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Previous Championship Results
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. -
Officials' Information Booklet
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. -
The History of School Baseball in Australia
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, Sydney in 1989 where Victoria also competed for the first time. This year sees us playing our 21 st Championship. With the greater interest in the community, baseball standards have improved in schools. -
2012/13 Baseball Australia Annual Report
2012/13 BASEBALL AUSTRALIA ANNUAL REPORT Australian Government Australian Sports Commission WWW.BASEBALL.COM.AU CONTENTS: MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT MR DAVID HYNES 1 MESSAGE FROM THE ASC CHAIRMAN MR JOHN WYLIE 2 MESSAGE FROM THE CEO MR BRETT PICKETT 3 2012-13 BASEBALL AUSTRALIA PERSONNEL 5 FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2013 9 NATIONAL TEAMS AND CHAMPIONSHIPS 26 TECHNICAL OFFICIALS 41 PLAYER AND COACH DEVELOPMENT 43 PARTICIPATION 50 MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS AND MEMBERSHIP 52 ABL 2012/13 SEASON REPORT 54 BASEBALL AUSTRALIA DIAMOND AWARDS 58 MESSAGE FROM THE BASEBALL AUSTRALIA PRESIDENT On behalf of the Board of the Australian Baseball Federation, I am pleased to present the 2012/2013 Annual Report. Consistent with recent previous years, 2012/2013 was on the “business” side of the sport. We introduced a another action packed year for Australian Baseball, new completely integrated database, website and highlighted by the Canberra Cavalry winning competition management program for the entire Canberra’s first ever national baseball title. The Cavalry sport that we believe will achieve considerable capitalised on the significant momentum they had operational efficiencies and economic advantages been building over the past number of years, to claim for all stakeholders. The sport also now has a new the Claxton Shield in the ABL’s 3rd season and, in the and fresh brand that has been designed to reflect an process, became one of the Leagues most successful inclusive, contemporary and critically a unified sport. teams – both on and off the field. I am particularly pleased to report that the endless In addition to a wonderful sold out Championship hard work and dedication of so many is continuing series staged in Canberra, the League also hosted to pay off. -
Baseball WA's Web Site Has Moved. Please Visit Us At
BASEBALL WAAL LTD Annual Repor tt2 2002-2003002-2003 Sports Lotteries House MAJOR SPONSORS: Stephenson Avenue, Drug Free Mt Claremont Healthway Western Australia 6010 Department of Sport & Recreation Fielders Choice PO Box 57 Claremont WA 6910 ASSOCIATE SPONSORS: Phone: +61 8 9383 7735 Major League Baseball Fax: +61 8 9383 7737 Western Australian Lotteries Commission Email: [email protected] Sports Medicine Australia Web: www.baseballwa.asn.au Baseball WA Ltd ACN 087 442 822 ABN 21 522 890 CONTENTS NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING............................................................................................. 2 ACKNOWLEDGMENT …………………………………………………………………………………………….4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS........................................................................................................................... 5 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT ............................................................................................................................. 6 CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S REPORT .............................................................................................................. 11 DIRECTORS’ REPORT............................................................................................................................ 19 DIRECTORS’ DECLARATION................................................................................................................. 22 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Financial Performance .............................................................................................23 Statement -
History of Toledo Baseball (1883-2018)
