australian Baseball Federation, I would like to welcome all participants to the 25th School Sport Australia Baseball Championships in Geelong which boasts one of the finest baseball complexes in the country, and which has a very enthusiastic local baseball community, and I am sure you will all enjoy the city, the hospitality and the competitive baseball. The opportunities for young baseballers in Australia are now better than they have ever been. The ABF in conjunction with U.S. each year runs an Australian Baseball Academy for 16 to 18 year olds on the Gold Coast for seven weeks, this year in July and August. This is a fantastic opportunity for keen, talented baseballers to learn from the very best Australian and U.S. coaches and to experience full time baseball training, playing and learning, whilst not forgetting academic pursuits. There are also great opportunities for young Australian baseballers to sign professional contracts with MLB clubs and tournaments like the National Schools' Championship showcases young talent to the MLB scouts. From last year‟s National Schools' Championship, I understand five players have now signed professional contracts, joining over eighty Australian players currently signed with professional clubs. In addition, our own Australian Baseball League which has just come off an extremely successful third season, is yet another wonderful opportunity for our players to compete at the highest level. In 2005, your National Schools Championship organisers began a program of conducting international tours every two years for the National Schools Team, and the ABF has agreed that these tours will be incorporated into the ABF‟s elite youth program pathway. The first of these tours was to South Africa in 2005 and ten of the players from that tour then went on to represent our National AAA Team at the World Championships in Cuba in 2006. In 2007, a team was selected from these Championships and toured to Vancouver and Seattle and was from all reports, a tremendous success both on and off the field. Again, eight of those players then were selected for the AAA World Championships in Edmonton in 2008. In 2009, the National Schools team toured to the U.S, enjoying a great deal of success and six of that touring party went on to be members of our silver medal winning team at the 2010 AA World Championships. From the 2011 tour, seven players went on to represent at the World Championships last year. In addition, fourteen players on our recent roster have played in these Championships, as well as two of the coaches. So from an ABF point of view, these Championships are certainly viewed as a stepping stone to further national representation. There are now so many opportunities for our young players to participate in baseball as a "world game". Work hard, train hard and play hard and the opportunities are all there for you. I wish all participants in the 25th School Sport Australia Baseball Championships good luck, a keen eye and a strong arm. All the best,

David Hynes President Australian Baseball Federation

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5 WELCOME FROM BASEBALL VICTORIA

On behalf of Baseball Victoria, I wish you a warm welcome to the 2013 School Sport Australia Baseball Championships. Baseball Victoria is home to almost 10,000 registered members in 9 Associations in over 100 clubs across the state. Our competitions are staged in both summer and winter seasons and attract participants from all walks of life. Our pathways programs are one of the country‟s most successful, producing on average approximately a quarter of Australia‟s elite talent in national, professional and US college teams. The SSA Baseball Championships is yet another opportunity where our developing players can prove themselves in a national competition and we are pleased to be able to host this year‟s edition of the event. I would like to acknowledge our partnership with School Sport Victoria, in particular Howard Louis, for their outstanding organisation in managing the preparations for the event. Along with SSV, Baseball Victoria thank School Sport Australia and their Baseball National Secretary Neil Barrowcliff, the Australian Baseball Federation and the Organising Committee who will assist in running the Championships. Also, thank you to the umpires and scorers that are officiating during the week, and the many volunteers assisting in various and important roles. I would like to particularly thank the Geelong Baseball Association and Guild Baseball Club for hosting this event. We are lucky to have one of Australia‟s premier baseball facilities in Geelong and this year‟s students will enjoy world class conditions. I wish the best of luck for all players, coaches, staff, volunteers, officials and teachers over the week. To all visitors, welcome and I hope that you enjoy your stay in Geelong and Victoria. To the Victorian team, best wishes and play in the knowledge that we are behind you all the way. Regards,

Clayton Crameri Clayton Crameri President Baseball Victoria

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6 WELCOME FROM THE CITY OF GREATER GEELONG

Welcome from the Mayor On behalf of the City of Greater Geelong I would like to warmly welcome you to Greater Geelong for the School Sport Australia 17 years & under Baseball Championships.

With representatives from ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, VIC, WA, the standard of baseball will no doubt be exceptionally high. I am sure the scouts who have travelled from US Colleges and professional teams will be spoilt for choice!

Established in 2001, the Geelong Baseball Centre is one of the finest in the Southern Hemisphere and we are very proud to call this internationally renowned facility our own.

It has been used by teams from around the world for training, with Geelong‟s relatively mild climate and the features of the centre proving very appealing for teams looking for an edge.

It is purpose built for international standard training and events, with four diamonds, two enclosed batting tunnels, 600 spectator seats and plenty of parking.

In addition, the Leisurelink Aquatic and Sports Centre next door provides further training opportunities, with a 50 metre international standard pool and elite sports gym.

I hope that all the players and supporters from the School Sport Australia Championships find their time at the Geelong Baseball Centre enjoyable and memorable.

I am pleased that many of you will be touring the region during their stay, with a player excursion planned to Bells Beach and Torquay.

I encourage you to also visit Central Geelong for great shopping and dining, and, if time permits, venture down to the charming seaside towns and villages of the Bellarine Peninsula.

We have so much to offer in the City of Greater Geelong and we hope you get to make the most of your time here.

Welcome once again and best of luck to all for this exciting competition.

Cr Keith Fagg Mayor City of Greater Geelong

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CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE

SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA EXECUTIVE President: Mr David Manttan

Executive Officer: Mr Brad Allen

Baseball National Secretary Mr Neil Barrowcliff

SCHOOL SPORT VICTORIA President: Mr Rob Carroll

Vice President: Mr Steve Rothwell

CEO: Ms Jude Maguire

DEECD Representative: Mr Chris Thompson

LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE Championship Convener: Mr Howard Louis

Championship Director Mr Robert Barnes

Umpires Coordinator Mr Ian McKenzie

Scorers Coordinator Ms Lyn Stokes

Ms Michele Winther

School Sport Victoria: Ms Jeanetta Rodwell

Ms Robyn Miller

Mr Chris Dobson

Baseball Victoria Mr Brett Hidson

Mr Ashley Blair

Geelong Baseball Association Mr Barry Mills

Ms Leanne Gibbons

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8 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA CODES OF BEHAVIOUR

Players’ Code of Behaviour . Be a good sport. . Play for enjoyment. . Strive for personal excellence . Work hard for your team as well as yourself. . Treat all team mates and opponents as you enjoy being treated yourself. . Play by the rules. . Cooperate with team and game officials. . Control your behaviour on and off the field. . Learn to value honest effort, skilled performance and improvement.

Team Managements’ Code of Behaviour . Set a good example for your players. . Encourage and create opportunities to develop individual skills. . Teach a wide range of team skills. . Ensure that the sport is appropriate for the age group and the skill development level of the players involved. . Teach your players to be friendly towards officials and opponents. . Give all interested students a chance to participate in training and in games. . Remove from the field of play any of your players whose behaviour is not acceptable. . Keep your own knowledge of coaching and the developments of the game up to date. . Support School Sport Australia‟s policy of a smoke and alcohol free environment.  No tour official of the opposite gender should enter the team change rooms until all team members have completed changing.  It is most unwise for any team official to be in a situation where the official is alone with a team member without the knowledge of the team management.

Parents’ Code of Behaviour . Encourage participation by your children. . Provide a model of good sportsmanship for your child to copy. . Be courteous in your communication with players, team officials, game officials and sport administrators. . Encourage honest effort, skilled performance and team loyalty. . Make any new parents feel welcome on all occasions. . Do not interfere with the conduct of any events. . Support School Sport Australia‟s policy of a smoke and alcohol free environment.

Spectators’ Code of Behaviour . Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour. . Remember children play for enjoyment. Don‟t let your behaviour detract from their enjoyment. . Let game officials conduct events without interference. . Support skilled performances and team play with generous applause. . Demonstrate respect for opposing players and their supporters. . Support School Sport Australia‟s policy of a smoke and alcohol free environment

Administrators’ and Officials’ Code of Behaviour . Ensure rules, equipment, training schedules and games are safe and match the needs and skill level of the children involved. . Ensure that equal opportunities for participation in sports are available for all children. . Involve children in planning, evaluation and decision making. . Ensure everyone involved, including parents, understand their responsibilities regarding fair play and appropriate behaviour. . Encourage a positive attitude towards children‟s sport i) emphasise fun and enjoyment ii) encourage both teams

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9 iii) set a good example iv) encourage the pursuit of personal excellence . Be consistent, courteous and helpful toward all participants. . Use common sense to ensure that the „spirit of the game‟ for children is not lost by overcalling violations. . Ensure that adequate supervision is provided by qualified and competent coaches and officials capable of developing appropriate sports behaviour and skill technique, and that these officials are given the opportunity to improve their coaching and officiating. . Remember that children play for enjoyment, downplay the importance of rewards. . Avoid allowing children‟s sports programs to become primarily spectator entertainment. Focus on the needs of the participants rather than the enjoyment of the spectators. . Distribute a Code of Behaviour sheet to spectators, officials, parents, coaches, players and the media, and take other positive steps to ensure people understand their responsibilities regarding fair play in children‟s sport. . Support School Sport Australia‟s policy of a smoke and alcohol free environment

Media Code of Behaviour . Provide coverage of children‟s sport as well as reporting adult sport. . Be aware of the difference between adult‟s sports programs and children‟s sports programs. . Children are not miniature professionals and adults should not place unfair expectations upon them. . Place in proper perspective the isolated incidents of unsportsmanlike behaviour rather than make such incidents the “highlight” of the event. . Focus upon children‟s fair play and their honest effort. . Identify and report on the benefits of children participating in sport. . Be aware of the difference between the goals of amateur sports and those of professional sports. Make the readers, viewers and listeners aware of these differences. Make it clear that the professional is an entertainer and wage earner and this, on occasions, may be reflected in the professional athlete‟s behaviour.

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10 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA STUDENT PLEDGE

“On behalf of all the participants at the 2013 School Sport Australia 17 Years and Under Baseball Championships, together we aspire to achieve our highest level of personal performance and conduct.

We promise:

. to represent our teams with pride;

. to co-operate with all officials;

. to respect and abide by the rules that govern these Championships in the best traditions of school sport;

. and, ……… above all, enjoy ourselves!”

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11 2013 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW

Australian Capital Territory Queensland (QLD) Victoria (VIC) (ACT) New South Wales (NSW) South Australia (SA) Western Australia (WA)

Sunday 5 May - Travel Day & Pre-Championship meeting (Officials only)

Monday 6 May - Day 1 TIME DIAMOND 1 TIME DIAMOND 2 9:00 AM NSW v ACT 9:30 AM SA v QLD 12:30 PM NSW v SA 12:30 PM ACT v QLD 2:45 PM Opening Ceremony 3:30 PM VIC v WA

Tuesday 7 May - Day 2 TIME DIAMOND 1 TIME DIAMOND 2 9:30 AM QLD v VIC 10:00 AM WA v NSW 12:30 PM QLD v WA 1:00 PM VIC v NSW 3:00 PM SA v ACT

Wednesday 8 May - Day 3 TIME DIAMOND 1 TIME DIAMOND 2 9:30 AM ACT v VIC 10:00 AM WA v SA 12:30 PM SA v VIC 1:00 PM WA v ACT 3:00 PM QLD v NSW * Re-rank teams on Round Robin performance for Day 5 Thursday 9 May - Day 4: Educational Excursion& Officials Dinner

Friday 10 May - Day 5 & Post-Championship meeting (Team Officials only) TIME DIAMOND 1 TIME DIAMOND 2 10:00 AM 2nd v 3rd 9:30 AM 5th v 6th 12:30 PM 1st v 3rd 12:00 PM 4th v 6th 3:00 PM 1st v 2nd 2:30 PM 4th v 5th # Re-rank teams within their own Pool according to Day 5 performance for Day 6 Saturday 11 May - Day 6 TIME DIAMOND 1 TIME DIAMOND 2 9:00 AM 5th v 6th 9:30 AM 3rd v 4th (2 Hour Game Only) 12:00 PM 1st v 2nd Championship Final

2:30 PM Closing Ceremony

Game in the last time slot on Diamond 1 on Days 1, 2 & 3 are 9 Innings or 2.5 hour games

All other games are 7 Innings or 2 hour games

N.B. Length of the Final will be determined at the Pre-Championship Meeting

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15 COMPETING TEAMS

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

Number Name School 5 Cullen Dunn Gungahlin College 7 Sam Kimmorley Daramalan College 10 Campbell Quirk Marist College 19 James Parker Erindale College 22 Cameron Tilly Erindale College 26 Patrick White Marist College Canberra 28 Bradley Inglis Wanniassa High School 30 Brandon Berg Lyneham High School 31 Joshua Pecovnik Marist College Canberra 35 Liam Unwin Marist College Canberra 42 Lachlan Seidel St. Mary McKillop Catholic College 46 Aaron Duroux Erindale College 49 Mark Zhang Burgmann Anglican School 51 Taylor Leskiw The Southport School 52 Kai Cooper-Vasalakis Melrose High School 58 Thomas Fewson Erindale College

Coach Taylor Medhurst ACTAS Team Grant Mairs Canberra College Team Manager Greg Mulvaney Canberra College

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16 NEW SOUTH WALES

Number Name School 3 Jackson Evatt Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College 4 Bradley Simon Figtree High School 5 Daniel Rogers Henry Kendall High School 10 James McCallum Oakhill College 13 Daniel Myrmell Barker College 16 Cameron Power Hawkesbury High School 18 Lachlan Mayo Knox Grammar 19 Dean Gillespie Richmond River High School 23 Ryan Whitley Westfields Sports High School 25 Scott Richards The Forest High School 27 Dean Frew Windsor High School 32 Mathew Hudson West Wallsend High School 33 Nathan Cunningham Toormina High School 38 Lachlan Wayland Kirrawee High School 68 Hunter Sports High School 96 Kieran Johnston St Peters College Tuggerah 99 Alexander Wells Hunter Sports High School

Coach Shaun Smith Picnic Point High School Assistant Coach Brendon Wallace Fairfield Patrician Brothers Manager Grant Clowes Plumpton High School

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17 QUEENSLAND

Number Name School 1 Dan Butcher Alexandra Hills State High School 3 Nicholas Boys Grace Lutheran College 5 Austin Ihle Ferny Grove State High School 6 Tom Wall Smithfield State High School 7 Hayden Timberlake Robina State High School 8 Austin Whitehead St Paul‟s College 10 Dan Carseldine Hillbrook Anglican School 12 Louis Baker Somerset College 13 Jace Ise Kings Christian College 14 Brodie Nicholson Brisbane State High School 16 Ryan Erasmus Robina State High School 18 Brandon Michie Calamvale Community College 21 Kaiku Toyama Robina State High School 22 Bryce Collins Mueller College 23 Jack Barrie Kawana Waters State High School 26 Jack Raverty Robina State High School 28 Tom Dymalla Kenmore State High School

Coach Steve Gilmore The Gap State High School Team Manager Chris Norrie Windaroo Valley State High School

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18 SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Number Name School 2 Ross Brunton Torrens Valley Christian School 3 Fraser Crameri Prince Alfred College 22 Troy Chandler St Columba College 6 Peter Drover Seaton High School 4 Richard Hollands Tyndale Christian School 30 Luke Keogh Seaton High School 25 Billy Lloyd Seaton High School 18 Sam McGarry Pulteney Grammar School 27 Alex McKenzie Seaton High School 19 Liam Mullen Seaton High School 35 Leighton Mells Trinity College North School 23 Rhys Owen Seaton High School 5 Jake Rodda Trinity College North School 24 Brad Torkington Xavier College 77 Todd Trebilcock Seaton High School 14 Marcus Rose Golden Grove High School 7 Nico van der Linden Unley High School

Coach Ron Harvey SSSSA Assistant Coach Kieran Cassidy SSSSA Manager Paul Chandler Baseball SA

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19 VICTORIA

Number Name School 3 Jack Wills St Bede's College 4 Wesley Dejong The Grange P-12 College 6 Alexander Clark Kambrya College 7 Chase Hodkinson Vermont Secondary College 14 Jack Giles De La Salle College 15 Justin Aron Parkdale Secondary College 17 James Wood St Joseph's College 22 Andy Radevski Bayside P-12 College 24 Marcel d'Avoine Marymede Catholic College 25 Brayden McConkey Gleneagles Secondary College 26 Riley Hodgson Lilydale High School 27 Yuta Sekino Salesian College 29 Lachlan Madden Gleneagles Secondary College 33 Daniel Fornito Catholic Regional College Sydenham 55 Mitchell Holding Salesian College 66 Max Barrett Salesian College 88 Brandon Stenhouse Parkdale Secondary College

Victoria University Secondary Coach Peter Giles College Deer Park Assistant Coach Artie Papanicolaou Assistant Coach Chris Hodkinson Team Manager Kim Bride Greythorn Primary School

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20 WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Number Name School John Septimus Roe Anglican 2 Jake Turnbull Community School 5 Nikola Sequeira Mazenod College 6 Jesse Hackett Darling Range Sports College 7 Mitchell Neunborn Wesley College 8 Darcy Heppleston Central TAFE Northbridge 9 Jarod Large St Marks Anglican Community 12 Jake Bowey Leeming Senior High School 13 Tyson Cosgrove Darling Range Sports College 16 Rhys Steedman Guildford Grammar 18 Jesse Sequeira Mazenod College 23 Joshua Rawlinson South Fremantle Senior High School 25 Alex Grulich Shenton College 28 Tristan King John XXIII College 32 Daniel Bourke Duncraig Senior High School 33 Tomas Swinson Comet Bay College 57 David Smith Hale School 96 Dylan L'Herpiniere Central TAFE Leederville

Coach Rodney Drew Baseball WA Assistant Coach Kenneth McGee Darling Range Sports College Manager Carolyn Williams South Padbury PS Tour Leader Graham Johnson Warwick Senior High School

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21 UMPIRES

Umpires Coordinator – Ian McKenzie (Baseball Victoria)

Ian Benness (Vic) Geoff Boyes (Vic) David Gripper (WA) John Grotto (ACT) Bill O‟Malley (ACT) Doug Oliphant (WA) Chris Rapley (WA)

SCORERS

Scorers Coordinator – Lyn Stokes

Maralyn Benness Sharyn Hussey Peter Leslie Glynis Murfitt Anna Narasaki Kaylene Pengelly Jenny Rogers Michele Winther

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22 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS RULES & GUIDELINES

Current at July 2012

Note: These Rules and Guidelines should be read in conjunction with the School Sport Australia Sports Management Committee Operating procedures and relevant School Sport Australia Policies.

SECTION A - RULES OF COMPETITION

GENERAL All games are to be played under the rules as adopted by for Youth Baseball, except where stated below.

All proposed rule changes can only be voted on at the Pre-Championship meeting of the Annual Championship or the Annual General Meeting of the Association.

PLAYING RULES

1.1 LENGTH OF GAMES 1.1.1 All preliminary round robin and semi-final round robin games are 2 hours or 7 innings in duration. If games are tied after 7 innings and time permits, the game may continue until there is a result or the two hours has elapsed.

1.1.2 Games on final day are to proceed as follows: Playoff for 1st and 2nd is to be a 9 innings game with no time limit, and if tied at the end must play for a result. The mercy rule will apply after 7 innings have been played. However, if any team‟s return travel arrangements may lead to a problem because of the extended game time, then the game will follow the same guidelines as those set out below for 3rd and 4th. The length of the playoff for 1st and 2nd is to be an agenda item at the pre-championship meeting each year where a final decision will be resolved.

Playoff for 3rd and 4th is to follow the above rules, but if tied at the end must play for a result

Playoff for 5th and 6th – the game must go no longer than 2 hours and must be played on Diamond

1.1.3 Where both teams plays only one round robin game in a day, then that game will be of nine innings duration or of two and a half hours limit. If games are tied after nine (9) innings and time permits, the game may continue until there is a result or the two and a half hours has elapsed.

1.1.4 Once an innings has begun it shall be completed or until the team in the bottom half of the innings leads.

1.1.5 The mercy rule will apply: - after five (5) innings of a seven (7) innings game - after seven (7) innings of a nine (9) innings game 1.2 LEGAL GAME 1.2.1 If a game is shortened by weather, darkness or any other causes which makes it impossible or further play in the game, a legal game shall be a minimum of eighty (80) minutes or four (4) innings.

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1.3 ABANDONED GAMES 1.3.1 It is an abandoned game when the umpire terminates play on account of darkness, weather or any other cause which makes it impossible for further play in the game, and where less than four (4) innings or eighty (80) minutes have been completed by each team.

1.3.2 When a number of games are abandoned during a Championship then the games shall be re-scheduled so that each team plays as near as possible an equal number of games. Where the cancelled games to be re-scheduled include key games between teams tying for the Championship then these key games will be given precedent over other games. Games may be re-scheduled to be played on rest days provided at least 75% of all managers present agree. The Championship Coordinator shall liaise with the state officials in all re-scheduling of games.

1.3.3 NOTE: Suspended games will not form part of the rules of Australian Baseball. A game will either be a regulation game or an abandoned game.

1.3.4 The National Secretary, in negotiation with the coaches involved, may re-schedule abandoned games in exceptional circumstances.

1.4 PITCHING RESTRICTIONS 1.4.1 A ‟s assignment will be classified as: - major - more than 75 pitches/not exceeding 100 - substantial -from 40 to 75 pitches - minor - less than 40 pitches Note: A pitcher may complete the batter in which the pitch limits occur, and still be considered as throwing the lower assignment. A pitcher reaching his maximum number of pitches for a major assignment is to be removed from the game once he has completed the batter up to maximum of 105 pitches, or has been moved to Designated Hitter.

