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Baseball Alberta Handbook 2020 BASEBALL ALBERTA HANDBOOK www.baseballalberta.com LEGION MEMORIAL BASEBALL DIAMOND | ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA 18U AA TIER I PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE OF CONTENTS 7 Board of Directors 44 NCCP Certification 2020 Requirements HANDBOOK 7 Umpire Committee 89 2019 Players of the Year 13 2020 Baseball Alberta Fees 93 League Calendar Publisher: Suggitt Publishing 15 2019 Provincial Champions Editor: Brendan Smith 96 Baseball Alberta Awards 27 2019 Western Representatives Graphic Designers: 100 Scholarships Cailey Welk & Kate Suggitt 31 2019 National Representatives 102 EIBF Bursaries Printer: RR Donnelley 33 2020 Provincial League Rules, 105 Grassroots Development Regulations & Requirements Program BASEBALL ALBERTA 11759 Groat Road | Edmonton, Alberta, Canada | T5M 3K6 Phone: (780) 427-8943 | www.baseballalberta.com Message from the President It has been a pleasure to serve and be part of Baseball Alberta, an organization that continues to focus on development. It is an honour to be counted as one of the many volunteers that make Baseball Alberta a nationally renowned organization that is helping to make the game of baseball accessible to all and a sport that will once again be an Olympic dream for many. In any organization, every volunteer role helps associations function and grow stronger. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all people who volunteer. The power of volunteering goes beyond the organization. It reaches into the community, strengthens and supports the bonds between people, and can have a positive economic impact. In the 2019 season, we registered 17,866 players, a small decrease in player registrations from the all-time record of 18,083 players registered in 2018. We are pleased to have players registered from members as far north as Fort St. John to as far south as Lethbridge and everywhere else across the province. This decrease didn’t affect the huge task for the Baseball Alberta to schedule the 479 teams in six different leagues, including all the different age categories in each of them. On behalf of the membership, I would like to thank the dedicated Baseball Alberta office staff for a job well done! Growing the number of umpires continues to be a focus for Baseball Alberta. I encourage people to remember that umpiring is an integral part of the game. In 2019, Baseball Alberta provided 25 NUCP level 1 clinics as well as NUCP clinics at the other levels and registered 917 umpires. This may seem like a lot, but with half of the umpires in Alberta also being players and coaches, we need more to officiate the over 4500 league games that we schedule each year along with 46 Provincial Championships at the end of the season. If you are interested in becoming a paid umpire, speak with your local baseball association. Training and development doesn’t stop with the player and umpires. Coaches are the critical volunteers in every community helping players learn the game and ensuring that the teams are organized for the players to be able to play. We continue to develop coaches at all levels. This past season there were 580 new coaches registered. In total 1077 coaches attended 84 NUCP clinics in 17 different communities throughout the province. The Girl’s/Women’s Baseball Technical Coordinator along with the Girl’s/Women’s Director continue to drive recruitment, retention, and development of female athletes as part of a province-wide initiative. I am excited about our dedicated Alberta Girl’s Baseball website at albertagirlsbaseball.ca. I encourage everyone to visit this site and learn more about Girl’s/Women’s baseball in Alberta. One of the largest challenges for all our member associations continues to be baseball facilities development and maintenance. Baseball Alberta’s Facility Grant Program was created in 2017 for our 50th Anniversary. In 2019, we had 17 applications, with a total request for funds of $226,000. We were able select and assist six members, providing $60,000 in matched funding for a total of $195,000 in funding over the past three years. We are very pleased to be able to continue with this program for 2020. I am proud to be a part of an organization that is able to contribute back to the community in this way. I would also like to encourage people to advocate for the maintenance and upgrades required for sports facilities in your communities, along with the development of new facilities where needed. It