History of Toledo Baseball (1883-2018) Year League W L PCT. GB Place Manager Attendance Stadium 1883 N.W.L. 56 28 .667 - - 1st* William Voltz/Charles Morton League Park 1884 A.A. 46 58 .442 27.5 8th Charles Morton 55,000 League Park/Tri-State Fairgrounds (Sat. & Sun.) 18851 W.L. 9 21 .300 NA 5th Daniel O’Leary League Park/Riverside Park (Sun.) 1886-87 Western League disbanded for two years 1888 T.S.L. 46 64 .418 30.5 8th Harry Smith/Frank Mountain/Robert Woods Presque Isle Park/Speranza Park 1889 I.L. 54 51 .568 15.0 4th Charles Morton Speranza Park 1890 A.A. 68 64 .515 20.0 4th Charles Morton 70,000 Speranza Park 1891 Toledo dropped out of American Association for one year 18922 W.L. 25 24 .510 13.5 4th Edward MacGregor 1893 Western League did not operate due to World’s Fair, Chicago 1894 W.L. 67 55 .549 4.5 2nd Dennis Long Whitestocking Park/Ewing Street Park 18953 W.L. 23 28 .451 27.5 8th Dennis Long Whitestocking Park/Ewing Street Park 1896 I.S.L. 86 46 .656 - - 1st* Frank Torreyson/Charles Strobel 45,000 Ewing Street Park/Bay View Park (Sat. & Sun.) 1897 I.S.L. 83 43 .659 - - 1st* Charles Strobel Armory Park/Bay View Park (Sat. & Sun.) 1898 I.S.L. 84 68 .553 0.5 2nd Charles Strobel Armory Park/Bay View Park (Sat. & Sun.) 1899 I.S.L. 82 58 .586 5.0 3rd (T) Charles Strobel Armory Park/Bay View Park (Sat. -
2009 CLAXTON 2009 in REVIEW! - by Peter Flintoff Section 2
Flintoff & Dunn’s AUSTRALIAN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL - 2009 CLAXTON 2009 IN REVIEW! - By Peter Flintoff Section 2 WEST AUSTRALIA WINS BACK-TO-BACK FOR DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY SHIELD With our long-awaited new National League cast aside for at least another summer, the 2008/09 season saw a slightly revamped and upgraded Claxton Shield competition, much along the same lines as the quite successful 2007/08 version. The 2008/09 Claxton Shield would be conducted under the banner of the 75th DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY of the competition. To celebrate this, teams agreed to wear “modified retro uniforms” from their traditional baseball past. The most significant change was the abandonment of the Australian Provincial team that had enjoyed Claxton Shield status since the 2002 competition. Even though ‘Flintoff & Dunn’ have been staunch supporters of the Provincial concept and its place in a balanced six-team competition, we had to accept the reality of the direction chosen by Baseball Australia. In a nutshell, they were doing their best to prepare for the new National League with a similar “Home and Away” style schedule, involving series of games in each state. In order to provide some extra opportunity for “provincial players” to compete in the 2008/09 Claxton Shield, a pre-competition draft was organised whereby each of the State teams could select one “import” player. History would show that Western Australia scooped the pool when they selected ACT slugger Nick Kimpton with the last pick. He went on to win the prestigious Helms Award, while helping WA to secure back-to-back national championships. -
¿Deportes En Blanco Y Negro?
SEPTIEMBRE 2011 > sábado 10 DEPORTES 7 ¿Deportes en blanco y negro? PEDRO DE LA HOZ desdibujadas memorias de Jesse O FUE la férrea aplicación de Owen, la incomodidad de Hitler la regla de descalificación del cuando el afronorteamericano des- Natleta a la primera arrancada tronó a sus favoritos arios en la pista en falso, ni la impredecible falta que olímpica de Berlin en 1936. Leni sacó al bólido Usain Bolt de la final Riefenstahl, la cineasta oficial del de los 100 metros planos lo que régimen nazi, en una entrevista con- causó escozor en la narración de cedida en 1991, narró cómo el führer Australia será un rival a tener muy en cuenta. FOTO: RICARDO LÓPEZ HEVIA esa prueba durante el recién finaliza- había ya lanzado invectivas en su do Campeonato Mundial de Atletis- círculo íntimo contra un saltador de XXXIX COPA MUNDIAL mo, efectuado en la ciudad sud- altura negro que antecedió en el coreana de Daegu. podio a Owen. Lo que resultó verdaderamente Lemaitre es buen corredor porque insólito fue escuchar cómo el notable sencillamente lo es. Perfecciona la desempeño del velocista francés, técnica, pule su voluntad y acrecien- Primer rival de Cuba Christophe Lemaitre, era adornado ta su talento en el entrenamiento y la con palabras que atribuían al atleta competencia. No hace falta recordar el mérito de ser el corredor blanco la pigmentación de su piel, como más rápido del planeta, único en tampoco la de Bolt y Powell, Collins condiciones de desafiar la supuesta y Gatlin. A no ser que detrás del re- supremacía negra en la prueba reina cordatorio emerja, como lo hizo el ya tiene equipo de la pista. -
The History of School Baseball in Australia
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, Sydney in 1989 where Victoria also competed for the first time. This year saw us playing our 29th Championship. With the greater interest in the community, baseball standards have improved in schools. -
8239 WAIS 2007 AR 3.Indd