1.4.2 For a major assignment, three (3) days rest is required before the next pitching assignment, and two (2) days rest from catching. This pitcher can only be used as pinch hitter, runner, designated hitter on their first day of rest and in the second game of a double header.

1.4.3 For a substantial assignment, two (2) days rest is required before the next pitching assignment, and one (1) days rest from catching. If a pitcher is removed from the mound after pitching a substantial assignment he is not permitted to play in another defensive position on that day.

1.4.4 No day‟s rest is required after a minor part played. However, it should be noted  two minor assignments on the same day that total less than a substantial require one day‟s rest  two minor assignments on the same day that total more than a substantial require two days‟ rest  two minor assignments on consecutive days require one day‟s rest  a minor assignment, followed by a substantial assignment on the same day or on consecutive days, requires three days‟ rest (Note: first rest day has same restrictions as a major).  a minor assignment followed by a major assignment is not permitted on the same day or on consecutive days.

1.4.5 A player once removed as a pitcher may not pitch again in the same game.

1.4.6 The scorers shall indicate in the scorebook for each pitcher the assignment and when the pitcher may next pitch.

1.4.7 No pitcher/catcher interchange in the same game.

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1.4.8 No pitcher may play catcher on his first day of rest.

1.4.9 No player may come straight from the field in a defensive inning to pitch. They must come from the bullpen.

1.4.10 If a pitcher is removed from the mound after pitching a substantial assignment he is not permitted to move to another defensive position in that day.

1.5 PITCHER RE-ENTRY RULE Can only be used with players who have not already been used defensively in the game. Players may only be removed from the defence to warm up as and must at least start the next innings or be removed from the game.

1.6 PENALTIES FOR INFRINGEMENT OF PITCHING RULES 1.6.1 When an offending team in breach of the tournament pitching rules has won the game, then that team will be deemed to have lost the game on a forfeiture, and the non-offending team will be awarded the win 9-0 (9 innings game) or 7-0 (7 innings game).

1.6.2 If the offending team loses the game, then the violation shall be reported to the National Secretary for the consideration of the imposition of a penalty.

1.6.3 If the offending team is tied with one or more teams at the end of Round 1 or Round 2, then it will automatically be ranked last amongst the tied teams, at the end of the round in which the breach occurred.

1.7 DESIGNATED HITTER The designated hitter rule may be used in the Annual School Sport Australia Baseball Championship.

1.8 SPEED UP RULES 1.8.1 One (1) foot in the batter‟s box at all times.

1.8.2 Courtesy runners for catchers and pitchers and any offensive player who will be the starting pitcher in the next innings may be used at any time but are mandatory with two out however no change can be made once the at bat has commenced. Courtesy runners may be players not currently in the line-up.

1.8.3 Sixty (60) seconds between innings/minimum five (5) warm up pitches.

1.9 ELIGIBILITY AND TEAM SIZE 1.9.1 Player eligibility to compete at the Championship is as contained in the School Sport Australia By-Laws and Policies.

1.9.2 Age Limits Players to be 17 or under at 1 June in the year of the Championship.

1.9.3 Each state is allowed a minimum of fifteen (15) players and a maximum of seventeen (17) players.

1.10 INJURIES 1.10.1 A player who is injured and requires treatment to stem the flow of any body fluids may leave the game without penalty and may re-enter the game up to the time of his next at bat.

1.10.2 A courtesy player may be used for the player if removed for treatment. The courtesy player may be any rostered player, whether or not they have already participated in the game, except for pitchers who are unable to take a defensive position due to their rest period.

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1.10.3 If the player is unable to return to the game by his next at bat, then he shall be replaced, subject to the normal replacement rules, and may take no further part in the game.

1.10.4 Soiled clothing shall be replaced.

SECTION B - COMPETITION STRUCTURE

HOME TEAM Will be the first mentioned team in the official schedule of games and will occupy the third base dugout.

GAME FORMATS The event should be held from Sunday to Sunday with the first day of play being Monday and the finals day being Saturday.

2.1.1 FOUR STATE PARTICIPATION A double Round Robin will be conducted. Followed by the Educational Tour Day. The Final series will be 3 v 4 followed by 1 v 2

2.1.2 FIVE STATE PARTICIPATION A double Round Robin will be conducted. Followed by the Educational Tour Day. The Final series will be 3 v 4 followed by 1 v 2. This Championship will require 5 games each day of the Round Robin Series with each state having two games per day for the Round Robin Series. Two grounds are necessary for the program with no triple headers to be scheduled.

2.1.3 SIX STATE PARTICIPATION A single Preliminary Round Robin will be conducted on the Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Followed by the Educational Tour Day. The Final series will have two separate Round Robin series where the teams finishing 1, 2 & 3 comprising one pool and the teams finishing 4, 5 & 6 comprising the other pool. These placings having been determined by the Preliminary Round Robin series. The Final series will involve each team in each pool playing each other once.

Day 5 Field 1 Field 2 Time 1 2 v 3 5 v 6 Time 2 1 v 2 4 v 5 Time 3 1 v 3 4 v 6

The team which travels the furthest should not play in the first game of day one. If they are drawn to do so then the nine (9) innings game set down for Time 3 should become Time 1.

Program of games may involve the use of two grounds, double headers and night games. Where possible, double headers will be played back to back.

SEE APPENDICES (SECTION G) FOR DRAW FORMATS

CHAMPION STATE 2.5.1 The Champion State will be based on performances in the Round Robin games (Round 1), followed by a Semi-Final Series (Round 2), followed by Play-Off Games to determine final Championship positions.

NOTE: A team must complete 50% of Round 1 games in a four and five state Championship or 60% of their scheduled matches in a six state Championship, to be eligible to win the Championship.

2.5.2 Where teams are tied after Round 1, the positions will be decided by: i) Head to Head clashes in all games between the teams involved.

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2.5.3 Where teams are tied after Round 2, the positions will be decided by: i) Head to Head clashes in Round 2 games between the teams involved. ii) If still tied, then the Head to Head results of the Round 1 game(s) will be used to separate the teams. iii) It still tied, the team with the lowest ratio of (number of runs scored against them) divided by (the number of defensive outs) in the Round 2 games played between the tied teams, shall decide the position. iv) If still tied, go to the runs allowed by each of the tied teams against the highest ranked team in Round 2, then the next highest team and so on. v) However, the ranking of the final two tied teams will always be determined by the Head to Head process for the Round 2 game.

2.5.4 Higher ranked teams in all Round 2 and Play-off games will be the home team, and proceed to the next round in the event of a game not being able to be played.

2.5.5 In the event of a Championship Final not being able to be played, then the Champion Team will be determined by: i) Head to Head clashes in ALL games between the teams involved. ii) If still tied, the team with the fewest runs allowed in ALL games contested between the teams. iii) If still tied, then the two teams shall be declared joint Tournament Champions.

SECTION C - FACILITIES / EQUIPMENT

BATS Baseball bats for use in all School Sport Australia Baseball Championships must be wood or wood composite/laminated as approved by the Australian Baseball Federation

PRE GAME WARM UP Twenty (20) minutes before the scheduled starting time of a game, the home team shall be entitled to a seven (7) minutes warm up on the playing diamond. The away team shall be entitled to seven (7) minutes warm up starting twelve (12) minutes before the scheduled starting time of the game. The Tournament Co-ordinator or designated official shall supervise the warm up before the game.

SECTION D - AUSTRALIAN MERIT TEAM

ALL STAR TEAM SELECTION An All Star Team may be selected at the conclusion of the Championship. A maximum of fourteen (14) players may be selected. This to be determined at the Opening Conference.

ALL STAR TEAM 4.1.1 Selectors will include the National Secretary and the Head Coaches, with the National Secretary having a deciding vote where necessary.

4.1.2 The All Star Team shall include a Designated Hitter, who shall be the Batting Champion unless they are already chosen as a positional player, in which case it will be the first runner up not already chosen.

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27 TOURING TEAM SELECTION The Australian Touring Team is to be selected by a panel consisting of:  Australian Schoolboys Team Management (if in attendance)  National Secretary  ABF representative  up to two others elected from participating states.

SECTION E - TROPHIES / AWARDS

At the conclusion of each game throughout the Championships, the opposing coaches will confer and decide on an MVP Award for a player in each team. This to be in the form of a medallion, and announced to the public with both teams in the vicinity of the home plate area

The following Series Awards will be presented at the end of the Championships based on the following criteria:  Golden Arm Award – minimum eight (8) innings, ERA and strike outs  Batting Award – minimum fifteen (15) at bats  Golden Glove Award – voted from one nominee per state/territory; casting vote with National Secretary  MVP of the Series – voted from one nominee per state/territory; casting vote with National Secretary.

SECTION F - GENERAL

The Championship shall bear the title: SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA (Number)th Annual BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

The Australian Secondary Schools Baseball Championships shall be contested annually by teams representing the affiliated associations of School Sport Australia.

CHAMPIONSHIP DATES The preferred time for the annual Championship is either week 3 or 4 of May. These dates should be derived through consultation between the Host State, the National Secretary, and the Australian Baseball Federation.

OPENING CEREMONY It is preferable for the Opening Ceremony to be scheduled prior to the final game of Day 1.

HOST STATE RESPONSIBILITIES 6.4.1 The host state will be determined by School Sport Australia - Secondary Management Committee and confirmed at the AGM of the Council in the November preceding the Championship.

6.4.2 The host state shall be responsible for all areas as contained in the Constitution and By-Laws of the Council and the following listed below: First Aid Umpires Scorers Statistician (as approved by ABF) Covered Dugouts

6.4.3 MEDALLIONS:  Winners and Runners Up (School Sport Australia medallion)  Third place (if 6 teams participate – School Sport Australia medallion)  Australian All Star Team (cost to be included in Championship levy)  Player of the Match Awards (cost to be included in Championship levy)

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28 CHAMPIONSHIP MEETINGS 6.5.1 Pre-Championship Meeting  Managers of competing States will hold a meeting prior to the commencement of the Championship convened by the host state. The business of the meeting to be decided by the host state.

 The host state delegate to School Sport Australia or his representative shall act as Chairman. Other interested persons may be invited to attend the meeting and join in discussions subject to the Chairman's approval. On any matter requiring a decision only one vote per state will be allowed as per the School Sport Australia Sports Management Committee Operating Procedures.

 At this meeting a participating official (and a reserve) shall be elected to act with the National Secretary and the Championship Coordinator to act as the Judiciary should it be needed. The reserve shall be used if the participating official is involved in the game being reviewed.

 Minutes of this meeting shall be included in the Championship Report to be presented to the Secondary Management Committee of School Sport Australia.

6.5.2 Post Championship Meeting  The Post Championship Meeting shall be held towards the conclusion of the Championship (at the host state‟s discretion). The Chairman of this meeting shall be the National Secretary or in his/her absence the host state delegate to School Sport Australia or their representative. On any matter requiring a decision only one vote per state will be allowed as per the School Sport Australia Sports Management Committee Operating Procedures.

 Minutes of this meeting shall be included in the Championship Report to be presented to the Secondary Management Committee of School Sport Australia.

SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA SERVICE AWARDS 6.6.1 The Association may, at its AGM, request School Sport Australia to confer a School Sport Australia Service Award on representatives who have met the conditions as set out in the School Sport Australia Awards policy.

6.6.2 Life Members

NAME STATE YEAR Neil Barrowcliff NSW 1997 Ken McGuire QLD 1997 Steve Rippon NSW 1998 Don Fiscus WA 1998

6.6.3 Service Award Recipients

NAME STATE YEAR Ken McGuire QLD 2001 Ross Morrison NSW 2001 Grant Mairs ACT 2003 Greg Mulvaney ACT 2003 John King SA 2006 Chris Norrie QLD 2007 Mark Pettit WA 2007 Nigel Simmons NSW 2007 Shaun Smith NSW 2008

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29 Brendan Wallace NSW 2012

SECTION G - APPENDICES

1. FOUR TEAM FORMAT

Round Robin Teams are ranked according to their performance of the previous year. NB: - Game times and field allocations by agreement.

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 - Semis Day 6 - Play-offs Time 1 1 v 2 2 v 3 2 v 4 1st v 4th Loser v Loser Time 2 3 v 4 4 v 1 1 v 3 2nd v 3rd Final Winner v winner

2. FIVE TEAM FORMAT

Double Round Robin Teams are ranked according to their performance of the previous year. NB: - Game times and field allocations by agreement

DAY ONE Field One Field Two Time 1 5 V 4 3 V 2 Time 2 1 V 2 4 V 3 Time 3 5 V 1

DAY TWO Field One Field Two Time 1 1 V 3 2 V 4 Time 2 4 V 1 5 V 2 Time 3 3 V 5

DAY THREE Field One Field Two Time 1 4 V 5 2 V 1 Time 2 1 V 5 2 V 3 Time 3 3 V 4

DAY FOUR Field One Field Two Time 1 2 V 5 3 V 1 Time 2 1 V 4 5 V 3 Time 3 4 V 2

DAY SIX Time One Time 2 TIME 3 Field 1 5th V Invitation 3rd Playoff : 3rd v 4th Final 1st v 2nd

3. SIX TEAM FORMAT

DAY ONE Round Robin – 1st Day Teams are ranked according to their performance of the previous year. NB: - Game times and field allocations by agreement.

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30 Field One Field Two Time 1 1 V 3 5 V 6 Time 2 3 V 5 6 V 1 Time 3 2 V 4

DAY TWO Round Robin – 2nd Day Field One Field Two Time 1 2 V 3 4 V 6 Time 2 6 V 2 3 V 4 Time 3 5 V 1

DAY THREE Round Robin – 3rd Day Field One Field Two Time 1 1 V 4 2 V 5 Time 2 1 V 2 4 V 5 Time 3 3 V 6

DAY FOUR Educational Excursion.

DAY FIVE Play-offs – 1st Day Teams are re-ranked according to their performance in the Round Robin. NB: - Game times and field allocations by agreement. Field One Field Two Time 1 3rd V 1st 6th V 4th Time 2 1st V 2nd 4th V 5th Time 3 2nd V 3rd 5th V 6th

DAY SIX Play-offs – 2nd Day Teams are re-ranked within their own pools according to their performance on Day Five. Field One Time 1 2nd V 3rd Time 2 1st V 3rd Time 3 1st V 2nd Championship Game

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31 THE HISTORY OF SCHOOL BASEBALL IN AUSTRALIA

Baseball has been played in schools since the early 1900s. In New South Wales the longest running School Knockout happens to be in the sport of Baseball, the Proud Shield competition as it is known, began in 1908, and was won by Fort Street High. The sport is presently played in over 500 Secondary Schools around Australia. At the interstate level, competitions have existed since the 1940's, with some evidence suggesting competitions in the 1930's. These competitions involved New South Wales and Queensland teams with spasmodic representation from South Australia and Victoria. Throughout the 1970's and early 1980's only New South Wales and Queensland teams competed, until 1987 when Australian Capital Territory played in a three way Championship. Michael Chapman, the New South Wales Combined High Schools Baseball Convener, worked tirelessly throughout this time to have other States participate and for Baseball to come under the umbrella of the Australian Schools Sports Council. In 1988, Michael was elected the first National Secretary of the Australian Secondary School Baseball Association under the banner of the Australian Schools Sports Council. The Championship of 1988, held in Canberra, had four teams - New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia and the Australian Capital Territory. It was a trial Championship before the full acceptance into the Australian Schools Sports Council. The venue for the inaugural Australian Secondary Schools Baseball Championship was Oriole Stadium, in 1989 where Victoria also competed for the first time. This year sees us playing our 24th Championship. With the greater interest in the community, baseball standards have improved in schools. The Australian Secondary Schools Baseball Team toured for the first time in 1992. This seven game tour of Japan was an outstanding success. With the team finishing the tour with a 3.5/3.5 win/loss record against some of Japan's leading prefectures. In 1995, the Australian Secondary Schools Baseball Team toured Canada participating in the BC Falls Classic, winning all 10 matches and having an outstanding tour in the process. A National Team also toured to Florida in 2000. Beginning in 2005, with a tour to South Africa, and then in 2007 to Canada, and 2009 and 2011 to the USA, the National Schools Team will be undertaking an international tour every second year. Such future tours will give added incentives to be involved in School Baseball. The following information is provided as an insight into School Baseball and should you have added information regarding its history please do not hesitate to advise the National Secretary.

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32 PAST CHAMPIONS

Year Champions Runners Up 1989 Victoria New South Wales 1990 Victoria New South Wales 1991 New South Wales Queensland 1992 New South Wales Western Australia 1993 New South Wales Queensland 1994 Queensland Western Australia 1995 Victoria Queensland 1996 Victoria New South Wales 1997 New South Wales Victoria 1998 New South Wales Queensland 1999 New South Wales Queensland 2000 New South Wales South Australia 2001 New South Wales Victoria 2002 Victoria New South Wales 2003 New South Wales Queensland 2004 Western Australia New South Wales 2005 Victoria New South Wales 2006 New South Wales Western Australia 2007 Queensland New South Wales 2008 Western Australia New South Wales 2009 Victoria New South Wales 2010 New South Wales ACT 2011 New South Wales Western Australia 2012 Victoria New South Wales

PLAYERS AWARDS During the series there are a number of awards players are competing for :-

* Golden Arm Award:- For the Most Outstanding Pitcher of the Championship * Batting Award:- For the Best Batting Average of the Championship * Golden Glove Award:- For the Most Outstanding Fielder of the Championship * Most Valuable Player Award:- For the Most Valuable Player of the Championship

As well as these awards, a Most Valuable Player Award will be made at the completion of each game in the round robin series to each team. This will be decided by the opposing coaches.

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33 AWARDS HISTORY Year Golden Arm Batting Award Golden Glove M V P - McGuire Medal 1989 Cameron Cairncross - Andrew Lehmann - Tim Auld - VIC Lyndon Hockey - VIC QLD VIC 1990 Stephen Hill - VIC Scott Tunkin - NSW Kyle Burton - VIC Cameron Burns - VIC 1991 Adam Leidreiter - QLD Glenn Reeves - VIC Adam Roberts - ACT Adam Roberts - ACT 1992 Dion Sappelli - WA Dean Marnell - VIC Ben Utting - VIC Dean Marnell - VIC 1993 Brent Iddon - NSW Scott Mitchell - NSW Darren Phillips - NSW Shane Hogan - VIC 1994 David Gooda - QLD Russell Spears - VIC Ben Risinger - WA David Gooda - QLD 1995 Travis Brooker - VIC Heath Wilson - QLD Ben Risinger - WA Ben Risinger - WA 1996 Michael Crooks - VIC Lachlan Thorburn - Cameron Ross - VIC Lachlan Thorburn - QLD QLD 1998 Tom Brice – SA, Adam Morrissey - Rod Van Buizen - NSW Adam Morrissey - Gary Coogan – NSW NSW NSW 1999 Leigh Neuage - SA Peter Tautor – VIC, Scott Dalgairns - NSW Andrew Sheffield - Daniel Westerside – NSW WA 2000 David Welch - NSW Nick Kimpton - ACT Dale Ziersch - SA Jarad Mangioni - NSW 2001 Chris Morgan – ACT Chris Clem – QLD Jonathon Freeston- Jarad Mangioni – NSW NSW 2002 Evan Phillips – VIC Ryan McMillan - Trent D‟Antonio – NSW Adam Blackley – VIC NSW 2003 Shaun Lindsay – NSW Ben Erichsen - NSW Mitch Thomson – QLD - WA 2004 – WA Daniel Glynn - NSW Tom Dicker - VIC Tomo Murakami - ACT 2005 - VIC Jason Cousins - VIC Alan Schoenberger - Josh Spence - VIC QLD 2006 Liam Hendriks - WA - SA Stefan Welch - SA Stefan Welch - SA 2007 Yasu Maki – QLD Justin Roe – SA Christian Wise – WA Justin Roe – SA 2008 Nathan Driessen – WA Brodie Wyatt - SA Sam Thornton - ACT Sean Williams – ACT 2009 Tom Shaw - VIC Jordan McDonald – Jacob Younis – NSW Daniel Lee – SA WA 2010 Dan McGrath - VIC Luke Parish – NSW Alex Stewart – WA Jacob Younis - NSW 2011 Josh Spence - QLD Corey Barnes – Nathan van der Linden - Nathan van der Linden NSW SA - SA 2012 David Smith - WA Sam Kennelly – WA Tim Wakefield – NSW Ben Kernick - VIC

Note: In 1997 the weather meant a shortened Championship was played. As a result the above awards were not given, instead each State gave an MVP Award, & a Final Series MVP was awarded. The awards went to: Final Series MVP: Nathan Walbanke (NSW) New South Wales MVP: Rod Van Buizen Queensland MVP: McLean Brealey South Australia MVP: Darian King Victoria MVP: Casey Jones Western Australia MVP: Aaron Ottoway

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PLAYERS WHO HAVE COMPETED IN INTERSTATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND SIGNED PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL CONTRACTS (* went on to play Major League Baseball)

James Albury QLD Tom Fiebig SA Cincinnati Reds Byron Aird NSW Mitch Fienemann SA Pittsburgh Pirates NSW Detroit Tigers Simon Fletcher NSW John Allender ACT Adam Forbes NSW Craig Anderson NSW Seattle Mariners Michael Forbes SA Atlanta Braves NSW Minnesota Twins VIC Tampa Bay Devil Rays Joe Atkins SA David Gooda QLD Milwaukee Brewers Tim Auty NSW Seattle Mariners Paul Gorman QLD Anaheim Angels Mitch Ayres VIC L.A. Dodgers Mitch Graham WA Trent Baker QLD Cleveland Indians Denis Grubb ACT QLD Cleveland Indians Josh Guyer NSW Minnesota Twins Hayden Beard ACT New York Mets Ben Hammer VIC Houston Astros Liam Bedford VIC Philadelphia Phillies Elliott Hargreaves WA Cincinnati Reds Shane Benson NSW * VIC Philadelphia Phillies Daniel Berg VIC Minnesota Twins Karl Harris NSW Montreal Expos Tim Besford VIC Montreal Expos Nathan Hass QLD Atlanta Braves PJ Bevis QLD Arizona Diamondbacks Matthew Haynes QLD Cleveland Indians Elliott Biddle VIC Minnesota Twins Donovan Hendricks VIC Atlanta Braves Adam Blackley VIC Minnesota Twins Josh Hendricks VIC Minnesota Twins * VIC Seattle Mariners * Liam Hendriks WA San Francisco Giants San Francisco Giants Minnesota Twins Oakland Athletics NSW Minnesota Twins Tom Brice SA Chicago White Sox Shane Hogan VIC L.A. Dodgers Adam Bright VIC Colorado Rockies Kable Hogben VIC Arizona Diamondbacks * Cameron QLD Sam Holland QLD San Diego Padres Cairncross Karl Hoschke NSW Atlanta Braves Brett Cederblad QLD Boston Red Sox Chris House WA Toronto Blue Jays Dylan Child SA Pittsburgh Pirates John Hussey VIC Atlanta Braves Greg Clarke NSW Minnesota Twins Brent Iddon NSW Boston Red Sox Chris Clem QLD Cleveland Indians Craig Johnston NSW New York Yankees Michael Collins ACT Anaheim Angels David Kandilas NSW Colorado Rockies Tim Cox NSW Boston Red Sox Grant Karlsen VIC Philadelphia Phillies Tristan Crawford QLD Minnesota Twins Josh Kennelly WA Cincinnati Reds Lachlan Dale WA San Diego Padres Matt Kennelly WA Atlanta Braves Trent D‟Antonio NSW Florida Marlins Sam Kennelly WA Pittsburgh Pirates Josh Davis VIC Anaheim Angels Tim Kennelly WA Philadelphia Phillies Alan De San Miguel WA Minnesota Twins Steve Kent ACT Atlanta Braves Mitch Dening NSW Boston Red Sox Nick Kimpton ACT Anaheim Angels Andrew Dewar VIC Atlanta Braves Brendan Kingman NSW Seattle Mariners Nathan Driessen WA Cincinnati Reds Cameron Lamb WA San Francisco Giants Jarrad Eacott NSW Minnesota Twins Wilson Lee SA Pittsburgh Pirates Gavin Edmonson WA L.A. Dodgers Thomas Lehman NSW Seattle Mariners Tom Ellis VIC Seattle Mariners Michael Lennox NSW Boston Red Sox QLD Boston Red Sox Ben Leslie VIC San Francisco Giants

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35 Fred Lindberg WA Minnesota Twins Shaun Tabrett NSW New York Mets Darian Lindsay NSW New York Yankees * Richard NSW Anaheim Angels * Shane Lindsay VIC Colorado Rockies Thompson Chicago White Sox Brad Tippett NSW Minnesota Twins Andrew Lineham VIC Houston Astros Mark Trau NSW Minnesota Twins James Linger NSW Atlanta Braves Ben Utting VIC Atlanta Braves Tristan Loetzsch QLD Kansas City Royals Rod Van Buizen NSW L.A. Dodgers Michael Lysaught NSW Seattle Mariners NSW Philadelphia Phillies Patrick Maat NSW New York Mets QLD Toronto Blue Jays Jarad Mangioni NSW Toronto Blue Jays Adam Wardrop QLD Anaheim Angels Dean Marnell VIC Colorado Rockies Josh Warner QLD Philadelphia Phillies Todd McDonald QLD Texas Ranges David Welch NSW Milwaukee Brewers Dan McGrath VIC Boston Red Sox Stefan Welch SA New York Mets Will McMichael ACT Atlanta Braves Dean White WA Atlanta Braves Paul Mildren SA Florida Marlins Gary White NSW Phillies Dakota Mitchell SA Cincinatti Reds * NSW Minnesota Twins Scott Mitchinson WA Philadelphia Phillies * Jeff Williams ACT L.A. Dodgers Boss Moanoroa NSW Boston Red Sox Sean Williams ACT Chicago Cubs Moko Moanoroa NSW Boston Red Sox Brendan Wilson VIC Anaheim Angels Adam Morissey NSW Chicago Cubs Heath Wilson QLD Atlanta Braves * Damian Moss NSW Atlanta Braves Jacob Younis NSW Minnesota Twins San Francisco Giants Baltimore Orioles Tampa Bay Devil Rays * WA Atlanta Braves Brian Murphy NSW Atlanta Braves Drew Naylor QLD Philadelphia Phillies Leigh Neuage SA L.A. Dodgers * David Nilsson QLD Milwaukee Brewers QLD Cleveland Indians * NSW Minnesota Twins Arizona Diamondbacks LA Dodgers Wayne Ough QLD New York Mets * Chris Oxspring QLD San Diego Padres Kyle Perkins ACT New York Yankees Rob Perkins ACT Colorado Rockies Darren Phillips NSW Toronto Blue Jays Glenn Reeves VIC Florida Marlins Jacob Reust QLD Cleveland Indians Grant Reynolds NSW Oakland Athletics Glen Richards VIC Atlanta Braves Angus Roeger SA Philadelphia Phillies Paul Rutgers VIC Minnesota Twins Alan Schoenberger QLD Philadelphia Phillies Ben Shorto WA Cleveland Indians Rick Schwarz NSW Minnesota Twins Zac Shepherd NSW Detroit Tigers Adam Silva VIC New York Yankees Jason Smit WA Cleveland Indians * Chris Snelling NSW Seattle Mariners Washington Nationals Oakland Athletics Aaaron Sookee NSW Russell Spear VIC San Diego Padres * Josh Spence VIC San Diego Padres Tim Stanford NSW * Phil Stockman QLD Atlanta Braves Craig Stone NSW Toronto Blue Jays Michael Sundstrom NSW Seattle Mariners

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36 SPORTSMEN TO HAVE REPRESENTED IN SCHOOL BASEBALL AND MOVED INTO DIFFERENT FIELDS Alan Border Represented NSW in 1971, 1972, and 1973. Later to become the Australian Cricket Captain and the fifth greatest scorer of runs in Test Cricket Ian Williams Represented NSW in 1982. Went on to represent Australia in on a Wallabies tour of Great Britain David Calthorpe Represented Victoria in 1989 and 1990. Was an AFL 1993 Premiership winner for Essendon. A Medalist State of Origin in 1993.

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PLAYERS WHO HAVE PLAYED AT THE AUSTRALIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP AND ALSO IN THE AUSTRALIAN BASEBALL LEAGUE AND / OR CLAXTON SHIELD Claxton Shield ABL Club Luke Abels VIC Aces Chris Adamson NSW Bite Byron Aird NSW James Albury QLD QLD John Allender ACT Aust Provincial Brad Anderson WA Heat Craig Anderson NSW NSW Country, NSW Hunter Eagles , Sydney Storm, Paul Anderson NSW Sydney Blue Sox Tim Atherton NSW Aust Provincial, NSW Canberra Cavalry Tim Auty NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox Mitch Ayres VIC Aust Provincial David Badke QLD Gold Coast Dolphins, Brisbane Bandits Trent Baker QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits David Bann VIC Canberra Bushrangers, Melbourne Bushrangers Liam Baron WA WA Clayton Barnes WA WA Perth Heat Clinton Barnes WA WA Perth Heat Ryan Battaglia QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Steven Bayliss QLD QLD Hayden Beard ACT Aust Provincial, SA Canberra Cavalry Liam Bedford VIC PJ Bevis QLD QLD Ken Beilicz ACT Brisbane Bandits Jason Bell VIC Waverley Reds Matthew Bennett NSW NSW NSW Storm Rick Bennett QLD Brisbane Bandits Shane Bennett QLD Brisbane Bandits Shane Benson NSW Sydney Blue Sox Daniel Berg VIC VIC Tim Besford VIC Melbourne Reds Elliot Biddle VIC VIC Melbourne Aces Adam Blackley VIC Aust Provincial, VIC Melbourne Aces Travis Blackley VIC VIC Melbourne Aces Mark Blair NSW Canberra Bushrangers Jason Blewjas VIC VIC Melbourne Reds Aaron Bonomi WA Perth Heat Stephen Boulter VIC Melbourne Bushrangers Andrew Brady VIC Melbourne Monarchs Dan Bradley ACT Canberra Cavalry Anthony Brasher NSW Sydney Storm Rohan Brasher VIC Melbourne Monarchs Mitch Bray NSW Canberra Cavalry Jackson Brebner-Russ SA Adelaide Bite Andrew Bridekirk NSW Hunter Eagles Tom Brice SA SA Adelaide Bite Adam Bright VIC VIC Melbourne Aces Paul Bruder NSW NSW Storm Anthony Bryant QLD Brisbane Bandits, Gold Coast Cougars Cameron Burns VIC Melbourne Bushrangers

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38 Josh Butcher NSW Sydney Blues David Bylett QLD QLD Josh Cakebread SA SA Adelaide Bite Cam Cairncross QLD Brisbane Bandits, Gold Coast Cougars Brett Caulfield VIC Melbourne Bushrangers Dylan Child SA SA Adelaide Bite Greg Clark NSW Sydney Blues, Sydney Storm Chris Clem QLD QLD Danny Coburn QLD Gold Coast Cougars Michael Collins ACT Aust Prov, QLD, SA Canberra Cavalry Matt Coco QLD QLD Jarrett Commane NSW NSW Canberra Cavalry Adam Courcha WA Aust Provincial Perth Heat Tim Cox NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox Tristan Crawford QLD QLD Canberra Cavalry Michael Crooks VIC Melbourne Reds Blake Cunningham VIC VIC Melbourne Aces Craig Cusbert NSW Sydney Blues Trent D‟Antonio NSW Aust Provincial, NSW Sydney Blue Sox Brandon Dale WA WA Western Heelers, Perth Heat Lachlan Dale WA WA Scott Dalgairns NSW NSW Josh Davies VIC Aust Provincial Pat Dawes NSW NSW Storm Tim Day SA SA Alan De San Miguel WA WA Perth Heat Mitch Dening NSW Aust Provincial, NSW Sydney Blue Sox Andrew Dewar VIC VIC Hayden Dingle VIC VIC Scott Dickinson QLD Brisbane Bandits Matt Dixon WA Perth Heat Jason Dormer NSW Sydney Blues, Hunter Eagles Mark Doubleday NSW Sydney Blues, Melbourne Monarchs Chris Doyle SA SA Nathan Driessen WA WA Perth Heat Brad Dutton QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Wade Dutton QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Jordan Dyer WA Perth Heat Jarad Eacott NSW NSW John Edwards VIC Melbourne Monarchs Gavin Edmonson WA WA Perth Heat Tom Ellis VIC Aust Provincial Lachlan Eldridge SA SA Adelaide Bite Justin Erasmus QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Kristian Feledyk NSW Sydney Blues, Brisbane Bandits Andrew Fenell VIC Melbourne Reds Marklew Fethers QLD Brisbane Bandits Tom Fiebig SA SA Mitch Fienemann SA SA Tim Fisher VIC Melbourne Reds Adam Forbes NSW Sydney Blues Cameron Forbes VIC VIC Melbourne Monarchs Michael Forbes SA Gold Coast Cougars, Ben Foster Qld QLD Gold Coast Cougars Aiden Francis NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox Alan Fry VIC Melbourne Monarchs Darryl George VIC Melbourne Aces Daniel Glynn NSW Sydney Blue Sox

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39 Chris Goadby WA WA David Gooda QLD Brisbane Bandits Josh Golotta SA SA Mitch Graham WA WA Perth Heat Todd Grattan NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox Steven Greer QLD QLD Ryan Griffin NSW Aust Provincial Sam Grant NSW Hunter Eagles Josh Guyer NSW Sydney Blue Sox Jonathon Hall NSW Aust Provincial NSW Country Nick Grice NSW Sydney Wave Denis Grubb ACT Canberra Bushrangers Tyrone Hambly SA SA Ben Hammer VIC Melbourne Monarchs Cameron Hardy ACT Aust Provincial Hunter Eagles, Melbourne Monarchs Elliott Hargreaves WA Perth Heat Brad Harman VIC VIC Melbourne Aces Karl Harris NSW VIC NSW Storm Nathan Hass QLD Brisbane Bandits Anthony Hayes NSW Hunter Eagles Grant Hayes NSW Sydney Blues, Hunter Eagles Matt Haynes QLD QLD Donny Hendricks VIC VIC Melbourne Aces Josh Hendricks VIC Melbourne Aces Liam Hendriks WA WA Perth Heat Jason Hewitt WA WA Perth Heat Jeff Hill ACT Canberra Bushrangers Josh Hill NSW NSW Stephen Hill VIC Melbourne Bushrangers Ben Hilterbrand SA SA Ross Hipke VIC Aust Provincial Lee Hogan QLD Waverly Reds, Melbourne Reds Kable Hogben VIC VIC Melbourne Aces Lyndon Hockey VIC Melbourne Monarchs Shane Hogan VIC Waverly Reds, Melbourne Reds David Holland QLD QLD Chris House WA WA John Hussey VIC Melbourne Aces Nick Hutchings SA Adelaide Bite Brent Iddon NSW Sydney Blues, Sydney Storm Alex Johnson NSW Sydney Blue Sox David Kandilas NSW Aust Provincial, NSW Sydney Blue Sox Grant Karlsen VIC VIC Melbourne Aces Ben Keats NSW, Sydney Blues Ryan Kelly WA WA Jared Kempf SA SA Matt Kennelly WA WA Perth Heat Sam Kennelly WA Perth Heat Tim Kennelly WA WA Perth Heat Matthew Kent VIC VIC ACT Aust Provincial Canberra Cavalry Jason Kilby QLD Brisbane Bandits Chris Kimpton ACT Canberra Cavalry Nick Kimpton ACT Aust Provincial, WA Canberra Cavalry Brendan Kingman NSW NSW Sydney Wave, Sydney Blues, Sydney Storm, Sydney Blue Sox Andrew Kyle WA WA Perth Heat Cameron Lamb WA WA Perth Heat

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40 Todd Langman SA SA Chris Lawson SA SA Adelaide Bite Wilson Lee SA Adelaide Bite Adam Leidreiter QLD Gold Coast Dolphins Michael Lennox NSW Aust Provincial, NSW Canberra Cavalry Ben Leslie VIC Melbourne Aces Fred Lindberg WA Perth Heat Darian Lindsay NSW Sydney Blues Shane Lindsay VIC Aust Provincial, VIC Melbourne Aces Andrew Linehan VIC Melbourne Bushrangers James Linger NSW QLD Ben Lodge SA SA Adelaide Bite Tristan Loetzsch QLD QLD Travis Loft VIC Waverly Reds Aaron Luchterhand QLD QLD Michael Lysaught NSW Aust Provincial, NSW Sydney Blue Sox Patrick Maat NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox Ryan Manfield NSW Sydney Storm Jarad Mangioni NSW NSW Andrew Mann VIC Melbourne Aces Ben Mann WA Gold Coast Cougars Dean Marnell VIC VIC Melbourne Monarchs Terri Matai NSW Hunter Eagles Josh Matavesi ACT Canberra Cavalry Grant McDonald QLD Brisbane Bandits Tristan McDonald VIC VIC, Aust Provincial Melbourne Aces Tom McGarry SA Adelaide Bite Dan McGrath VIC Melbourne Aces Joel McInnes QLD QLD Garran McMain QLD Brisbane Bandits Will McMichael ACT Aust. Provincial Andrew McNally WA Perth Heat, Brisbane Bandits Paul Mildren SA SA Adelaide Bite Lee Mills ACT Canberra Cavalry Adam Millson WA Perth Heat Scott Mitchell NSW Sydney Blues Scott Mitchinson WA WA Boss Moanaroa NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox Moko Moanaroa NSW Sydney Blue Sox Chris Morgan ACT Canberra Cavalry Simon Morris QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Adam Morrissey NSW Hunter Eagles Damian Moss NSW Canberra Bushrangers, Melb Bushrangers Peter Moylan WA VIC Perth Heat Paul Mutch QLD QLD Joel Naughton QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Clint Naylor QLD Aust Provincial, QLD Drew Naylor QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Rhys Niit QLD Brisbane Bandits David Nilsson QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits, Melbourne Reds Jay Nilsson QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Mitch Nilsson QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Trent Oeltjen NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox Richard Olson NSW Sydney Blue Sox Tim O‟Meara VIC Waverly Reds Andres Opray VIC Waverly Reds, Melbourne Monarchs Philip Overlack QLD Gold Coast Dolphins, Gold Coast Cougars Nathan Payne NSW Parramatta Patriots, Sydney Blues

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41 Aaron Ottaway WA WA Wayne Ough QLD QLD Gold Coast Cougars, Adelaide Bite Chris Oxspring QLD QLD, NSW Gold Coast Cougars, Sydney Blue Sox Joel Pembroke NSW Hunter Eagles Shannon Pender NSW Aust Provincial, NSW Sydney Blue Sox Shayne Penfold NSW Hunter Eagles Kyle Perkins ACT Canberra Cavalry ACT Canberra Cavalry Brendan Pett SA SA Adelaide Bite Brent Phelan ACT Aust Provincial Darren Phillips NSW Sydney Blues, Adelaide Giants Brandon Pollard QLD Gold Cold Cougars, Brisbane Bandits Michael Pollock NSW Aust Provincial Scott Powick NSW Hunter Eagles Paul Pragnell WA WA Western Heelers Brad Purcell QLD Aust Provincial Brisbane Bandits Matthew Rae NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox James Ramshaw ACT Aust Provincial Brendan Ratcliffe VIC Waverly Reds, Melbourne Reds Cameron Reed QLD Brisbane Bandits Glenn Reeves VIC Waverly Reds, Melbourne Reds Jonathan Rex SA SA Grant Reynolds NSW NSW Storm Glen Richards VIC Aust Provincial, VIC Ben Risinger WA WA Perth Heat, Melbourne Monarchs Greg Rodgers NSW Hunter Eagles Justin Roe SA SA Angus Roeger SA Aust Provincial, SA Alex Rogers NSW Canberra Cavalry Ben Rowe WA WA Andrew Russell VIC VIC Melbourne Aces Matt Saunders NSW Canberra Bushrangers, Hunter Eagles Trent Schmutter NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox Alan Schoenberger QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Ricky Schwartz NSW Sydney Blue Sox Zac Shepherd NSW Sydney Blue Sox Josh Silvi WA Perth Heat Michael Simpson QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Aaron Sloan ACT Canberra Cavalry Jason Sloan ACT Canberra Cavalry Jason Smit WA Perth Heat Ben Smith VIC Melbourne Reds, Melbourne Monarchs Mathew Smith NSW SA Adelaide Bite Shane Smith WA Perth Heat Chris Snelling NSW Hunter Eagles, Sydney Storm Clint Sommerville VIC Melbourne Monarchs Jamie Sommerville NSW Canberra Bushrangers Aaron Sookee NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox Russell Spear VIC VIC Melbourne Monarchs, Melbourne Aces Nick Spence VIC Melbourne Aces Shane Spry WA Perth Heat Chris Stephens NSW NSW Storm Phil Stockman QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits

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42 Craig Stone NSW Sydney Storm Matt Studeman NSW QLD Gold Coast Cougars Shaun Tabrett NSW Aust Provincial Scott Telfer NSW Hunter Eagles, Adelaide Giants WA WA Richard Thompson NSW NSW Sam Thornton ACT NSW Luke Thwaites QLD QLD Andrew Tierney VIC Melbourne Aces David Tierney VIC VIC Brad Tippett NSW NSW SA SA Adelaide Bite Mark Trau NSW Canberra Cavalry Scott Tunkin NSW NSW Sydney Blues Cameron Turner NSW Sydney Blues, Hunter Eagles Ben Utting VIC VIC Waverly Reds, Melbourne Reds Rodney Van Buizen NSW NSW Hunter Eagles, Sydney Storm Nathan Van der Linden SA Adelaide Bite Todd Van Steensel NSW NSW Sydney Blue Sox John Veitch QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Logan Wade QLD QLD Brisbane Bandits Keith Ward ACT Canberra Bushrangers Adam Wardrop QLD Gold Coast Cougars Ben Warner A CT Canberra Cavalry Josh Warner QLD Brisbane Bandits QLD Brisbane Bandits Scott Wearne VIC VIC Melbourne Aces David Welch NSW Sydney Blue Sox Stefan Welch SA SA Adelaide Bite Michael Wells VIC Aust Provincial Waverly Reds, Melbourne Bushrangers, Hunter Eagles, Canberra Cavalry Dean White WA WA Perth Heat Ben Wigmore SA SA Adelaide Giants, Adelaide Bite WA WA NSW Aust Provincial Canberra Cavalry,Sydney Blue Sox Flynn Wilkinson VIC Melbourne Reds Glenn Williams NSW NSW Sydney Blues, Sydney Storm Jay Willis VIC Melbourne Monarchs Brendan Wilson VIC VIC, Aust Provincial Dan Wilson SA SA Adelaide Bite Heath Wilson QLD Brisbane Bandits Brendan Wise WA WA Rodney Wodson QLD QLD Shaun Wright SA Adelaide Bite Brodie Wyatt SA SA Jacob Younis NSW Sydney Blue Sox Dale Ziersch SA SA