2 0 0 6 / 2 0 0 7 yearbook and annual report the yearbook of the western australian institute of sport The Western Australian Institute of Sport 2006/2007 Yearbook and Annual Report Challenge Stadium, Stephenson Avenue, Mt Claremont, Western Australia, 6010. PO Box 139, Claremont, 6910, Western Australia. Telephone 08 9387 8166 Facsimile 08 9383 7344 Email: [email protected] Web: www.wais.org.au 2006/2007 yearbook and annual report 2 Contents 2 Contents 3 Premier’s Foreword 4 Chairman’s Report 5 Executive Director’s Report 6 WAIS Board 7 WAIS Structure 8 WAIS Staff 10 Wally Foreman Obituary 12 Hall of Champions 13 Hall of Champions Obituaries 14 WAIS Athlete of the Year 16 WAIS Coaches 17 Sport Programs 18 Individual Scholarship Program 20 Athletics 22 Baseball 24 Canoeing 26 Cycling 28 Gymnastics 30 Hockey Men’s 32 Hockey Women’s 34 Netball 36 Rowing 38 Sailing 40 Softball 42 Swimming 44 Water Polo Men’s 46 Water Polo Women’s 48 ACE Award/Champions Breakfast 50 Athlete and Coach Services 51 Sport Science 52 Strength and Conditioning 53 Clinical Services 54 Athlete Career and Education 56 Marketing and Sponsorship 58 Finance and Administration 60 Sponsors Page 3 Premier’s Foreword FROM THE PREMIER OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA and WAIS PATRON, The Hon Alan Carpenter MLA I commend the Western Australian Institute of Sport (WAIS) for its ongoing work in providing world-class programs for the development of our nation’s sporting talent. The WAIS programs have a proven record in preparing athletes for success at international sporting competitions, including Olympic and Commonwealth Games events. -
Claxton Shield Media Guide
December 28, 2007 – February 10, 2008 Adelaide Brisbane Canberra Melbourne Perth Sydney MEDIA GUIDE Brought to you in Conjunction with… 1 MEDIA CONTACTS All General enquires, interviews and information requests in relation to the 2008 IndependentAdvice.com CLAXTON SHIELD can be made to; CLAXTON SHIELD – AUSTRALIAN BASEBALL FEDERATION Ben Foster p: 0402 808 701 e: [email protected] (Primary Contact) e: [email protected] Jennifer Stockman P: 0402 654 899 State specific enquires, interviews and information requests in relation to the 2008 IndependentAdvice.com CLAXTON SHIELD can be made to; CLAXTON SHIELD – STATE TEAM CONTACTS QLD Michael O'Donnell 0411 749 910 [email protected] NSW Daniel Ristic 0402 511 777 [email protected] VIC James Watson 0412 195 644 [email protected] SA Paul Begg 0405 535 464 [email protected] WA Shane Tonkin 0408 902 334 [email protected] ACT Damian Von Demleux (02) 6162 4055 [email protected] 2 CONTENTS 1. 2007 Financial Wealth CLAXTON SHIELD ‘FAST FACTS’ 4 2. GAME SCHEDULE 5 3. TEAM PROFILES AND ROSTERS Queensland Rams 6-7 Victoria Aces 8-9 NSW Patriots 10-11 Perth Heat 12-13 South Australia 14-15 Australia Provincial 16-17 4. CLAXTON SHIELD HISTORY 18-20 5. GENERAL INFO ON AUSTRALIAN BASEBALL 21 6. OLYMPIC BASEBALL FACTS 22 7. SPONSORSHIP PROFILES 23 3 2007 Financial Wealth CLAXTON SHIELD FAST FACTS • The 2008 IndependentAdvice.com CLAXTON SHIELD is the premier event on the Australian baseball calendar and will feature over 120 of the country’s best baseball players in head-to-head battle for State based supremacy. -
"Brett's 2009 World Baseball Classic - Game V Mexico" Page)
(Return to "Brett's 2009 World Baseball Classic - Game v Mexico" page) Mexico 1st David Welch pitching: Jerry Hairston Jr.: Ball, Ball, Ball, Hairston Jr. walked. Strike looking, Ball, Pickoff attempt, Gonzalez grounded into double play third to second to first, Hairston Jr. out at Edgar Gonzalez: second. Adrian Gonzalez: Ball, Gonzalez flied out to left. End of Inning (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors) Australia 1st Jorge Campillo pitching: Trent Oeltjen: Strike looking, Foul, Ball, Oeltjen singled to right. Luke Hughes: Ball, Pickoff attempt, Hughes lined into double play third, Oeltjen out at first. Chris Snelling: Ball, Snelling grounded out to third. End of Inning (0 Runs, 1 Hit, 0 Errors) Mexico 2nd David Welch pitching: Jorge Cantu: Strike looking, Strike swinging, Ball, Foul, Foul, Foul, Foul, Foul, Ball, Cantu grounded out to second. Scott Hairston: Ball, Strike looking, Hairston grounded out to shortstop. Jorge Vazquez: Strike looking, Strike swinging, Vazquez struck out swinging. End of Inning (0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors) Australia 2nd Jorge Campillo pitching: Justin Huber: Strike looking, Strike swinging, Ball, Ball, Huber grounded out to pitcher. Ben Risinger: Strike looking, Ball, Risinger singled to center. Brett Roneberg: Strike looking, Ball, Pickoff attempt, Foul, Ball, Roneberg doubled to right, Risinger to third. Bradley Harman: Ball, Foul, Strike looking, Ball, Ball, Foul, Harman struck out swinging. Andrew Graham: Ball, Foul, Graham grounded out to shortstop. End of Inning (0 Runs, 2 Hits, 0 Errors) Mexico 3rd David Welch pitching: Karim Garcia: Garcia singled to right. Miguel Ojeda: Ball, Ojeda singled to right, Garcia to third. Augie Ojeda: Strike looking, Foul, Ojeda reached on fielder's choice to first, Garcia scored, Ojeda to second.