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43 AUSTRALIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS ALL STAR TEAMS 1989 Lyndon Hockey - VIC Tim Auld - VIC Andrew Lehmann - VIC David Bann - VIC Cameron Burns - VIC Grant Taylor - VIC David Badke - QLD Wade Rutledge - NSW Brendan Kingman - NSW Scott Tunkin - NSW Jason Dormor - NSW Ken Beilicz - ACT Cameron Cairncross - QLD Greg Lipscombe - NSW

1990 Anthony Bennett - QLD Cameron Burns - VIC David Calthorpe - VIC Craig Cusbert - NSW Jeff Hill - ACT Stephen Hill - VIC Brendan Kingman - NSW Andrew Linehan - VIC Tim O'Meara - VIC Greg Rodgers - NSW Scott Tunkin - NSW Justin Weaver - NSW Cameron Wilson - VIC

1991 Wayne Billingham - NSW Josh Butcher - NSW Craig Cusbert - NSW Mark Doubleday - NSW Matt Saunders - NSW Craig Stone - NSW Stephen Boulter - VIC Glenn Reeves - VIC David Cunningham - WA Mathew Schomberg - WA Adam Leidreiter - QLD Phil Overlack - QLD Scott Sunley - QLD

1992 (To Tour Japan) Rick Bennett - QLD BrendonWayne Billingham Pollard - QLD - NSW MarkAnthony Blair Brasher - NSW - NSW Adam Forbes - NSW Matt Newson - NSW JoelCraig Pembroke Stone - NSW - NSW CameronBrian Watson Turner - NSW - NSW Stephen Boulter - VIC Stuart Darcy - VIC ChrisMichael McConnell Male - VIC - VIC DeanDion SappelliMarnell -- VICWA Ben Utting - VIC Damien Lawrence - WA (due to withdrawal of Boulter)

Head Coach: Neil Barrowcliff - NSW Pitching Coach: Stephen Rippon - NSW Assistant Coach: Grant Mairs - ACT Assistant Coach: Garry Braid - NSW Manager: Ross Morrison - NSW Umpire: Gerard Tancred - NSW

Results Game 1: P.L. Gakuan High School 6 defeated Australian Schoolboys 3 Game 2: Australian Schoolboys 4 drew with Kyoto All Star Prefecture 4 Game 3: Australian Schoolboys 9 defeated Hannan Daina high School 7 Game 4: Kochi All Star Prefecture 3 defeated Australian Schoolboys 2 Game 5: Australian Schoolboys 9 defeated Kochi All Star Prefecture 6 Game 6: Kagawa All Star Prefecture 4 defeated Australian Schoolboys 0 Game 7: Australian Schoolboys 6 defeated Kagawa All Star Prefecture 1

1993 David Gooda - QLD Darren Phillips - NSW Shane Hogan - VIC Grant Hayes - NSW Michael Close - WA Kristan Feledyk - NSW Scott Mitchell - NSW Luke Dymott - VIC Sam Grant - NSW Danny Coburn - QLD Brent Iddon - NSW Nathan Mahoney - QLD Dion Sapelli - WA Steven Carpenter - QLD

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1994 David Gooda - QLD Anthony Dwyer - QLD Brett Brockie - QLD Grant O'Keefe - QLD Kris Bousfield - WA Russell Spears - VIC Mark McKenner - VIC Trystan Vincent - ACT Peter Moylan - WA Ben Risinger - WA Grant Hayes - NSW Jason Nichol - NSW Brendon Rodoreda - WA Shayne Thornton - QLD

1995 (To Tour Canada) Ross Abbey - ACT Ashley Bennett - WA Adam Cairns - NSW Lachlan Craven - VIC Cameron Hardy - ACT Ben Foster - QLD Paul Hodder - WA Ben Jonhson - WA Brent Kearney - QLD Robert Leader - WA Ryan Manfield - NSW Jason Nichol - NSW David Owen - QLD Mark Rigby - VIC Ben Risinger - WA Michael Vanston - VIC Heath Wilson - QLD Jay Willis - VIC

* Original selections but withdrew from tour Tim Besford - VIC, Travis Brooker - VIC, Greg Clark - NSW, Peter Moylan - WA

Coaches : Ken McGuire – QLD Neil Barrowcliff – NSW Stephen Rippon - NSW

Results - The B.C. Fall Classic Game 1: Australian Schoolboys 8 defeated Fraser Valley All Stars 7 Game 2: Australian Schoolboys 13 defeated Okanogan Valley 3 Game 3: Australian Schoolboys 12 defeated Vancouver Island 1 Game 4: Semi-Final: Australian Schoolboys 7 defeated North Delta 6 Game 5: Final: Australian Schoolboys 6 defeated Coquitlam 1 Vancouver Island - Australian Schoolboys won all four game 12-11, 9-1, 6-3 & 8-7

1996 (To Tour American Samoa) Michael Crooks - VIC Bradley Purcell - QLD Michael Forbes - SA Josh Balzke - NSW Jay Willis - VIC Grant Reynolds - NSW John Edwards - VIC Justin Demant - SA Natt Vincent - NSW Kris Moores - QLD Pat Dawes - NSW Anthony Hayes - NSW Mark Willmore - VIC Stephen Evans - NSW Tim Fisher - VIC Courtney Kremer - NSW Daniel O'Reilly - NSW

* Original selections but withdrew from tour Lachlan Thorburn - QLD, Cameron Ross - VIC, Tristan McDonald - VIC, Ben Paturzo - VIC

Head Coach : Neil Barrowcliff - NSW Pitching Coach : Stephen Rippon – NSW Assistant Coach : Neil Burke - VIC Manager : Nigel Simmons - NSW

Results - AAA Oceania Baseball Tournament Game 1: Australian Schoolboys 15 defeated American Samoa Blue 7 Game 2: Australian Schoolboys 7 defeated American Samoa Red 4 Game 3: Australian Schoolboys 16 defeated New Zealand 0 Game 4: Australian Schoolboys 19 defeated American Samoa Blue 1 Game 5: Australian schoolboys 18 defeated New Zealand 1 Game 6: Australian Scholboys 6 defeated American Samoa Red 2 Game 7: Final: Australian Schoolboys 15 defeated American Samoa Red 5

1997 Craig Anderson - NSW Tim Fisher - VIC Rod Van Buizen - NSW Dalton Hall - QLD Adam Morrissey - NSW Stephen Evans - NSW Adam Royce - NSW Casey Jones - VIC Darian King - SA Rohan Brasher - VIC Aaron Ottoway - WA Ryan Blake - QLD Scott Charlton - SA Nathan Walbanke - NSW

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45 1998 Paul Bardetta - NSW Chad Edwards - NSW Adam Murphy - NSW David West - NSW Mark Barrowcliff - NSW Karl Harris - NSW Chris Snelling - NSW Ben Wigmore - SA Steve Bayliss - QLD Brendon Kleidon - QLD Chris Stephens - NSW Tom Brice - SA Adam Morrissey - NSW Rod Van Buizen - NSW

National Team that played in Friendship Series, Lismore Paul Bardetta - NSW Craig Handy - QLD Adam Morrissey - NSW David West - NSW Mark Barrowcliff - NSW Karl Harris - NSW Michael Sundstrom - NSW Zac Stokes - SA Steve Bayliss - QLD Scott Henry - NSW Adam Murphy - NSW Chris Lawson - SA Gary Coggan - NSW Andrew King - QLD Andrew Tierney - VIC Stuart Cox - VIC Doug Rouse - NSW David Tierney - VIC John Curnow - VIC Brendon Kleidon - QLD Tim Scholtz - WA

Head Coach : Stephen Rippon - NSW Pitching Coach : Shaun Smith - NSW Assistant Coach : Ken McGuire - QLD Manager : Nigel Simmons - NSW

Results - International Friendship Series Game 1: Australian Schoolboys 9 defeated Australian Universities 4 Game 2: Australian Schoolboys 8 defeated Australia AAA (Green) 3 Game 3: Australian Schoolboys 12 defeated Texas Rangers 7 Game 4: Australia AAA (Gold) 16 defeated Australian Schoolboys 11 Game 5: Australian Schoolboys 7 defeated NSW Country 5 Game 6: Semi – Final: Australia AAA (Green) 9 defeated Australian Schoolboys 0 Game 7: 3rd Place Playoff. Australian Universities 11 defeated Australian Schoolboys 7

1999 (played in Friendship Series in Lismore) Chris Blackbee - WA Chris Innes** - WA Andrew Quailman - SA Jonathon Hall - NSW Will Bradley** - ACT Nick Kimpton - ACT Tim Scholtz - WA Simon Trevina - NSW Paul Bruder** - NSW Leigh Neuage - SA Andrew Sheffield - NSW David Welch - NSW Scott Dalgairns - NSW Steve Smith - QLD Lennard Ostaszewskyj - WA David West - NSW Chad Edwards** - NSW Michael Pelley - NSW Peter Tautor - VIC Greg Wicks - QLD Alex Hall - SA Kristian Van Kampen - WA Daniel Thomson - QLD Paul Pragnell - WA Daniel Westerside* - WA * did not tour ** did not tour due to National AAA commitments

Head Coach: Stephen Rippon - NSW Pitching Coach: Jeff Catt - NSW Assistant Coach: Phil Thomas - QLD Assistant Coach: Shaun Smith - NSW Manager: Nigel Simmons - NSW

Results - Friendship Series Game 1: Australia AAA 11 defeated Australian Schoolboys 0 Game 2: Australia AAA 12 defeated Australian Schoolboys 8 Game 3: Queensland U/21‟s 7 defeated Australian Schoolboys 4 Game 4: Australian Schoolboys 12 defeated Australian Universities 2 Game 5: Australian Schoolboys 3 drew with Far North Coast 3 Game 6: Far North Coast 15 defeated Australian Schoolboys 6 Game 7: Australian Schoolboys 12 defeated Far North Coast 5

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46 2000 Leigh Neuage - SA Nick Kimpton - ACT David Welch - NSW Trent Oeltjen - NSW Daniel Daly - NSW Jason Rees - NSW J Cameron Griffiths - NSW Ben Albury - QLD Daniel Thompson - QLD Kristian VanKampen - WA Dale Ziersch - SA Jarad Mangioni - NSW Jonathon Freeston - NSW

2000 (To Tour USA) Richard Ahern - NSW Nick Kimpton - ACT Todd Alexander - SA Paul Mutch* - QLD Jonathon Beech - SA Leigh Neuage - SA David Bylett - QLD Anthony Slagg - QLD Greg Carmody - VIC Bradley Thomas - WA Lachlan Dale - WA Daniel Thomson - QLD Daniel Daly - NSW Joe Trucchio - VIC Nick Forkin - WA Jon Freeston - NSW David Welch* - NSW Dale Ziersch - SA Kristian V Kampen - WA Cameron Griffiths - NSW

Josh Hill - NSW* did not tour, replaced by Daniel Bradely

Head Coach: Shaun Smith - NSW Pitching Coach: Jeff Catt - NSW Assistant Coach: Phil Thomas - QLD Manager: Nigel Simmons - NSW

Results Game 1: Australian Schoolboys 13 d Playball Baseball Academy Expos 8 Game 2: Australian Schoolboys 6 drew with Black Diamonds 6 Game 3: Australian Schoolboys 4 d Delray Beach All Stars 1 Game 4: Australian Schoolboys 14 d Delray Beach All Stars 8 Game 5: Australian Schoolboys 7 d Playball Baseball Academy Expos 1 Game 6: Fort Lauderdale League All Stars 16 d Australian Schoolboys 3

2001 Chris Morgan - ACT Daniel Thomson - QLD Michael Collins - ACT Scott Eyears - QLD Jarad Mangioni - NSW Trent D‟Antonio - NSW Jonathon Freeston - NSW Michael Pollock - VIC Jason Rees - NSW Chris Clem - QLD Daniel Bylett - QLD John Allender - ACT Daniel Bradley - ACT Nathan McKenzie - VIC

2002 Adam Blackley - VIC Michael Lysaught - NSW Ryan McMillan - NSW Daniel Williams - VIC Royce Milmlow - NSW Justin Eaton - QLD Trent D‟Antonio - NSW Michael Ashton - NSW Tyrone Hambly - SA Brent Hardy - ACT Travis White- QLD Brad Harman - VIC Mitch Graham - WA

2003 Shaun Lindsay - NSW Adam Hammond - WA Sam Brown - NSW Ben Erichsen - NSW Michael Lysaught - NSW Luke Jennings - ACT Joel Naughton - QLD Tom O‟Gorman - NSW Jason Morriss - QLD Trent D‟Antonio - NSW Ryan McMillan - NSW Matt Roxburgh - QLD Jason Baker - ACT Tim Kennelly - WA

2004 Liam Hendriks - WA Tim Cox - NSW Keiran Bradford - QLD Josh Rohrlach - QLD Tomo Murakami - ACT Tom O‟Gorman - NSW Tom Dicker - VIC Ryan McMillan - NSW Adam Courcha - WA Stephen Hood - VIC Daniel Glynn - NSW Jarod Kempf - SA Jason Ryan - WA

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47 2005 (To Tour South Africa) Liam Baron - WA Brad Tippett - NSW Brent Young - QLD Stefan Welch - SA Ben Warner - ACT Mitch Dening - NSW Josh Spence - VIC Pat Maat - NSW Adam Courcha - WA Jack Larner - VIC Matthew Rae - NSW Ben Onofrio - SA Jason Smit - WA Jason Cousins - VIC Daniel Smith - NSW Jarad Eacott - NSW ** Matt Kennelly - WA ** Steven Kent - ACT ** Shaun Tabrett - NSW

** Original selections but withdrew from tour

Head Coach: David May - VIC Pitching Coach: Shaun Smith - NSW Assistant Coach: Brendon Wallace - NSW Team Manager: Greg Mulvaney - ACT Tour Manager: Neil Barrowcliff - NSW

Results Game 1: Australian Schools 12 d South Africa National Schoolboys 0 Game 2: Australian Schools 8 d South Africa National Schoolboys 2 Game 3: Washed out vs South West District Province Game 4: Australian Schools 4 d Western Province 0 Game 5: Australian Schools 4 d Western Province 1 Game 6: South Africa National Schoolboys 7 defeated Australian Schools 6 Game 7: Australian Schools 11 d South Africa National Schoolboys 1 Game 8: Australian Schools 23 d Gauteng Province 4 Game 9: Australian Schools 23 d Kwa Zulu Natal Province 0 Game 10: Australian Schools 11 d Eastern Province 0

2006 Dean Brendon – WA Cameron Brown – VIC Dennis Christiansen – SA Ben Day – QLD Mitch Dening – NSW Liam Hendriks - WA Ty Milne – QLD Chase Richardson – NSW Angus Roeger – SA Alan Schoenberger – QLD John Thew – NSW Stefan Welch – SA Daniel Woodbury – NSW

2007 Trent Baker - QLD Justin D‟Rozario - VIC Jason Fisch - WA Adam Howe - NSW David Kandilas - NSW James Linger - NSW Yasu Maki - QLD Kyle Perkins - ACT Michael Peters - QLD Justin Roe - SA Josh Tols - SA Christian Wise - WA

Canada Touring Team Tim Atherton - NSW Trent Baker - QLD Justin D‟Rosario – Vic Justin Erasmus - QLD Jason Fisch - WA Ryan Griffin - NSW David Kandilas - NSW Michael Lennox - NSW James Linger - NSW Yasu Maki - QLD Wade McConnon - VIC Kyle Perkins - ACT Michael Peters - QLD Jacob Reust - QLD Justin Roe - SA Josh Tols - SA Luke Wilkins - NSW Christian Wise - WA ** Trent Baker - QLD ** Mitch Nilsson - QLD ** Josh Kurz - QLD **Alex Rogers - NSW

** Original selections but withdrew from tour

Head Coach: Dan McConnon - VIC Pitching Coach: Shaun Smith - NSW Assistant Coach: Brendon Wallace - NSW Assistant Coach: Peter Giles - VIC Tour Manager: Neil Barrowcliff - NSW

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48 Results Game 1: Australian Schools 9 d Langley Blaze 0 Game 2: Australian Schools 4 d White Rock Tritons 2 Game 3: Australian Schools 6 drew Kwantlen College 6 Game 4: Australian Schools 4 d Seattle Mariners Scouts Team 1 Game 5: Australian Schools 6 d Minnesota Twins Scouts Team 2 Game 6: Abbotsford Cardinals 2 d Australia 1 Game 7: Australia 5 North Shore Twins 0 Game 8: Australian Schools 7 d Langley Blaze 2 Game 9: Australia 7 d Seattle Buzz 3 Game 10: Australia 11 d Yakima 5 Game 11: Australia 5 d Yakima Valley 1 Game 12: Yakima 4 d Australia 3 Game 13: Victoria Mariners 3 d Australia 2

2008 Cameron Doorn - WA Nathan Driessen - WA Alex Howe – NSW Wilson Lee - SA Boss Moanoroa - NSW Mitch Nilsson - QLD Tim Shaw - QLD Sam Thornton - ACT Paul Trembearth - ACT Max Wheeler - WA Sean Williams - ACT Brodie Wyatt - SA

2009 Josh Hendricks - VIC Daniel Lee - SA Wilson Lee - SA Jordan McDonald - WA Sam Moon - VIC Daniel Muggleton - NSW Kyle Perkins - ACT Thomas Shaw - VIC Logan Wade - QLD Mitchell Williams - WA Todd Zammit - NSW

USA Touring Team Caleb Albrecht - NSW Stephen Hook - NSW Jason Kilby - QLD Daniel Lee - SA Wilson Lee - SA Jordan McDonald - WA Travis McDonald - NSW Sam Moon - VIC Daniel Muggleton - NSW Luke Parish – NSW Kyle Perkins - ACT Thomas Shaw - VIC Aaron Sookee – NSW Mark Trau – NSW Logan Wade - QLD Josh Warner – QLD Mitch Williams - WA Todd Zammitt – NSW ** Rhys Aldenhoven - VIC ** Josh Hendricks – VIC ** Andrew Jones – VIC ** Jacob Younis – NSW

** Original selections but withdrew from tour

Head Coach: Stuart Hanrahan - NSW Assistant Coach:… Brendon Wallace - NSW Pitching Coach: Kevin Hooker - WA Assistant Coach: Chris Norrie - QLD Tour Manager: Neil Barrowcliff – NSW

RESULTS Oregon Game 1: Linn Benton Community College 6 defeated Australia 2 Game 2: Kansas City Royals Scouts Team 10 d Australia 1 Game 3: Australia 4 d Baseball North West 3 Game 4: Australia 7 d Lane Community College 4 Game 5: Australia 17 d Chemeketa Community College 7 Game 6: Australia 7 d Clackamas Community College 5 Game 7: Australia 7 d Mt. Hood Community College 1 Los Angeles Game 8: Australia 2 d Placentia Mustangs 0 Game 9: Australia 7 d Placentia Mustangs 3 Game 10: Fullerton Junior College 4 d Australia 1 Game 11: Fullerton Junior College 11 d Australia 4

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49 Phoenix Game 12: Australia 9 d Calgary 1 Game 13: Australia 7 d Arizona 2 Game 14: Australia 14 d Southern California 2 Game 15: Australia 4 d San Diego 2 (Quarter Final) Game 16: Colorado 4 d Australia 3 (Semi Final)

2010 Kurt Dunn - NSW AJ Elderkin - QLD Darryl George - VIC Elliott Hargreaves - WA John King - VIC Jarryd Klemm - SA Dan McGrath - VIC Luke Parish - NSW Cale Penrith - NSW Aaron Sloan - ACT Stephen Smith - NSW Nathan van der Linden - SA Jacob Younis - NSW

2011 Corey Barnes - NSW Josh Guyer - NSW Ryan Ihle - QLD Jarryd Klemm - SA Todd McDonald - QLD Dan McGrath - VIC Rob Perkins - ACT Rick Schwarz - NSW Aaron Sloan - ACT Josh Spence - QLD Alex Stuart - WA Nathan van der Linden - SA

USA Touring Team Corey Barnes - NSW Josh Guyer - NSW Nathan Hass - QLD Sam Holland - QLD Ryan Ihle - QLD Jarryd Klemm - SA Ben Leslie - VIC Dan McGrath - VIC Luke Papanicolaou - VIC Robbie Perkins – ACT Rick Schwarz - NSW Josh Silvi - WA Mitch Simon – NSW Aaron Sloan – ACT Josh Spence - QLD Alex Stuart – WA Colin Tilini - NSW Nathan van der Linden – SA

Head Coach: Stuart Hanrahan - NSW Assistant Coach: Brendon Wallace - NSW Pitching Coach: Kevin Hooker - WA Tour Manager: Neil Barrowcliff – NSW

RESULTS Oregon Game 1: Baseball North West Seniors 4 d Australia 3 Game 2: Australia 4 d Baseball North West Seniors 3 Game 3: Australia 4 d Clackamas Community College 2 Game 4: Corban University 7 d Australia 2 Game 5: Australia 8 d Mt. Hood College 7 Game 6: Australia 10 d Chemeketa Community College 8 Game 7: Australia 5 d Linn Benton Community College 3 Game 8: Australia 6 d Baseball North West Seniors 0 Game 9: Australia 6 d Baseball North West Seniors 0 Los Angeles Game 10: Fullerton Junior College 4 d Australia 2 Game 11: Australia11 d Fullerton Junior College 8 Game 12: Australia 9 d Danville Hoots 1 Game 13: Danville Hoots 3 d Australia 2 Game 14: Australia 6 d Placentia Mustangs 3 Game 15: Santa Ana College 5 d Australia 0 Game 16: Santa Ana College 3 d Australia 2

2012 Dean Aldridge - NSW Jake Clinch - NSW Billy Findlay - VIC Ben Kernick - VIC Sam Kennelly - WA Corey Lyon - QLD Brandon Michie - QLD Rick Schwarz - NSW Zac Shepherd - NSW David Smith–WA Tim Wakefield - NSW Mitchell Waterhouse - WA

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50 PREVIOUS CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 1989 - ORIOLE STADIUM - SYDNEY

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Ken Beilicz Ben Beasley Alfie Cooper Denis Grubb Christian Hampson Jeff Hill Jeff Miruiholme Scott McDonald Matthew O'Loughlin Adam Roberts Owen Skiba Keith Ward Jeff Williams Coach - Laurie Barnes Asst. Coach - Brett Cederblad Manager - Steve Walding

NEW SOUTH WALES Adam Anderson Christan Campbell Jason Dormor Brendan Kingman Greg Lipscombe Kevin O'Brien Nathan Payne Shayne Penfold Scott Powick Wayne Rimmer Wade Rutledge Jason Spurway Scott Tunkin Justin Weaver Coach - Stephen Rippon Manager - Neil Barrowcliff

QUEENSLAND David Badke Rian Banks Jason Battaglene Cameron Cairncross Tim Hancox Chris Halloway Grant McDonald Adam Mahoney Stuart Perkins Trent Shaw Andrew Snelling Darren Truemore Jamie Waldock Philip Overlack Mark Fethers Coach - John Haviland Manager - Brett Wood

VICTORIA Tim Auld David Bann Cameron Burns David Calthorpe Adrian Cully Stephen Hill Lyndon Hockey Jason Hunter Andrew Lehmann Chris Lineham Mark Lowe Tim O'Meara Anders Opray Grant Taylor Gavin Youl Coach - Phil Eastman Manager - Morrie Klavins

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Matthew Butterworth Chris Carter Peter Cooper Carlo Cornel Rod Curtis Cameron Edwards Gavin Edmondson Trevor Hall Jason Hewitt Fred Lindberg Andrew McNally John Placzek Sam Rogalasky Aaron Sheppard Kristian Vanderwilk Coach - Don Fiscus Manager - Graham Johnson

1989 Results

NSW v WA 2-1 W Rutledge / K Vanderwilk ACT v VIC 0-10 K Ward / G Youl VIC v QLD 1-2 M Lowe / C Cairncross QLD v WA 4-3 D Badke / J Hewitt ACT v NSW 1-5 D Grubb / K O'Brien WA v VIC 11-25 R Curtis / A Lehmann WA v ACT 4-0 A McNally / K Ward QLD v ACT 10-5 D Badke / K Beilicz NSW v QLD 20-5 S Tunkin / S Perkins VIC v NSW 3-2 L Hockey / S Penfold Semi Finals Playoff for 4th Victoria – 7 def Queensland - 4 Western Australia – 3 def Aust. Capt. Territory - 2 New South Wales - 7 def Western Australia - 0 Final Victoria – 9 def New South Wales - 3

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51 1990 - - BRISBANE

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Andrew Maloney Jeff Hill Darren Jauncey Stephen Noonan Jeremy Hagan Simon Flynn Owen Skiba Adam Roberts Garren Carnall Glen Boardman Ross Middleton Ben Beazley David Bugg Patrick Osburne Chris Munro Coach - Laurie Barnes Manager - Steve Walding

NEW SOUTH WALES Greg Rodgers Justin Marr Scott Tunkin Matthew Saunders Craig Cusbert Joshua Butcher Justin Weaver Adam Mole Brian Watson Mark Breceljnik Mark Doubleday Nick Grice Brendan Kingman Greg Maunsell Coach - Stephen Rippon Manager - Neil Barrowcliff

QUEENSLAND Ryan Banks Shane Bennet Anthony Bryant Mark Fethers Tim Hancox Scott Hartland John Haviland Paul Hinton Lee Hogan Chris Halloway Grant McDonald Jason Nuell Phillip Overlack Brett Davey Scott Sunley Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Brett Wood

VICTORIA Anthony Brady Cameron Burns Kyle Burton David Calthorpe Brett Caulfield Stephen Hill Andrew Leahy Andrew Linehan Timothy O'Meara Anders Opray Glenn Reeves Michael Wells Flynn Wilkinson Mathew Willis Cameron Wilson Coach - Phil Eastman Manager - Morrie Klavins

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Brady Anderson Craig Ashe Craig Bennett Matthew Cairns Rodney Dalgrin Brad Hewett Michael Hodge Paul Jackson Troy Kish Iain Luscombe Shane Logan Ben Mann Martin Mirco Darren Simmons Kristian Vanderwilk Coach - Don Fiscus Manager - Graham Johnson

1990 Results

QLD v WA 9-4 M Fethers / P Jackson VIC v ACT 26-2 D Bug / A Linehan VIC v NSW 3-6 B Kingman / C Wilson NSW v WA 13-0 G Rodgers / J Hewitt QLD v ACT 14-10 J Nuell / J Hill WA v VIC 1-10 P Jackson / F Wilkinson WA v ACT 8-3 D Simmons / A Maloney NSW v ACT 15-2 C Cusbert / R Middleton NSW v QLD 13-0 G Maunsell / L Hogan VIC v QLD 8-7 C Burns / B Davey Semi Finals Playoff for 4th Victoria – 5 def Queensland – 4 Western Australia 5 - drew Aust. Capt. Territory - 5 New South Wales – 6 def Western Australia - 0 Final Victoria – 5 def New South Wales - 3

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52 1991 - PARRY FIELD - WESTERN AUSTRALIA

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Glen Boardman Graeme Budd Wayne Carnnal Ross Commons Troy Galvi Jeff Hill Darren Jaunle Patrick Osborne Phillip Powell Adam Roberts Owen Turner Chris Tailby Brad Sherer Ron Bennett Coach - Grant Mairs Manager - Greg Mulvaney

NEW SOUTH WALES Wayne Billingham Mark Blair Josh Butcher Craig Cusbert Mark Doubleday Adam Forbes Duane Harrison Charles Huntington Rod Huntington Scott Milford Matthew Saunders Craig Stone Scott Mitchell Bryan Watson Coach - Neil Barrowcliff Manager - Ted Roberts

QUEENSLAND Phil Overlack Lee Hogan Scott Hartland Scott Sunley Brook Skehan Jason Nuell Adam Leidreiter Scott Brockie Gavin Hall Jeff Spillman Chris Lonsdale Daniel Barton Malcolm Grainger Tomaki Higuchi Richard Losberg Coach - Ken McGurie Manager - Brett Wood

VICTORIA Stephen Hill Mark Lowe Ben Utting Ben Smith Ben Hamer Travis Fegan Glenn Reeves Brendan Ratcliffe Stuart Darcy Andrew Brady Jarrod Lyersch Michael Wells Kyle Burton Stephen Boulter Sean Edwards Coach - Phil Eastman Manager - Morrie Klavins

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Clayton Barnes Clinton Barnes Shane Chambers David Cunningham Paul Jackson Troy Kish Shane Logan Damon McAuley Aaron Oliveri Lance Promnitz Wayne Renton Duane Rochford Matthew Schomburg Adam Stafford Brett Williams Iain Luscombe Coach - Graham Johnson Manager - Don Fiscus

1991 Results

ACT v WA 6-4 A Roberts / T Kish VIC V WA 8-6 S Hill / M Schomburg VIC v NSW 10-11 G Reeves / S Mitchell ACT V WA 2-14 A Roberts / R Huntington WA v QLD 3-10 A Stafford / L Hogan QLD V VIC 2-1 C Lonsdale / B Smith ACT v VIC 1-8 G Boardman / S Boulter WA V NSW 7-5 L Promnitz / J Butcher QLD v NSW 1-12 P Overlack / M Doubleday QLD V ACT 18-3 S Sunley / J Hill Semi Finals Playoff for 4th Queensland - 6 def Victoria - 5 Western Australia 8 - drew Aust. Capt. Territory - 3 New South Wales – 6 def Victoria - 0 Final New South Wales - 3 def Queensland - 2

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53 1992 - NAPIER PARK - VICTORIA

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Steven Prout Dean Hadley Patrick Osburne Matt Allen Paul Jenkins Wayne Carnall Cable Dohnt Jason Roberts Adam Roberts Dominic Trussler Daniel Eichner Ron Bennett Bradley Sherer Michael Hoorwig Coach - Grant Mairs Manager - Greg Mulvaney

NEW SOUTH WALES Craig Stone Michael Sheringham Wayne Billingham Lorne Birt Joel Pembroke Cameron Turner Mark Blair Brian Watson Matthew Ball Adam Forbes Matt Newson Scott Mitchell Coach - Neil Barrowcliff Manager - Stephen Rippon

QUEENSLAND Scott Lavercombe Justin Murray Nathan Mahoney Scott Russell Rick Bennett Danny Coburn Garry Simpson Danny Wilson Luke Mahoney Adam Wardrop Shane Hogan Shane Edwards David Gooda Brandon Pollard Michael Seibert Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Brett Wood

VICTORIA Ben Utting Stephen Boulter Jason Bell Clint Somerville Sean Edwards Andrew Brady Jack Auld Dean Marnell Stuart Medland Stuart Darcy Chris McConnell Paul Behner Michael Male Travis Loft Ben Smith Coach - Phil Eastman Manager - Maurie Klavins

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Kynan Hall Scott Horrigan Jeromy Harvey Damien Lawrence St John Leggett Clint Craddon Shane Smith Ben Doig Tiran Vanderwilk Chris Freeman Peter Panagopoulos Stephen Rouhliadeff Dion Sappelli Robert Smallwood Jamie Cant Simon Zaccari Coach - Don Fiscus Manager - Graham Johnson

1992 Results

ACT v VIC 4-18 J Roberts / B Utting VIC v QLD 3-1 S Edwards / D Gooda QLD v WA 1-4 S Hogan / D Sappelli ACT v WA 1-3 A Roberts / S Rouhiadeff VIC v NSW 7-11 D Marnell / C Turner NSW v QLD 15-5 M Newson / D Coburn QLD v ACT 7-6 G Simpson / D Hadley WA v VIC 10-15 D Lawrence / D Marnell WA v VIC 3-16 J Cant / C Stone NSW v ACT 10-0 M Sheringham / M Allen Semi Finals Consolation Game Victoria - 8 def Western Australia - 9 Queensland - 11 def Aust. Capt. Territory - 8 New South Wales – 13 def Queensland - 3 Final New South Wales - 9 def Western Australia - 8

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54 1993 - OAKES OVAL - LISMORE

NEW SOUTH WALES Terri Matai Kristian Feledyk Sam Grant Grant Hayes Brent Iddon Zac Kendall Scott Mitchell Damian Moss Derek Neaves Jason Nichol Darren Phillips James Sommerville Glenn Williams Coach - Neil Barrowcliff Manager - Stephen Rippon

QUEENSLAND Lucas Bold Steven Carpenter Danny Coburn Scott Dickinson Anthony Dwyer David Gooda Peter Goodwin Shane Hall Derrick James Scott Lavercombe Luke Mahoney Nathan Mahoney Justin Murray Grant O'Keefe Matthew Rouvray Michael Simpson Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Brett Wood

VICTORIA Paul Ashby Tim Besford Luke Dymott Cameron Forbes Shane Hogan Travis Iglewski Adam Leigh Marc McKenner Simon Myles Chris Nicholas Peter Pruis Steven Shipman Dean Stephens Hayden Strom Ty Gunning Coach - Neil Burke Asst. Coach - Les Burke Manager - Kevin Collin

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Mark Anderson Troy Cos Michael Close Kevin Grow Jason Harvey Scott Hewitt Greg Jackson Michael Johnston Nathan Jones Loran Keith Dion Sapelli Stuart Scott Robert Smallwood Darren Smith Craig Walker Coach - Don Fiscus Coach - Todd Divittorio Manager - Graham Johnson

1993 Results

QLD v WA 4 -2 S Hall / M Close VIC v QLD 2 - 1 T Iglewski / M Rouvray NSW v VIC 11 - 2 B Iddon / S Hogan VIC v WA 4 - 8 S Hogan / M Anderson WA v NSW 1 - 3 J Harvey / D Moss NSW v QLD 5 - 0 G Hayes / N Simpson Semi Finals Playoff for 4th Queensland - 8 def Western Australia – 0 Victoria – 9 def Western Australia – 1 R Smallwood / D Gooda D. Sapelli / C. Forbes New South Wales – 3 def Victoria – 2 K Feledyk / P Pruis Final New South Wales - 13 def Queensland – 2 D Philllips / D James

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55 1994 - TRINITY BEACH - CAIRNS

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Ross Abbey Trevor Elliot Tim Grigg Michael Hadley Paul Jenkins Michael Johnson Julian McLucas Brett Quinn Gareth Rayner Chris Roberts Chris Rowe Jason Spindler Trystan Vincent Robert Willert Coach - Grant Mairs Greg Mulvaney - Manager

NEW SOUTH WALES Jason Bell Nick Bolton Andrew Birdekirk Greg Clark Matthew Fisher Matthew Gorman Grant Hayes Brad Mitchell Terri Matai Jason Nichol Grant Noyes Scott Telfer James Telfer James Tselembis Guy Vincent Coach - Stephen Rippon Manager - Neil Barrowcliff

QUEENSLAND Brett Brockie Andrew Cook Anthony Dwyer Paul Eisenberg Leif Gibson David Gooda Garran McMain Matt Masiarek Kris Nicholas Grant O'Keefe Chris Oxspring Cameron Reid Michael Simpson Shayne Thornton John Veitch Coach - Ken McGuire Asst. Coach - Brett Wood

VICTORIA Tim Besford Ross Cameron Michael Durham John Edwards Chad Galloway Travis Iglewski Mark McKenner Chris Maurer Mark Rigby Clint Sellars Jason Sorensen Russell Spears Lee Stubbs Ben Wenke Chris Wilkes Jay Willis Coach - Neil Burke Pitching Coach - John Galloway Manager - Randy Nolan

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Nathan Allmark Brad Allpike Kris Bousfield Greg Jackson Robert Leader Iain MacDonald Kevin McLeod Travis McQuilkin Marcus Mazga Ben Millar Peter Moylan Ben Risinger Luke Risinger Brendon Rodoreda Travis Roost Adrian Scatena Coach - Don Fiscus Asst. Coach - Sean Jones Manager - Graham Johnson

1994 Results

QLD v WA 1 - 2 D Gooda / R Leader VIC V ACT 5 - 4 J Willis / R Willert NSW v VIC 6 - 1 G Clark / L Stubbs WA V NSW 1 - 5 B Rodoreda / J Bell ACT v QLD 5 -13 G Rayor / K Nicholas VIC V WA 3 - 2 M Rigby / B Risinger WA v ACT 4 - 0 K Bousfield / KRoberts ACT V NSW 0 - 12 T Vincent / J Nichol NSW v QLD 6 - 4 T Matai / B Brockie Semi Finals Playoff for 4th Queensland – 6 def New South Wales – 0 New South Wales – 7 def Aust. Capital Territory - 5 Western Australia – 5 def Victoria - 4 Final Queensland - 11 def Western Australia - 2

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56 1995 - PARRY FIELD - PERTH

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Mark Abbey Ross Abbey Jeremy Bakker Nathan Button Ricky Challen Tim Fayle Tim Grigg Cameron Hardy Paul Harrigan Tim Killesteyn Kane Mason Jim Ramshaw Dean Sintonen Dean Wignell Coach - Grant Mairs Manager - Greg Mulvaney

NEW SOUTH WALES Adam Cairns Greg Clark Martyn Hallam Anthony Hayes Craig Hemphill Daniel Henderson Luke Holmes Luke Krahe Ryan Manfield Nathan March Jason Nichol Christian Nicolussi James O'Keefe Matthew Studeman Natt Vincent Coach - Neil Barrowcliff Manager - Stephen Rippon

QUEENSLAND Ben Foster Matthew Green Joshua Gunthorpe Brent Kearney Kris Moores Kris Nicholas Wayne Ough David Owen Shane Pemberton Adam Battaglene Craig Scott Michael Simpson Owen Smyth Jay Webb Heath Wilson Coach - Ken Mcguire Manager - Brett Wood

VICTORIA Tim Besford Shane Blackmore Travis Brooker Lachlan Craven John Edwards Jean Engel Alan Fry David Johnson Daniel Mack Christopher Maurer Mark Rigby Clint Sellers Michael Warwick Jay Willis Scott Woodstock Michael Vanston Coach - Neil Burke Asst. Coach - Grant Weir Manager - Randy Nolan

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Brad Allpike Ashley Bennett Ryan Hamblion Paul Hodder Ben Johnson John Kennedy Kyle Lawrence Robert Leader Brent Lobik Iain Macdonald Kevin Macleod Travis Mcquilkin Scott Munro Peter Moylan Rennie Pyke Ben Risinger Coach - Don Fiscus Asst. Coach - Sean Jones / Manager - Graham Johnson Mark Pettit

1995 Results

ACT v WA 8-9 R Abbey / P Hodder WA V VIC 18-6 R Leader / T Besford NSW v VIC 3-7 R Manfield / S Woodstock QLD V ACT 15-10 B Foster / J Bakker WA v QLD 13-9 B Johnson / H Wilson ACT V NSW 0-11 J Bakke / M Hallum VIC v ACT 24-9 J Willis / D Sintonen VIC V QLD 11-1 D Mack / M Simpson QLD v NSW 8-9 B Kearney / C Hemphill NSW V WA 0-3 J O'Keefe / J Kennedy Semi Finals Consolation Game Queensland – 11 def Western Australia - 3 Aust. Capital Territory – 2 def Western Australia - 1 Victoria – 4 def New South Wales - 1 Final Victoria - 17 def Queensland - 2

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57 1996 - VICTORIAN BASEBALL CENTRE, ALTONA, MELBOURNE

NEW SOUTH WALES Adam Berwick Mark Bush Joshua Balzke Nathan Willard Anthony Hayes Daniel Henderson Matt Bryan Daniel O'Reilly Natt Vincent Adam Royce Grant Reynolds Stephen Evans Adam Dobb Courtney Kremer Brenden McMahon Coach - Neil Barrowcliff Manager - Stephen Rippon

QUEENSLAND Hamish Monkman Tim Harper-Russell Scott Nolan Dominic Tait Lance White Phil Stockman Matt Green Tim Appleby Scott Browning Kris Moores Lachlan Thorburn P J Bevis Stephen Rogers Chris Schrader Brad Purcell David Ayres Scott Arthy Coach - Ken Mcguire Manager - Gary Page

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Justin Demant Ben Wigmore Lachlan Jones Glen Iry Brad Homan Sam Richards Dion Mason Craig Nicks Michael Forbes Damien Norsworthy Trent Hancock Andrew Standish Darian King David Robertson Luke Wilkinson Andrew Carvosso Campbell Dandy Coach - Peter Wierenga Asst. Coach - Don Rice Manager - John King

VICTORIA Jason Blejwas Rohan Brasher Michael Crooks Hayden Dingle John Edwards Andrew Fennell Tim Fisher Mathew Kent Daniel Mack Tristan McDonald Benjamin Paturzo Cameron Ross Richard Unwin Jamie Whitform Jay Willis Mark Willmore Coach - Phil Eastman Manager - Randy Nolan

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Nathan Bedola Michael Cahill Rodney Cox Bradley Critchell Brandon Dale Todd Ferridge Eammon Foley Matthew Goadby Ryan Hamblion Benson Holland Daniel Johnston Corey Murray Daniel Pestana Greg Richard Cameron Sheridan Michael Williamson Coach - Don Fiscus Manager - Jack Beattie

1996 Results

NSW v QLD 12-3 P Dawes / D Tait WA v SA 7-2 M Goadby / J Demant WA v VIC 3-8 P Thorpy / B Paturzo QLD v SA 9-3 K Moores / D Norsworthy VIC v NSW 6-4 J Willis / D O'Reilly SA v VIC 2-6 M Forbes / M Kent NSW v WA 8-5 G Reynolds / M Cahill SA v NSW 5-7 L Wilkinson / N Vincent VIC V QLD 8-0 J Blejwas / S Nolan QLD v WA 4-2 L Thornburn / R Hambloin NSW v VIC 1-4 A Dobbs / M Crooks SA v QLD 3-2 D King / M Green WA v QLD 1-7 B Critchell / B Purcell VIC v SA 12-3 A Fennell / B Wigmore WA v NSW 2-8 M Cahill / D Henderson SA v WA 6-1 D Johnston / J Demant QLD v NSW 3-4 T Harper-Russell / QLD v VIC 11-12 K Moores / T Fisher B McMahon NSW v SA 13-4 A Hayes / A Standish VIC v WA 9-6 T McDonald / D Johnston Playoff for 3rd and 4th Queensland - 14 def South Australia – 3 S Arthy / C Dandy Final Victoria - 5 def New South Wales – 2 M Crooks / S Evans

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58 1997 - ALBERT FIELD – LISMORE, NSW

NEW SOUTH WALES Craig Anderson Joshua Balzke Matthew Bennett Adam Royce Steven Evans Michael Strang Andrew Fairall Scott Henry Courtney Kremer David MacGraw Adam Morrissey Grant Reynolds Allan Spinks Michael Sundstrom Rod Van Buizen Nathan Walbancke Coach - Neil Barrowcliff Ass Coach - Stephen Rippon Manager - Nigel Simmons

QUEENSLAND Matthew Chapman Dalton Hall Ryan Blake Peter Penta Brendan Kelidon Aaron Blackburn Warren Lewis Ben Peswick Aaron Thompson Tim Harper-Russell Brad Purcell Shaun McDonald Dan Collie McLean Brealey Shaun Clarke Luke Trantor Scott Arthy Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Phil Thomas

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Jonathan Beech Luke Norman Chris Lawson Ben Hilterbrand Russell Martin Craig O'Shaugnessy Ben Wigmore Wes Hellyer Scott Charlton Darian King Glenn Iry Guy McBride Nigel Kuring Leigh Chenoweth Ben Bicknell Sean Bird Dion Mason Coach - Dave Mundy Ass Coach - Warwick Marks Manager - John King

VICTORIA Jon Ballantyne Rohan Brasher Adam Dellwo Hayden Dingle Andrew Fennell Tim Fisher Ryan Francis Stephen Gourlay Leo Iacoune Casey Jones Daniel Kitch Glenn Mascoll Tristan Pinkster Darren Pollock Andrew Tierney David Tierney Coach - Dan McConnon Manager - Randy Nolan

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Michael Cahill Brandon Dale Jarrad Moses Matt Dykstra Aaron Ottoway David Burton Andrew Kyle Chris Webb Ricki Cocliff Darryl Lane David Barnes Michael McGowan Jarrod Close Murray Paul Troy Fiscus Brad Osborn Joe Dunshire Coach - Mark Pettit Asst. Coach - Don Fiscus Manager - Jack Beattie

1997 Results

NSW v WA 7-6 A Royce / D Burton VIC v WA 7-4 C Jones / A D King SA v VIC 12-21 B Wigmore / D Vitch VIC v QLD 10-4 R Brasher / B Kelidon NSW v VIC 10-1 C Anderson / L Iacoune SA v NSW 1-11 S Charlton / R VanBuizen Ottoway SA v QLD 11-15 B Wigmore / D Hall NSW v QLD 2-1 N Walbanke / M Brealey QLD v WA 5-2 R Blake / A Ottoway WA v SA 4-3 B Dale / Semi Finals Consolation Games Victoria - 2 def Queensland 1 South Australia – 16 def Far Nth Coast – 5 C Jones / A Blackburn S Bird / P Best New South Wales - 5 def Western Australia – 0 Western Australia - 14 def Far Nth Coast – 8 C Anderson / D Lane A Kyle / P Best South Australia – 9 def Queensland – 8 B Peswick / D King Final New South Wales - 5 def Victoria – 0 S Evans / D Tierney

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59 1998 - HOLLOWAY FIELD, BRISBANE Carnival Manager: Brett Wood National Secretary: Nigel Simmons

NEW SOUTH WALES Paul Bardetta Mark Barrowcliff Matthew Bennett Gary Coggan Chad Edwards Karl Harris Ben Favorito Scott Henry Adam Morrissey Adam Murphy Glen Perryman Doug Rouse Michael Sundstrom Chris Snelling Chris Stephens David West Rod Van Buizen Coach - Stephen Rippon Asst. Coach - Shaun Smith Manager - Nigel Simmons

QUEENSLAND Steve Bayliss Danny Dunsdon Andrew King Shaun MacDonald Anthony Stow Adam Barnes Dalton Hall Brendan Kleidon Peter Penta Dale Sweet Aaron Blackburn Luke Harvey Warren Lewis Ben Pressick Luke Tranter Mathew Bool Craig Handy Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Phil Thomas

QUEENSLAND CYCLONES Tony Craft Daniel Humphrey Kris McMahon Steven Smith Greg Westaway Brad Dutton Aaron Jones Dale Merritt Daniel Vellnagel Greg Wicks Simon Gibson Andrew Kaus Justin Shulte Phil Warring Shayne Wilson Mitch Hatfield Cobey Kimmins Coach - Jere Schulte Asst. Coach - John Morris Manager - Bruce King

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Jonathon Beech Ben Hilterbrand Leigh Neuage Tristan Stevens Brad Thomas Tom Brice Glen Iry Andrew Qualmann Zac Stokes Ben Wigmore Matt Davis Todd Langman Mark Reynolds Tim Tabaka Andrew Wilton Wes Hellyer Chris Lawson Coach - Ron Harvey Asst. Coach - Warwick Marks Manager - John King

VICTORIA Jay Berka John Curnow Steven Lehman Brad Russell David Tierney Travis Blackley Stephen Gourlay Grant Mack Andrew Skinner Ben Thorn Nicholas Buckingham Stephen Harty Andrew MacRae Andrew Tierney Scott Wearne Stuart Cox Nathan Jones Coach - Dan McConnon Manager - Peter Giles

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Justin Abbot Luke Clowes Joe Dunsire Jarrad Fleming Colin Searle Shane Bennett Nathan Dixey Steven Eaton Adam Klesura Tim Scholtz Nick Bennett Rhys Dixon Troy Fiscus Matthew Plummer Dwayne Unwin Chris Blackbee Michael Drake Coach - Ken McGee Asst. Coach - Mark Pettit Manager - Jack Beattie

1998 Results

NSW d VIC 11 - 1 C. Stephens / G. Mark NSW D SA 21 - 1 R. Van Buizen / M. Davis QLD d CYC 11 - 8 D. Dunsdon / G. Westaway VIC D CYC 11 - 1 B. Russell / D.Merritt SA d WA 9 - 3 T. Brice / L. Clowes NSW D WA 10 - 1 G. Coggan / D. Unwin NSW d CYC 9 - 3 D. West / B. Dutton WA D SA 17 - 8 N. Bennett / B. Wigmore QLD d VIC 6 - 2 B. Kleidon / A. Tierney VIC D QLD 4 - 4 S. Gourlay / A.King NSW d WA 13 - 1 M. Bennett / T. Fiscus NSW D SA 5 - 0 A. Murphy / T.Brice SA d QLD 6 - 2 L. Neuage / B. Pressick VIC D WA 9 - 1 S.Cox / T. Scholtz VIC d WA 9 - 2 J. Curnow / N. Dixey NSW D QLD 5 - 2 M. Barrowcliff / A.Stow CYC d SA 5 - 3 G.Wicks / A.Qualmann CYC D WA 11 - 9 G. Wicks / G. Blackmore NSW d QLD 18 - 8 A.Morrissey / B.Kleidon VIC D SA 5 - 1 T. Blackley / C.Lawson SA d VIC 8 - 5 C. Lawson / J. Berka QLD D WA 11 - 1 B. Pressick / T. Sholtz QLD d WA 5 - 2 S. Bayliss / J. Dunsire

FINAL STANDINGS: 1st – NSW 2nd – Queensland 3rd – Victoria 4th – SA 5th – WA

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60 1999 – WINNACOTT RESERVE – WILLAGEE, PERTH Carnival Manager: Bill Prince National Secretary: Nigel Simmons

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY John Allender Brent Hardy Jordan Maloney Ben Moore Daniel Russo Dan Bradley Robert Homman Michael McCulloch Brent Phelan Dean Stoka Will Bradley Nick Kimpton Chris McDermott Andre Purdon Shannon Van Wyck Coach - Grant Mairs Manager - Greg Mulvaney

NEW SOUTH WALES Paul Bruder Ryan Flavell Thomas Lehman Andrew Phelan Simon Trevinna Richard Burrows Ben Garvey Phil McGee Brett Phelan David Welch Scott Dalgairns Jonathon Hall Michael Pelley Andrew Sheffield David West Chad Edwards Coach - Stephen Rippon Asst. Coach - Stuart Hanrahan Manager - Shaun Smith

QUEENSLAND Ben Albury Brad Dutton Dale Merritt Steven Smith Phil Waring Adam Barnes Mitch Hatfield Daniel Neill Anthony Slag Shayne Watson Matthew Conditsis Aaron Jones Scott Reeve Daniel Thomson Greg Wicks Tristan Crawford Brett Malan Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Todd Alexander Alex Hall Dylan Martin Andrew Qualmann Mark Wilkinson Ross Bament Todd Langman Ben Murton Ben Wigmore Dan Wilson Brent Cain Luke Luey Leigh Neuage Josh Wigmore Stuart Wilton Wade Doyle Coach - David Mundy Asst. Coach - Jeff Downs Manager - John King

VICTORIA Nick Blair Ben Evans-Smith Nathan Jones John McMullan Peter Tautor Luke Brownley Stephen Gourlay Grant Mack Adam Miles Scott Wearne Heath Collins Ross Hunter Andrew MacRae Michael Pollock Andrew Webber Simon Cowen Matt Jacobsson Coach - Dan McConnon Manager - Peter Giles

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Chris Blackbee Ryan Kelly Lennard Ostazewskyj Tim Sholtz Daniel Westerside Drew Harris Ben Mears Paul Pragnell Brad Thomas Rhys Wheldon Chris Innes Richard Michelle Kristian Van Kampen Dean White Stuart Johnson Jamie Newbury Coach - Mark Pettit Asst. Coach - Ben Needle Manager - Jack Beatie

1999 Results

Pool Games Semi Finals NSW d VIC 5 - 2 S. Trevina / S. Gourlay NSW d ACT 12 - 3 M. Pelley / W. Bradley WA d ACT 9 - 5 D. White / J. Allendar Consolation Game WA d VIC 5 - 4 B. Rowe / S. Wearne SA d VIC 11 - 4 L. Neuage / P. Tautor NSW d ACT 13 - 2 P. Bruder / B.Phelan 5th Place Playoff QLD d SA 3 - 2 G. Wicks / L. Neuage VIC d ACT 23 - 8 M. Jacobson / W.Bradley QLD d VIC 12 - 9 D.Thomson / A.Webber 3rd Place Playoff ACT d SA 10 - 9 W. Bradley / A. Hall SA d WA 6 - 5 T. Langman / R. Kelly QLD d ACT 9 - 2 A. Slagg / N. Kimpton Final VIC d SA 6 - 2 B. Evans-Smith/ M. Wilkinson NSW d QLD 5 - 2 D. West / D. Thomson NSW d WA 5 - 3 A.Sheffield / C.Blackbee SA d NSW 5 - 2 T.Langman / S.Dalgairns QLD d WA 9 - 3 M. Hatfield / B. Thomas NSW d QLD 10 - 1 J. Hall / B. Dutton WA d SA 10 - 0 R. Wheldon / D.Wilson ACT d VIC 9 - 2 D.Stoka / J. McMullan

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61 2000 – ANDERSON RESERVE GLENELG – ADELAIDE Carnival Manager: David Hilterbrand National Secretary: Nigel Simmons

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY John Allender Fin Baumgartner Dan Bradley Michael Collins Michael Fisher Brent Hardy Luke Jennings Nick Kimpton Adam McCormack Will McMichael Ross Merchant Ben Moore Daniel Russo Mitch Waddell Coach - Grant Mairs Asst. Coach - Trevor Schumm Manager - Greg Mulvaney

NEW SOUTH WALES Richard Ahern Nathan Allen-Jones Adam Charman Daniel Daly Jonathon Freeston Ryan Flavell Luke Goldsmith Cameron Griffiths Robert Heggen Adam Herrera Josh Hill Michael Lofhjelm Jarad Mangioni Trent Oeltjen Jason Rees Matthew Sundstrom

David Welch Coach – Stephen Rippon Asst. Coach - Stuart Hanrahan Manager - Shaun Smith

QUEENSLAND Ben Albury Mathew Bates David Bylett Chris Clem Matthew Davey Justin Eaton Wally Gibbs David Hately Matthew Haynes David Hyslop Brett Mallon Paul Mutch Daniel Paradise David Pearson Anthony Slagg Daniel Thomson Chris Tyler Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Todd Alexander John Beech Steven Cesco Tyson Chambers Matt Davis Nick Duncan Justin Frensch Josh Frick Alex Hall Dylan Martin Paul Mildren Leigh Neuage Josh Wigmore Mark Wilkinson Dan Wilson Dale Zeirsch Coach - David Mundy Asst. Coaches - Jeff Down, Damien Norsworthy, Manager - John King Chris Simms

VICTORIA Adam Blackley Greg Carmody Simon Cowen Ian Geduld Ross Hunter Matt Jacobsson Grant Karlsen Daniel McGrady Nathan McKenzie Adam Miles Glen Powell Michael Pollock Anthony Reinke Joe Trucchio Scott Wearne Paul Wignall Daniel Williams Coach - Dan McConnon Manager - Peter Giles

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Steven Claudio Lachlan Dale Matt Deiudicibus Dylan Eiffler Nick Forkin Drew Harris Ryan Harry Timothy Intveld Brenton Jack Kent Mansillas Ben Pascoe Ben Rowe Ray Sullivan Hayden Te Waiti Bradley Thomas Kristian Van Kampen Coach - Mark Pettit Asst. Coach - Kevin Hooker Manager - Jack Beatie

2000 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games – Pool A NSW d SA 6 - 5 J. Freeston / J. Beech NSW d QLD 4 - 1 D. Welch / B. Albury VIC d ACT 6 - 5 S. Wearne / N. Kimpton SA d QLD 6 - 4 L. Neuage / D. Hyslop SA d VIC 3 - 0 D. Ziersch / S. Wearne SA d NSW 6 - 4 P. Mildren / A. Charman NSW d ACT 11 - 9 R. Ahern / M. Waddell Playoff Games – Pool B QLD d WA 11 - 0 A. Slag / B. Pascoe VIC d ACT 12 - 5 A. Blackley / M. Fisher SA d QLD 1 - 0 J.Frensch / D.Thomson WA d ACT 13 - 3 B. Thomas / M. Collins WA d ACT 6 - 3 N. Forkin / D. Bradley VIC d WA 1 - 0 J. Trucchio / B. Rowe QLD d ACT 7 - 3 M.Haynes / R.Merchant 5th Place Playoff SA d WA 13 - 5 J. Wigmore / K. Van Kampen ACT d WA 3 - 2 D. Bradely / N. Forkin NSW d VIC 18 - 5 J. Mangioni / M. Pollock 3rd Place Playoff NSW d WA 8 - 1 J. Rees / B. Jack VIC d QLD 4-2 QLD d VIC 5 - 4 D. Thomson / G. Carmody Final NSW d QLD 7 - 1 R. Ahern / C.Clem *NSW d SA 2 - 2 M. Pollock / W. Gibbs VIC d WA 6 - 3 G. Powell / B. Rowe * Match rained out – NSW declared as winner. SA d ACT 8 – 3 J. Frick / N. Kimpton Top position at end of preliminary rounds

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62 2001 - CHELTENHAM BASEBALL CLUB – MELBOURNE Carnival Manager: National Secretary: Stephen Rippon

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY John Allender Joseph Anson Daniel Bradley Jason Dan Michael Collins Michael Fisher Brent Hardy Luke Jennings Chris Kimpton Jake McCormack Will McMichael Ben Moore Chris Morgan Danny Saariko Coach - Trevor Schumm Asst. Coach - Grant Mairs Manager - Greg Mulvaney

NEW SOUTH WALES Paul Anderson Michael Ashton Trent D‟Antonio Jason Doyle Andrew Erickson Jonathon Freeston Rhys Garner Tim Graham Michael Lofhjelm Jarad Mangioni Paul Morrison Jason Rees Matthew Sundstrom Richard Thompson David Welch Nathan Young Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach - Stuart Hanrahan Manager - Nigel Simmons

QUEENSLAND Matthew Bates David Bylett Chris Clem Scott Eyears Josh Franks Wally Gibbs Steven Greer David Holland Matt Llora Brad Miller Ryan Nilsson Daniel Thomson Luke Thwaites Liam Wallace Tim Weeks Travis White Stewart Williams Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Brent Cain Josh Cakebread Ben Foreman Justin Frensch Josh Frick Tyrone Hambly Daniel Hewson Tim Johnston David Karaduman Adam Lewis Daniel Longman Ben Packer Luke Rackebrandt Michael Sharp Leigh Symons Mark Wilkinson Anthony Winnick Coach - David Mundy Asst. Coach - Damian Norsworthy Manager - John King

VICTORIA Daniel Berg Adam Bright Adrian Burka Andrew Dewar Brad Harman Grant Karlsen Shaun Leary Paul Long Nathan McKenzie Evan Phillips Michael Pollock Anthony Reinke Glen Richards James Ross Andrew Russell Joe Trucchio Paul Wignall Coach - David May Manager - Dave Wignall

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Robin Adamson Joel Egan Mitch Graham Cameron Hall Andrew Havercroft Raef Hobbs-Brown Adam Holt Rick Hughes Russell Hunter Scott Mitchinson Matthew Morrison Paul Moulton John Overton Ricki Soltwisch Darren Thorne Kristian Van Kampen Brendan Wise Coach - Mark Pettit Manager - Jack Beattie

2001 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games – Pool A VIC d NSW 7 - 6 B. Harman / T. Graham QLD d VIC 5 – 3 M. Bates / A. Bright WA d ACT 11 - D. Thorne / M. Fisher NSW d QLD 7 - 2 R. Thompson / C. Clem VIC d WA 9 - 4 A. Dewar / P. Moulton VIC d NSW 6 - 5 D. Berg / J. Freeston ACT d NSW 10 - 9 B. Hardy / P. Morrison Playoff Games – Pool B SA d QLD 13 - 8 D.Longman / S.Eyears SA d WA 11 - 1 M.Wilkinson / S. Mitchinson VIC d SA 13 - 3 M. Pollock / T. Hambly ACT d WA 5 - 2 C. Morgan / R. Hughes QLD d ACT 14 - 5 C. Clem / C. Morgan ACT d SA 4 - 2 D. Bradley / L. Symons ACT d SA 5 - 5 M. Collins / A. Lewis 5th Place Playoff QLD d VIC 15 - 6 C. Clem / B. Harman WA d SA 13 - 7 B. Wise / J. Frick NSW d WA 15 - 3 D‟Antonio / Adamson 3rd Place Playoff NSW d QLD 21 - 1 J. Freeston / B. Miller ACT d QLD 8 - 4 J. Allender / L. Wallace SA d WA 9 - 5 Winnick / Havercroft Final NSW d SA 4 - 2 J.Mangioni / T.Hambly NSW d VIC 7 - 6 M.Ashton / N.McKenzie QLD d WA 5 – 4 S.Eyears / M.Morison VIC d ACT 6 - 5 A. Reinke / W. McMichael

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63 2002 – TAMWORTH – NSW Carnival Manager: Ian Anderson National Secretary: Stephen Rippon

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Joe Ansen Jason Baker Simon Beard Hayden Beard David Dries Brent Hardy Tom Hertel Luke Jennings Chris Kimpton Jake McCormack Cameron McNicol Chris Morgan Ian Pearson Danny Saariko Jeff Trembearth Coach - Trevor Schumm Asst. Coach - Grant Mairs Manager - Greg Mulvaney Sports Masseur - Warren Lowry

NEW SOUTH WALES Michael Ashton Tim Auty Adrian Daley Trent D‟Antonio Josef Duldig Ben Erichsen Simon Fletcher Graham Fulcher Brent Goodwin Nathan Howard Michael Lysaught Jason Magdi Ryan McMillan Royce Milmlow Tom O‟Gorman David Zucconi Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach - Brendon Wallace Manager - Nigel Simmons

QUEENSLAND James Albury Matt Arnold Travis Bartorillo Jacob Briggs Ryan Clout Justin Eaton Josh Franks Anthony Gover Steven Greer Simon Morris Mitch Stein Nathan Warner Travis White Chris Williams Rodney Wodson Tom Surman Brenton Jones Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Shaun Anderi Ben Copping Ryan Vandijk Nigel Sparshott Anthony Edwards Tyrone Hambly Adam Spencer Thomas McNally Lachlan Eldridge Jonathan Rex Anthony Winnick Ben Weekly Cullen Bowels Tim Johnston Jason Golding Daniel Hewson Shaun Casey Coach - David Mundy Asst. Coach - Ben Catalano Manager - Damian Norsworthy

VICTORIA Mitch Ayres Adam Blackley Josh Davies David Dicker Bradley Harman Donavon Hendricks Luke Howell Rowan Johnstone Mathew Jones Chris Larkin Shane Lindsay Dean McIntyre Evan Phillips Joe Trucchio Paul Wignall Daniel Williams Brendan Wilson Coach - David May Manager - Dave Wignall

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Luke Bonomi Dean Burton Dylan Eiffler Chris Goadby Mitch Graham Adam Hammond Raef Hobbs-Brown Tim Kennelly Joseph Mills Matthew Morrison Matthew Nixon Ben Stanbury Jamie Szatatek Matthew Thame Aaron Thomas Darren Thorne Brendan Wise Coach - Graeme Webb Asst. Coach - Aaron Ottoway Manager - Dino Manalis

2002 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games – Pool A NSW d ACT 6 - 2 R Milmlow / C.Kimpton VIC d ACT 2 - 0 E. Phillips / B. Hardy SA d WA 11 -5 J D.Hewson / D.Burton NSW d ACT 5 - 2 B. Goodwin / J. Anson WA d ACT 2 - 2 M. Morrison / B. Hardy VIC d NSW 4 - 2 D. Hendricks / J. Duldig NSW d SA 22 - 4 T.D‟Antonio / T.Hambly Playoff Games – Pool B VIC d QLD 6 - 3 M. Jones / N. Warner WA d SA 10 - 0 B. Wise / A. Spencer VIC d ACT 6 - 0 R. Johnstone / J. McCormick QLD d SA 17 - 7 J. Eaton / T. Johnston NSW d QLD 15 - 0 T.O‟Gorman / J.Briggs QLD d WA 10 - 3 M. Stein / M. Graham QLD d SA 10 - 7 J. Eaton / L. Eldridge 5th Place Playoff VIC d SA 9 - 0 E. Phillips / T. Hambly WA d SA 8 - 2 NSW d ACT 23 - 2 B.Goodwin /A.Thomas 3rd Place Playoff ACT d QLD 7 - 5 T. Hertel / M. Arnold QLD d ACT 10 - 3 NSW d QLD 13 - 4 T. Auty / T. White Final VIC d WA 10 - 1 D.Williams / A.Thomas VIC d NSW 1-0 A. Blackley / R. Milmlow QLD d WA 8 - 6 J.Franks / M.Morrison ACT d SA 4 - 3 J.McCormick / A.Winnick VIC d NSW 12 - 11 E.Phillips / S.Fletcher

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64 2003 – NARRABUNDAH BALL PARK – CANBERRA Carnival Manager: Greg Trembearth National Secretary: Neil Barrowcliff

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Joe Ansen Jason Baker Simon Beard Ashley Crump Chris Gould Tom Hertel Luke Jennings Chris Kimpton Trent Mills Ian Pearson Dean Pilton Danny Saariko Jeff Trembearth Ben Warner Nathan Wright Coach - Damian Shanahan Asst. Coach - Grant Mairs Manager - Greg Mulvaney Sports Masseur - Warren Lowry

NEW SOUTH WALES Sam Brown Trent D‟Antonio Luke Downey Tim Eather Ben Erichsen Mitch Morrisby Shaun Lindsay Michael Lysaught Ryan McMillan Andrew Middleton Adam Minter Blake Nicholls Tom O‟Gorman Shannon Pender Roberto Piche Scott Teasdale Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach - Brendon Wallace Manager - Nigel Simmons

QUEENSLAND James Adams Robert Bates Jacob Briggs Wade Dutton Danial Hamilton Michael Hennessy Matthew Kilby Leigh Koolstra Tristan Loetzsch Jason Morris Joel Naughton Drew Naylor Ryan Nilsson Jay Nilsson Matt Roxburgh Mitch Thomson Joshua Welch Coach - Ken McGuire Umpire: Bruce Adams Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA David Currie Tim Day Paul Doley Tom Fiebig Michael Hammond Tim Holland Jared Kempf Blair Lowe Sam McHugh Thomas McNally Jonathan Rex Michael Scott Chris Slee Nigel Sparshott Todd Symons Mitchell Thompson Ryan Vandijk Coach - Ron Harvey Coach - John Couch Manager - Josh Frick

VICTORIA Matthew Barnsley Liam Geduld Stephen Hood Luke Howell John Hussey Scott Kerr Peter Kerr-Chapman Michael Krol Josh Lee Patrick O‟Neill Josh Rohrlach Dayle Selleck Nicolaas Unland Lindsay Webb James Wiggins Paul Wignall Brendan Wilson Coach - David May Asst. Coach - Joe Trucchio Manager - Michael Callander

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Aaron Bonomi Ian Bradstreet Trent Brissett Scott Carney Corey Fitzpatrick Adam Hammond Matt Hoffman Troy Johnson Tim Kennelly Damian Paterniti Ben Stanbury Aaron Thomas James Vicary Brad Willoughby Sam Winfield Brendan Wise Steven Wrigglesworth Coach - Graeme Webb Asst. Coach - Aaron Ottoway Manager - Mark Pettit

2003 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games – Pool A VIC d QLD 5 - 2 S. Kerr / D. Hamilton NSW d WA 12 - 4 A.Middleton / A.Thomas ACT d SA 15 - 2 J. Baker / T. Holland NSW d QLD 9 - 9 M.Lysaught / M.Roxburgh QLD d ACT 14 - 2 T. Loetzsch / L.Jennings QLD d WA 6 - 4 T.Loetzsch / A.Hammond VIC d SA 5 - 2 J. Rex / J. Hussey Playoff Games – Pool B NSW d WA 10 - 3 R.McMillan / T.Kennelly ACT d SA 6 - 4 I. Pearson / M. Scott WA d SA 15 - 2 A.Hammond / T.Foebig VIC d ACT 8 - 1 B. Wilson / D. Saarikko NSW d QLD 15 - 0 T.O‟Gorman / J.Briggs VIC d SA 7 - 0 J. Lee / T. Daly NSW d SA 18 - 5 B.Erichsen / R.Vandijk 5th Place Playoff WA d QLD 5 - 4 B. Wise / J. Morriss ACT d SA 9 - 4 S. Kimpton / T. Fiebig ACT d VIC 8 - 7 J. Anson / S. Hood 3rd Place Playoff NSW d ACT 8 - 4 T.D‟Antonio/C.Gould WA d VIC 4 - 3 B. Wise / S. Hood WA d VIC 6 - 0 T.Kennelly / J.Rohrlach Final ACT d WA 4 - 3 J.Treamberth / A.Bonomi NSW d QLD 7 – 1 S. Lindsay / D. Naylor NSW d VIC 5 - 1 S.Teasdale / L.Geduld QLD d SA 19 - 1 M. Roxburgh / M. Hammond

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65 2004 – WINNACOTT RESERVE, MELVILLE – PERTH Carnival Manager: Bill Prince National Secretary: Neil Barrowcliff

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Joe Ansen Brian Erickson Steve Kent Peter Locke Lee Mills Trent Mills Tomomasa Murakami Brent Owen Joshua Parker Jason Sloan Steven Stewart Jeff Trembearth Glen Vickers Ben Warner Nathan Wright Coach - Damian Shanahan Asst. Coach - Grant Mairs Manager - Greg Mulvaney

NEW SOUTH WALES Luke Adams Shane Benson Paul Bergan Tim Cox Callan Davies Luke Downey Daniel Glynn Todd Grattan Chris Hook Greg Kollios Shaun Lindsay Patrick Maat Shaun Lindsay Ryan McMillan Tom O‟Gorman James Stanton-Cook Brad Tippett Dane Tozer Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach - Brendon Wallace Manager - Nigel Simmons

QUEENSLAND Robert Bates Kieran Bradford Jared Bruce Wade Dutton Brad Erasmus Brodie Evans Peter Gibbs Matthew Herington Matthew Kilby Jimmy Macan Scott Mulhearn Kieran Murphy Dean Peel Josh Shaw Mitch Thomson David Walker Brent Young Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Kym Bartlett Andrew Chapman Dennis Christianson Christopher Congdon Adam Curtis Adam Elliott Todd Fromme Todd Height Jared Kempf Lachlan McGeary Tim Pobke Michael Scott Joshua Smith Tolla Spanos Josh Tols Daniel Torode Ryan Vandijk Coach - Ron Harvey Manager - Josh Frick Tour Manager: John King Asst. Coach - Bob Baker

VICTORIA Stuart Barnes Matt Barrett Joel Brownlee Tom Dicker Stephen Hood Adam Irons Scott Kerr Peter Kerr-Chapman Jack Larner Jack Lindsay Patrick Lovelock Andrew Mazzocato Leigh McKay Patrick O‟Neill Josh Rohrlach Dayle Selleck Lindsay Webb Coach / Manager - Peter Giles Coach / Manager – Dan McConnon

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Rory Ainslie Liam Baron Aaron Bonomi Ian Bradstreet Adam Courcha Alan De San Miguel Ben Floyd Liam Hendriks Sam Jew Matt Kennelly Damian Paterniti Kirk Peacock Jason Ryan Matt Sibley Jason Smit Brett Thomas Jamie White Coach - Kevin Hooker Asst. Coach - Rod Drew Pitching Coach - Mark Pettit Manager - Jack Beattie

2004 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games – Pool A NSW d WA 7 - 1 T.O‟Gorman / M.Sibley NSW d VIC 4 - 0 B. Tippett / J. Brownlee ACT d SA 6 - 5 T. Murakami / A. Elliott WA d NSW 6 - 4 M. Sibley / T.O‟Gorman WA d QLD 9 - 4 S. Jew / W. Dutton WA d VIC 7 - 0 L. Hendricks / T. Dicker VIC d SA 9 - 4 T. Dicker / J. Kempf Playoff Games – Pool B WA d VIC 12 - 2 L.Hendricks/J.Rohrlach QLD d SA 7 - 3 M. Thomson / J. Kempf QLD d SA 12 - 3 M.Thomson / A.Curtis ACT d QLD 10 - 5 T.Murakami / M. Herington NSW d ACT - 0 D. Glynn / T. Mills ACT d SA 9 - 0 J. Parker / J. Smith QLD d ACT 7 - 4 K. Bradford 5th Place Playoff NSW d VIC 9 - 3 P. Maat / A. Mazzocd QLD d SA 9 – 1 J. Shaw / A. Elliott VIC d ACT 7 - 3 P. Kerr-Chapman 3rd Place Playoff NSW d QLD 19 - 0 S.Benson / D.Walker ACT d VIC 4 - 3 J. Anson / J. Rohrlach WA d SA 15 - 0 K. Peacock / J. Kempf Final WA d ACT 13 - 3 M.Kennelly / B.Warner WA d NSW 1 - 0 S. Jew / P. Maat NSW d SA 5 - 1 T. Cox / L. McGeary VIC d QLD 13 - 1 A. Irons / B. Erasmus

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66 2005 – NARANGBA BASEBALL CLUB, NARANGBA – BRISBANE Carnival Manager: Keith Kerr National Secretary: Neil Barrowcliff

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Tim Beard Ashley Crumpl Ben Dries Jamie Gianchou Steve Kent Logan Kingham Peter Locke Lee Mills Damon Owen Joshua Parker Will Russell Jason Sloan Tom Strickland Glen Vickers Ben Warner Coach - Damian Shanahan Ass. Coach – Brent Phelan Manager - Greg Mulvaney Sports Masseur - Warren Lowry

NEW SOUTH WALES Chris Adamson Alex Amos Rahul Anne Mitch Dening Jarad Eacott Jake Forsythe Aiden Francis Cameron Hore Alex Johnson Patrick Maat Matthew Rae Chase Richardson Trent Schmutter Daniel Smith Shaun Tabrett Brad Tippett Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach - Brendon Wallace Manager - Nigel Simmons

QUEENSLAND Soaya Aoki Pat Campbell Brad Erasmus Matt Haslet Alex Hodgson Jimmy Macan Ty Milne Kieran Murphy Mitch Paewai Kurt Phelps Rhett Rohweder Alan Schoenberger Josh Shaw Matt Sorensen Dave Walker Matt West Brent Young Coach - Chris Norrie Manager - Kirk West

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Andrew Chapman Daniel Chapman Tim Day Tom Fiebig Shaun Gaskin Paul Holmes Brandon Lovell Ryan Muggleton Ben Onofrio Tim Pobke Brendan Pett Troy Riley Angus Roeger James Rodriguez Josh Tols Daniel Turner Stefan Welch Coach - Craig Watts Asst. Coach - Warwick Marks Manager - Jared King – Manager Tour Manager - John King

VICTORIA Elliot Biddle Brodie Cooper Cameron Brown Cain Bumpstead Jason Cousins Kane Davidson Tom Ellis Ben Ford Grant Irving Jack Larner Jack Lindsay Andrew Mazzocato Kirby McConnon Josh Mulherin Brock Pawley Josh Spence Nick Spence Coach - Dan McConnon Manager - Peter Giles

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Tyler Anderson Liam Baron Jeremy Blab Ian Bradstreet Tim Brendon Adam Courcha Ben Floyd Liam Hendriks Chris House Matt Kennelly Alex McDonald Travis McGarry Kirk Peacock Toby Redman Kane Silvi Jason Smit Matt Winfield Coach - Kevin Hooker Asst. Coach - Rod Drew Pitching Coach - Mark Pettit Manager - Graham Johnson

2005 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games – Pool A QLD d ACT 3 - 2 J. Shaw / L. Mills NSW d VIC 1 - 1 D. Smith / J. Cousins Washed Out WA d SA 17 - 4 A. Courcha / B. Pett VIC d ACT 9 - 3 K.Davidson / A.Crump Playoff Games – Pool B ACT d SA 6 - 3 B. Warner / J. Tols NSW d QLD 6 - 0 A. Amos / A. Hodgson Washed Out NSW d WA 3 - 2 M.Dening/T.Adamson WA d ACT 13 - 3 M. Kennelly / B. Dries 5th Place Playoff NSW d SA 9 - 0 J.Eacott / D.Chapman ACT d SA 4 - 2 S. Kent / A. Roeger QLD d WA 11 - 3 M.Paewai / T.Brendon 3rd Place Playoff VIC d SA 10 - 3 J.Mulherin / S.Welch WA d QLD 6 - 0 L. Baron / P. Campbell SA d QLD 12 - 0 R. Muggleton / S. Aoki Final VIC d WA 3 - 2 C. Brown / K. Silvi VIC d NSW 2 - 1 J. Spence / P. Maat NSW d ACT 7 - 3 T.Schmutter / W.Russell

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67 2006 – GLENELG BASEBALL CLUB – ADELAIDE Carnival Manager: David Hiltebrand National Secretary: Neil Barrowcliff

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Tim Beard Ben Dries Jamie Gianchou Logan Kingham Haydn McGeary Lee Mills John Noonan Damon Owen Joshua Parker Kyle Perkins Tom Strickland Sam Thorton Paul Trembearth Ben Warner Coach - Damian Shanahan Asst. Coach – Brent Phelan Manager - Greg Mulvaney Sports Masseur - Warren Lowry

NEW SOUTH WALES Adam Brown Brandon Costa Mitch Dening Jarad Eacott Wes Hore Michael Lennox Jack Loxley David Manuelle Aaron Mills Fabian Oechsle Michael Olson Richard Olson Chase Richardson Matthew Sneddon Tim Stanford John Thew Daniel Woodbury Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach - Brendon Wallace Manager - Nigel Simmons

QUEENSLAND Nicholas Bachono Trent Baker Ben Day Brent Ehlerth Justin Erasmus Alex Figgins Chris Gordon Alex Jacques Aaron Luchterhand Yasu Maki Ty Milne Mitch Nilsson Jacob Reust Joshua Roebig Alan Schoenberger Phillip Vanderneut Tom Ward Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Andrew Chapman Dennis Christiansen Adam Curtis Jason Ellery Dale Evans Tom Fiebig Mitchell Fienemann Josh Golotta Patrick Inglis Brandon Lovell John Muchan Ryan Muggleton Ace Prokopec James Rodrigues Angus Roeger Josh Tols Stefan Welch Coach - Craig Watts Manager - John King Asst. Coach - Jared King Asst. Coach - Bob Henty

VICTORIA Cameron Brown Blake Cunningham Justin D‟Rozario Matthew Gerraty Kable Hogben Josh Licence Karl Mackay Andrew Mann Andrew Mazzocato Josh Mulherin Jake O‟Reilly Dale Ricketts Nick Spence Reid Staples Tom Stewart Sean Talbot Daniel Zucchet Coach - Dan McConnon Asst. Coach - Peter Giles Manager - James Sanders

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Ricky Belcher Damian Bingham Jeremy Blab Dean Brendon Royce Eves Jason Fisch Liam Hendriks Chris House Kale Innes Cameron Lamb Chris Lofthouse Eamonn Lourey Nicholas Spencer Cameron Tilley Andrew Walsh Max Wheeler Christian Wise Coach - Kevin Hooker Manager - Graham Johnson Asst. Coach - Mark Pettit Pitching Coach - Brad Thomas

2006 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games VIC d WA 5 - 2 J. Mulherin / C. Lamb WA d VIC 3 - 0 L.Hendriks / J.Mulherin SA d ACT 7 - 1 J. Tols / J. Parker SA d ACT 3 - 0 D. Evans / L. Mills SA d VIC 5 - 2 S.Welch / B. Cunningham NSW d VIC 4 - 2 C. Richardson/ C. Brown NSW d QLD 8 - 2 M. Lennox/ A. Schoenberger QLD d SA 8 - 5 T. Milne / D. Christiansen WA d ACT 2 - 1 A. Walsh / D. Owen NSW d WA 3 - 0 A. Brown / D. Bingham NSW d WA 6 - 0 J. Eacott / E. Lourey QLD d ACT 6 - 5 A. Luchterhand / B. Warner SA d QLD 4 - 1 A. Prokopec / T. Milne 5th Place Playoff NSW d SA 7 - 1 J. Thew / T. Rodriguez SA d ACT 4 - 0 J. Tols / J. Parker WA d QLD 10 - 9 J. Fisch / B. Day 3rd Place Playoff VIC d ACT 4 - 2 A.Mazzacatto / T.Beard VIC d QLD 9 - 8 C. Brown / T. Milne VIC d QLD 5 - 0 M. Gerraty / A.Figgins Final NSW d ACT 6 - 2 M.Dening / T.Strickland NSW d WA 5 - 4 T. Stanford / D. Brendon VIC d NSW 4 - 2 D.Zucchet / C. Richardson QLD d ACT 6 - 2 R.Vanderneut / J. Noonan WA d SA 2 - 1 C.Wise / M.Fienemann

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68 2007 – GEELONG BASEBALL CENTRE – VICTORIA Carnival Manager: Andrew Fennell National Secretary: Neil Barrowcliff

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Caleb Albrecht Tim Beard Jamie Burdin Josh Doyle Andy Hutchinson Josh Matavesi John Noonan Kyle Perkins Chris Thornton Sam Thornton Josh Rowe Paul Trembearth Adam Warner Sean Williams Coach - Damian Shanahan Asst. Coach - Ryan Davis Manager - Bob Fletcher

NEW SOUTH WALES Tim Atherton Kyle Branscombe Jarrett Commane Brandon Costa Cody Dawes Ryan Griffin Dean Hazell Adam Howe Wes Hore David Kandilas Michael Lennox James Linger Moko Moanaroa Alex Rogers Michael Shipp Adam Spencer Luke Wilkins Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach - Scott Murray Manager - Grant Clowes

QUEENSLAND Jeremy Atkinson Trent Baker Steven Chambers Nick Cruden Brent Ehlerth Justin Erasmus Daniel Hartig Alex Jacques Josh Kurz Mitch Nilsson Yasu Maki Michael Peters Jacob Reust Ashley Vels Dusty Walker Tom Ward Ben Warnock Coach - Ken McGuire Asst. Coach - Luke Prokopec Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Jacob Branch Patrick Burns Michael Corbett Mitchell Fienemann James Henty Daniel Lee Hayden McGeary John Muchan Matthew Muegge Jed Morgan Ace Prokopec Justin Roe Angus Roeger Elliot Ross Josh Tols Craig Wright Brodie Wyatt Coach - Craig Watts Asst. Coach - Paul Chandler Asst. Coach - Jared King Manager - Ron Harvey

VICTORIA Nathan Aron Joshua Bride Matthew Bucci Trent Chivers Jim Crowe Blake Cunningham Ashly Daws Liam Dineen Justin D‟Rozario Ryan Evans Tristan Field Matthew Gerraty Scott Groner Wade McConnon Nick Spence Reid Staples Daniel Zucchet Coach - Rob Barnes Manager - Trevor vanden Driesen

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Ricky Belcher Cameron Doorn Nathan Driessen Toryn Fast Jason Fisch Cameron Glendinning Andrew Johnson Ben King Chris Lofthouse Eamonn Lourey Curtis Payne Sam Shipway Kane Silvi Nicholas Spencer Max Wheeler Jake White Christian Wise Coach - Graeme Webb Asst. Coach - Andrew Kyle Manager - Graham Johnson

2007 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games QLD d VIC 8 - 8 A. Jacques / L. Dineen SA d ACT 10 - 1 J. Roe / J. Doyle NSW d ACT 10 - 0 M. Shipp / S. Williams NSW d WA 5 - 0 A. Rogers / N. Driessen SA d ACT 5 - 2 J. Tols / J. Rowe SA d VIC 5 - 4 J. Tols / L. Dineen QLD d WA 7 - 2 J.Erasmaus / M. Wheeler NSW d VIC 2 - 0 A. Rogers / M. Gerraty NSW d QLD 5 - 2 W. Hore / J. Atkinson SA d QLD 7 - 5 J. Roe / J. Kurz VIC d ACT 5 - 3 B.Cunningham / A.Warner WA d ACT 10 - 7 J. Fisch / K. Perkins QLD d WA 5 - 2 T. Baker / C. Lofthouse WA d VIC 14 - 3 J.Fisch / W. McConnon 5th Place Playoff NSW d SA 9 - 1 J. Linger / J. Branch ACT d VIC 4 - 0 T. Beard / D. Zucchet QLD d ACT 4 - 1 D. Hartig / S. Thornton 3rd Place Playoff NSW d WA 7 - 0 C. Dawes / J. White SA d WA VIC d SA 9 - 2 N. Spence / J. Tols Final QLD d NSW 2 - 0 Y. Maki / T. Atherton QLD d NSW 3 - 1 J. Kurz / T. Atherton ACT d VIC 2 - 0 A. Hutchison / R. Staples WA d SA 5 - 2 C. Wise / A. Prokopec

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69 2008 – ALBERT PARK, LISMORE – NSW Carnival Manager: Bill O‟Sullivan National Secretary: Neil Barrowcliff

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Caleb Albrecht Jamie Burdin Andy Hutchinson Josh Matavesi Reece Mills John Noonan Chris Pallamountagne Kyle Perkins Brad Robson Josh Rowe Chris Thornton Sam Thornton Paul Trembearth Adam Warner Sean Williams Coach – Brent Phelan Asst. Coach – Greg Thornton Manager - Brianna Tye

NEW SOUTH WALES Byron Aird Chad Blanch Mitchell Bray Mason Curtis Cody Dawes Josh Goldsmith Alex Howe Travis McDonald Boss Moanaroa Michael Picken Jace Poole Dean Sangster Mathew Smith Aaron Sookee Adam Spencer Todd Van Steensel Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach – Brendon Wallace Manager - Grant Clowes

QUEENSLAND Sean Ahern Lucas Bakker Ryan Battaglia Nick Bidois Chris Connell George Curry Bradley Gibbs Jonathon Hampson Jason Kilby Joel McInnes Rhys Niit Mitch Nilsson Guy Price James Robinson Tim Shaw Brodie Shyhun Coach - Ken McGuire Asst. Coach - Luke Prokopec Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Jacob Branch Patrick Burns Dylan Child Sam Day Chris Doyle James Henty Jarryd Klemm Daniel Lee Wilson Lee Ben Lodge Jack Lush Jed Morgan Justin Roe Anthony Webster Kyal Williams Brodie Wyatt Alistair Young Coach - Ron Harvey Asst. Coach - Jared King Manager - Paul Chandler

VICTORIA Matthew Bucci Jim Crowe Nick Djorgonoski Chris Dugan Jake Dunn Lee Harty Brock Mangels Brendan Mulherin John O‟Connor Con Papanicolaou Jamie Papanicolaou Nicholas Rossell Roland Shaw Thomas Shaw Mitchell Sheldon-Collins Bryce Taylor Gavin Woolger Coach - Rob Barnes Asst. Coach – Adam Barnes Manager - Trevor vanden Driesen

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Jacob Beard Cameron Doorn Joel Cooke Daniel Copeland Cameron Glendinning Nathan Driessen Andrew Johnson Tim Leitch Chris Lofthouse Adam Millson Lee Robinson Sam Shipway Nicholas Spencer Max Wheeler Jake White Jake Wright Mitch Williams Coach - Graeme Webb Manager - Graham Johnson Asst. Coach - Dean Burton Asst. Coach - Steven Fisch

2008 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games NSW d VIC 7 - 3 B. Aird / J. O‟Connor NSW d ACT 7 - 4 B. Moanaroa / C. Pallamountagne ACT d QLD 9 - 4 / R. Battaglia WA d NSW 6 - 2 / M. Smith NSW d QLD 8 - 3 A. Spencer / R. Niit ACT d WA 4 - 2 / J. Cook ACT d VIC 12 - 5 / WA d SA 3 - 2 / QLD d VIC 8 - 6 J. Robinson / Tom Shaw ACT d SA 8 - 1 / SA d QLD 17 - 3 / Tim Shaw NSW d WA 6 - 3 D. Sangster / SA d VIC 6 - 1 A. Webster / J. Dunn WA d ACT 9 - 6 / 5th Place Playoff NSW tie SA 5 - 5 A. Sookee / QLD d VIC 11 - 1 L. Bakker / C. Dugan QLD d VIC 16 - 3 J. Kilby / N. Rossell 3rd Place Playoff QLD tie WA 2 - 2 L. Baker / SA d ACT 11 – 0 B. Lodge / C. Thornton VIC tie SA 6 - 6 C. Papanicolaou / Final QLD d SA 8 - 6 J. McInnes / WA d NSW 5 - 0 N. Driessen / T. McDonald WA d VIC 11 – 1 J. Crowe / NSW d ACT 6 - 3 M. Curtis /

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70 2009 – NARRABUNDAH BALL PARK – CANBERRA Carnival Manager: Ron Burns National Secretary: Neil Barrowcliff

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Caleb Albrecht Jordon Arley Mark Barnes Jamie Burdin Hayden Calvert Ciaran Edwards-McKeown Dom Greenhalgh-Callan Akira Kinefuchi Reece Mills Chris Pallamountagne Kyle Perkins Robbie Perkins Brad Robson Josh Rowe Aaron Sloan Chris Thornton Cameron Warner Coach – Brent Phelan Manager - Scott Pearce Asst. Coach – Tom Vincent Asst. Coach - Jayston Spindler Asst. Coach - Greg Thornton

NEW SOUTH WALES Jay Andrews Brock Dodd Braden Farrawell Hayden Goldbold Scott Harrison Stephen Hook Travis McDonald James Miller Daniel Muggleton James Murphy Blake Palmer Luke Parish Aaron Sookee Blair Turnbull Mark Trau Jacob Younis Todd Zammit Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach – Brendon Wallace Manager - Grant Clowes

QUEENSLAND Sean Ahern Lucas Bakker Lachlan Clink Jake Cole Matthew Corbitt Dean Counter Josh Hobbs Jason Kilby Brendan Meagher Daniel Nilsson Connar O‟Gorman Guy Price Jake Price Aaron Sewter Logan Wade Josh Warner Jamie Weeks Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Jackson Brebner- Dayle Child Dylan Chuck Mitchell Daly Brodie Foster Russ Callum Hooley Blake Horrocks Jarryd Klemm Daniel Lee Wilson Lee Dillon McCormack Gregory Mosel Jay Sanderson Lewis Townsend Nathan van der Linden Anthony Webster Troy Weinert Coach - Ron Harvey Asst. Coach - Jared King Manager - Paul Chandler

VICTORIA Luke Abels Rhys Aldenhoven Liam Bedford Tyler Dale Darryl George Mitch Hayes Josh Hendricks Alex Hondromatidis Scott Jansen Andrew Jones Mitch Kennedy Taylor McEvoy Daniel McGrath Sam Moon Sam Morris Jamie Papanicolaou Thomas Shaw Coach – Damian Shanahan Asst. Coach – Craig Kernick Manager - Chelsea O‟Connor

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Adam Barbarich Cameron Doorn Jordan Dyer Tim Leitch Jordan McDonald Adam Millson Luke Shipway Joshua Silvi Brendan Sing Nic Stanbury Blake Tilley Brandon Varis Bayden Waldock Daniel Warburton Jake White Mitch Williams Coach - Graeme Webb Asst. Coach – Dean Burton Asst. Coach – Steve Fish Trainer – Carolyn Williams Manager - Graham Johnson

2009 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games VIC d QLD 5 - 3 S. Moon / J. Weekes VIC d ACT 4 - 0 R. Aldenhoven / J. Rowe ACT d VIC 6 - 4 J. Rowe / S. Jansen NSW d ACT 10 - 0 T. McDonald / C. Warner WA d SA 9 - 7 J. McDonald/D. McCormack NSW d VIC 2 - 0 S. Hook / J. Hendricks ACT d NSW 2 - 1 C. Albrecht / B. Palmer WA d QLD 11 - 5 C. Doorn / C. O‟Gorman NSW d QLD 4 - 3 A. Sookee / B. Meagher QLD d SA 7 - 3 J. Kilby / W. Lee ACT d SA 6 - 4 H. Calvert/J. Brebner-Russ SA d WA 7 - 4 D. Lee / D. Warburton NSW d VIC 7 - 6 J. Murphy / D. McGrath SA d QLD 5 - 4 D. Lee / L. Wade 5th Place Playoff QLD d WA 7 - 2 L. Bakker / N. Stanbury QLD d WA 7 - 3 D. Counter / M. Williams ACT d WA 5 - 3 A. Sloan / 3rd Place Playoff NSW d WA 4 - 3 T. Zammit / Stanbury ACT d SA 6 - 5 J. Burdin / D. Lee ACT d SA 11 - 5 A. Kinefuchi / J. Kilby Final NSW d SA 10 - 1 D. Muggleton / D. Lee VIC d NSW 5 - 3 T. Shaw / B. Turnbull VIC d SA 5 - 1 T. Shaw / A. Webster VIC d WA 5 - 1 M. Kennedy / J. Silvi

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71 2010 – – PERTH Carnival Manager: Mark Pettit National Secretary: Neil Barrowcliff

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Jordon Arley Mark Barnes Tim Bishell Jamie Burdin Hayden Calvert Ciaran Edwards-McKeown Edan Kelly Daniel Kelly Jason Lott Robbie Perkins Jacob Shaw Aaron Sloan Zachary Sutherland James Trevanion Cameron Warner Coach – Brent Phelan Asst. Coach – Jamie Chanez Manager - Scott Pearce

NEW SOUTH WALES Scott Cameron Ben Cone Kurt Dunn Kurt Eden Kieran Glynn Drew Keating Kieran McCluskey Michael McLellan Blake Palmer Luke Parish Cale Penrith Trevor Rothery Damian Rutherford Steven Smith Colin Tilini Jacob Younis Tim Zurrer Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach – Brendon Wallace Manager - Grant Clowes

QUEENSLAND James Baker Matthew Chapman Tyler Chappell AJ Elderkin Kurt Gunther Scott Hillier Ryan Ihle Waku Kassai Dylan McDonald Brandon Nicholson Todd Nicholson Nicholas Paine Jake Price Lachlan Smeed Josh Spence Kentaro Ueda Josh Warner Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Ben Atkins Joe Atkins Angus Bills Jackson Brebner-Russ Luke Chandler Joel Chapman Mitchell Daly Ben Eblen Chris Farinola Bryce Fulton Thomas Grills Brett Hattersley Jarryd Klemm Brandon Lee Thomas McGarry Sori Sowada Nathan van der Linden Coach - Ron Harvey Manager - Kieran Cassidy Tour Manager - Paul Chandler

VICTORIA Jon Bannister Sam Beasley Dean Cooper Darryl George Thomas Kerr-Chapman John King Tim Knowles Ben Leslie Daniel McGrath Luke Papanicolaou Adam Silva Baden Smith Bryce Taylor Nicholas Veale Errol Whinnen Jordan Young Coach – John Peterson Asst. Coach – Ryan Berg Manager - Chelsea O‟Connor

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Mitchell Austin-Watts Matthew Dixon Ben Fletcher Sean Garratt Elliott Hargreaves Roy Hotvedt Josh Kennelly Brodie Mitchell Jordan Moore Luke Shipway Ben Shorto Josh Silvi Nic Stanbury Alex Stuart Bayden Waldock Jarrod Zahradnik Jack Zuvelek Coach - Graeme Webb Asst. Coach – Andrew Kyle Asst. Coach – Steve Fish Trainer – Carolyn Williams Manager - Graham Johnson

2010 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games VIC d SA 2 – 0 T. Kerr-Chapman / J. Chapman SA tie QLD 5 - 5 J. Klemm / M. Chapman NSW d QLD 8 - 1 J. Younis / J. Baker ACT d VIC 4 - 3 H. Calvert / T. Kerr-Chapman QLD d SA 12 - 6 TJ Nicholson / B. Hattersley WA d SA 7 - 6 M. Dixon / N. Van Der Linden NSW d VIC 13 - 2 C. Penrith / J. King NSW d ACT 10 - 0 L. Parish / Z. Sutherland ACT d WA 9 - 8 A. Sloan / L. Shipway QLD d WA 3 - 2 J. Warner / M. Austin-Watts WA d SA 9 - 2 M. Austin-Watts / NSW d VIC 21 - 2 B. Palmer / B. Smith N. Van Der Linden NSW d ACT 15 - 1 S. Cameron / H. Calvert NSW d WA 11 - 6 B. Cone / J. Kennelly 5th Place Playoff SA d ACT 12 - 7 J. Atkins / J. Burdin SA d WA 7 - 5 N. Van Der Linden / S. Garratt QLD d VIC 9 - 2 AJ Elderkin / D. George 3rd Place Playoff VIC d ACT 9 - 0 R. Perkins / D. McGrath VIC d QLD 8 - 1 D. McGrath / R. Ihle WA d QLD 12 - 2 R. Hotvedt / J. Baker Final VIC d WA 12 - 6 L. Papanicolaou / E. Hargreaves NSW d ACT 10 - 5 J. Younis / C. Warner ACT d QLD 5 - 4 H. Calvert / J. Spence NSW d SA 4 - 1 D. Rutherford / N. Van Der Linden

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72 2011 – TRINITY BEACH – CAIRNS Carnival Managers: Steve Landsberg, Phil Thomas National Secretary: Neil Barrowcliff

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Jordon Arley Sam Beattie Brad Dalton Tom Dymalla Ciaran Edwards-McKeown Mathew Flood Jason Lott Jordan Moynihan Robbie Perkins Michael Reddy Jacob Shaw Aaron Sloan Lachlan Thomas James Trevanion Kane Versteeg Coach – Brent Phelan Manager - Scott Pearce

NEW SOUTH WALES Dean Aldridge Corey Barnes Jeremy Bec Ben Cone Josh Guyer Karl Hoschke Drew Keating Michael Margerison Zac Moran Matthew Olson Bryce Procter Rick Schwarz Zac Shepherd Mitchell Simon Danny Smith Colin Tilini Dominic Woodward Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach – Brendon Wallace Manager - Grant Clowes

QUEENSLAND Harry Baker Dan Butcher Matthew Chapman Tyler Chappell Bryce Collins Markus Dymalla Joshua Fritsch Nathan Hass Sam Holland Ryan Ihle Corey Lyon Todd McDonald Brandon Michie Brayden Schuler Josh Spence Kentaro Ueda Michael Young Coach - Ken McGuire Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Joe Atkins Mitchell Blight Luke Chandler Matthew Christensen Liam Huppatz Nicholas Hutchings Jarryd Klemm Rhys Lounder Thomas McGarry Dakota Mitchell James Snelgrove Sori Sowada Nathan van der Linden Nico van der Linden Simon Wark Harrison Wood Matthew Wright Coach - Ron Harvey Manager - Kieran Cassidy Tour Manager - Paul Chandler

VICTORIA Daniel Beattie Brandon Bird Matt Chilcott Brett Curnow Jesse Gavin Ben Kernick John King Nathan Larson Mitchell Ley Ben Leslie Daniel McGrath Daniel Page Luke Papanicolaou Andrew Reeves Baden Smith Coach – John Peterson Asst. Coach – John Edwards Manager - Arthur Papanicolaou

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Tom Beyer Jaimon Booth Joshua Cosgrove Matt Dixon Roy Hotvedt Dylan L'Herpiniere Jesse Markham Joshua Morris Ben Shorto Josh Silvi Nic Stanbury Alex Stuart Bayden Waldock Jason Warburton Mitchell Waterhouse Matthew Wearing Coach - Graeme Webb Asst. Coach – Rick Cocliff Pitching Coach – Brendon Thomas Trainer – Carolyn Williams Manager - Graham Johnson

2011 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games VIC d NSW 5 - 4 B. Kernick / J. Bec ACT d VIC 6 - 3 J. Lott / D. Page WA d SA 7 - 3 R. Hotvedt / N. Van Der Linden WA d QLD 5 - 2 J. Morrison / N. Hass NSW d WA 7 - 6 C. Barnes / J. Silvi ACT d SA 3 - 2 L. Thomas / J. Snelgrove SA d VIC 12 - 7 N. Hutchings / J. King NSW d WA 7 - 1 D. Aldridge / J. Warburton ACT d QLD 4 -3 J. Arley / T. McDonald VIC d SA 5 - 3 D. McGrath / D. Mitchell NSW d ACT 10 - 0 R. Schwarz / A. Sloan NSW d QLD 4 - 1 M. Margerison / B. Schuler QLD d SA 7 - 6 K. Ueda / N. Van Der Linden SA d ACT 6 - 4 N. Van Der Linden / R. Perkins 5th Place Playoff NSW d QLD 12 - 3 J. Guyer / C. Lyon VIC d SA 7 - 1 L. Papanicolaou / M. Christensen WA d VIC 9 - 5 B. Waldock / J. Gavin QLD d WA 6 - 2 R. Ihle / B. Shorto 3rd Place Playoff VIC d ACT 14 - 2 B. Leslie / S. Beattie QLD d ACT 16 - 0 J. Spence / C. Edwards-McKeown WA d ACT 5 - 0 N. Stanbury / A. Sloan QLD d VIC 2 - 1 J. Spence / L. Papanicolaou Final NSW d SA 6 - 2 D. Woodward / R. Lounder NSW d WA 11 - 0 C. Tilini / M. Dixon

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NEW SOUTH WALES Dean Aldridge Jake Bohan Jean-Claude Bova Jake Clinch Nathan Cunningham Michael Gahan Dean Gillespie Daniel Hay Zac Horton Karl Hoschke Mitchell Klosowski Daniel Pennell Scott Richards Andrew Riddell Rick Schwarz Zac Shepherd Nathan Skinner Tim Wakefield Coach - Shaun Smith Asst. Coach – Brendon Manager - Grant Clowes Wallace

QUEENSLAND Sam Beattie Dan Butcher Dan Carseldine Bryce Collins Ryan Duncan Kyle Egan Josh Fritsch Zane Guess Max Gunther Austin Ihle Corey Lyon Brandon Michie Jordan Moynihan Mackenzie Quarterman Lachlan Thomas Hayden Timberlake Austin Whitehead Michael Young Coach – Steve Gilmore Manager - Chris Norrie

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Mitchell Blight Luke Chandler Matthew Christensen Patrick Dolan Matthew Franke Josh Frick Mitchell Gould Max Guehrer Jack Hambly Chris Horne Nick Hutchings Jarrad Nadge Rhys Owen James Snelgrove Nico van der Linden Simon Wark Shaun Wright Matthew Wright Coach - Ron Harvey Asst. Coach – Nathan Brougham Manager - Kieran Cassidy

VICTORIA Ben Aslett Craig Barnett Daniel Beattie Ryan Campbell Matt Chilcott Billy Findlay Andrew Hayes Ben Kernick Callum Lethborg Cameron McNish Andrew Medew Matthew Morris Daniel Page Andy Radevski Shane Ryan Scott Simpson Brandon Stenhouse Jeremy Young Coach – John Peterson Asst. Coach – John Edwards Manager - Arthur Papanicolaou

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Jack Bowey Troy Bullingham Joshua Cosgrove Robert Glendinning Darcy Heppelston Dylan L'Herpiniere Sam Kennelly Jaleen McGee Jordan Moore Joshua Morris Michael Robideau Hayden Sloane David Smith Liam Spencer Nick Stubbs Jason Warburton Mitchell Waterhouse Matthew Wearing Coach – Mark Pettit Pitching Coach – Brendon Thomas Trainer – Carol Williams Manager - Graham Johnson

2012 Results

Pool Games Playoff Games VIC tied NSW 2 - 2 C. Lethborg / A. Riddell NSW d QLD 6 - 3 D. Aldridge / S. Beattie QLD d WA 3 - 2 M. Young / M. Waterhouse VIC d SA 4 - 3 A. Hayes / M. Blight NSW d SA 4 - 2 D. Aldridge / N. Hutchings SA d WA 2 - 1 P. Dolan / J. McGee WA d VIC 2 - 1 D. Smith / D. Beattie QLD d VIC 14 - 2 L. Thomas / B. Schuler SA d QLD 4 -3 J. Snelgrove / B. Collins WA d NSW 7 - 1 D. Hay / D. Smith VIC d SA 6 - 1 C. Barnett / S. Wark NSW d WA 10 - 2 Z. Horton / M. Wearing 3rd Place Playoff WA d SA 5 - 0 S. Kennelly / J. Hambly WA d QLD 5 - 1 J. Warburton / C/ Lyon NSW d QLD 3 - 2 K. Hoschke / S. Beattie VIC d QLD 3 - 0 D. Page / C. Lyon Final QLD d WA 9 - 4 D. Carseldine / D. Heppelston VIC d NSW 7 - 5 A. Radevski / A. Riddell NSW d SA 12 - 0 T. Wakefield / M. Wright QLD d SA 2 - 1 M. Quarterman / S. Wright NSW d VIC 11 - 1 S. Richards / B. Kernick VIC d WA 6 - 0 A. Radevski / N. Stubbs

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EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION

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GEELONG FACILITIES AND SERVICES

24 HOUR EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire, Police and Ambulance  000 Dental Emergency Service  (03) 9341 0222 Poisons Information Service  131 126 MEDICAL CONTACTS EMERGENCY SERVICES HOSPITAL POLICE Geelong Hospital Geelong Police Station 110 Mercer Street Bellerine Street (Main Entrance) Geelong Ryrie Street (Emergency Entrance)  (03) 5225 3100 Geelong  (03) 4215 0000 COMMUNITY SERVICES  Emergency (03) 4215 0100 RACV EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE DENTAL  13 11 11 Geelong Hospital Geelong Taxis Bellerine Street (Main Entrance) Ryrie Street (Emergency Entrance) Radio Cab Geelong  131 008  (03) 4215 0000 Baycity Cabs  Emergency (03) 4215 0100  132 227 GENERAL PRACTITIONER Post Office Geelong Post Shop Medical One 108 Gheringhap Street 160 Colac Road Geelong Waurn Ponds Open Monday - Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM  (03) 5243 111 Saturday 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM PHYSIOTHERAPY  13 13 18 Medical One V/Line Rail and Coach Services 160 Colac Road Geelong Railway Station Waurn Ponds Railway Terrace / Mercer Street  (03) 5243 111 Geelong CHEMIST  03 5226 6526

Medical One 160 Colac Road Waurn Ponds  (03) 5243 111

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77 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

On behalf of all participants in the School Sport Australia Baseball Championships, School Sport Victoria would like to thank and acknowledge the following for their assistance:

Department of Education and Early Childhood Development School Sport Australia Neil Barrowcliff - School Sport Australia Baseball National Secretary Robert Barnes – Championship Director Australian Baseball Federation Baseball Victoria Barry Mills – Geelong Baseball Association President Leanne Gibbons - Geelong Baseball Association Secretary Ash Britton - Guild All Stars Baseball Inc. President Daniel Stones – Guild All Stars Baseball Inc. Vice President Guild All Stars Baseball Club Inc. Cr Keith Fagg, Mayor, City of Greater Geelong City of Greater Geelong Events Team Sports Trend Photography State Team Officials Easton Australia Major League Baseball International Ian McKenzie Lyn Stokes Michele Winther Umpires and Scorers Parents and Teachers of team members and the many others who have contributed to this event

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