is important to remind all levels of government that sport and physical activity is an integral part of our communities and our Province’s overall health and well-being. For 2020, I look forward to the continued growth and interest in the sport of baseball. I encourage people of all ages and skill levels to be active and enjoy the great sport of baseball. Now, it is time to get ready to Play Ball! Ron Van Keulen | President, Baseball Alberta CANADIAN FEDERATION OF AMATEUR BASEBALL 2212 Gladwin Crescent, Suite A7 | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | K1B 5N4 Phone: (613) 748-5606 Message from the President Whether a player, coach, official, umpire, board member, sponsor or volunteer, you play a valuable and essential role in the development and improvement of baseball all over the province and in Canada. We appreciate the support of Baseball Alberta in helping us grow this game nationally and becoming the summer sport of choice for thousands of Canadians each year. Alberta continues to perform on the national level bringing home two medals at Baseball Canada National Championships in 2019 including silver at the 16U Girls Nationals and a bronze at the Women’s Invitational. Internationally, no less than five Albertans helped Canada capture the bronze medal in Mexico and qualify for the next Women’s World Cup while Calgary native Mike Soroka continued to make Albertans proud with his strong rookie performance with the Atlanta Braves. In 2020 we look forward to Alberta hosting the Baseball Canada Cup in Fort McMurray, along with the 15U Boys Ray Carter Cup in Okotoks. I know the constant challenges all of us face with limited budgets but everyone from the local administrator right up to the provincial office should share in the success that Canada is able to show at the international level. Your development and contributions are not ignored, as we recognize and appreciate the strides taken and the efforts made at your local and provincial levels. I congratulate you on all of your service and accomplishments to date, and I encourage you to continue down the impressive road you’ve paved thus far. I have seen the passion for baseball in the province of Alberta and have no doubt that it will continue throughout a very successful 2020. Yours in baseball, Jason Dickson | President, Baseball Canada Baseball Alberta Handbook | 5 PRESIDENTS OF BASEBALL ALBERTA 1951-1952 Sanford Sawyer 1966-1968 Angus Mirray | Edmonton 1987-1992 Wally Footz | Edmonton 1953 H.L. West | Del Bonita 1969-1971 Ron Hayter | Edmonton 1993-1996 Doug Jones | Oyen 1954-1956 H.J. Doherty | Westlock 1972-1973 Walter Cleland | Bow Island 1997-1998 Doug Boisvert | Edmonton 1957-1959 Andy Pisko | Lethbridge 1974 Les Long | Edmonton 1999-2000 Don Kadatz | Beaumont 1960 F. Lupul | Edmonton 1975-1977 Al Wilson | Edmonton 2001-2002 Phyllis Pannenbaker | Edmonton 1961 Andy Pisko | Lethbridge 1978-1979 Bob O’Brian | Barrhead 2003-2008 Carl Linden | Grande Prairie 1962-1963 F. Lupul | Edmonton 1980-1981 Elmer Schiekle | Provost 2009-2016 Don Paulencu | Sherwood Park 1964 Reid Olsen | Pincher Creek 1982-1985 Jim Cramer | Spruce Grove 2017-Present Ron Van Keulen | Calgary 1965 Matt Volk | Edmonton 1986 Clint Fystro | Peace River EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS OF BASEBALL ALBERTA 1982-1984 Dennis Pipella 2002 Craig Hordal 1985-1986 Jay Dow 2003-2005 Ron Betts 1987-1994 Phyllis Pannenbaker 2006-2007 Bob Cardinal 1995-1996 Randy Strocki 2011-2020 Darren Dekinder 1997-2001 Julie Leshchyshyn BASEBALL ALBERTA VISION STATEMENT To promote and develop the sport of baseball in Alberta. BASEBALL ALBERTA MISSION STATEMENT To serve as the provincial sport body providing life and leadership skills for all genders through the sport of baseball while encouraging fun and fair play in all aspects of the game. @baseball_alberta @BaseballAlberta Baseball Canada Alberta Amateur www.baseball.ca Baseball Council www.albertabaseball.org Western Canada Alberta Sport Connection Baseball Association www.albertasport.ca www.ballcharts.com/wcba 6 | Baseball Alberta Handbook 2020 Baseball Alberta Board Of Directors President Zone 4 Director Zone 8 Director Sherwood Park Large Ron Van Keulen | Calgary Paul Claerhout | Red Deer Brad Richards | Grande Prarie Association Representative [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Josh Bishop | Sherwood Park [email protected] VP South Zone 5 Director Girls/Women’s Baseball Director Neil Penner | Okotoks Kevin Tritten | Leduc Barb Northcott | Vermillion Fort McMurray Large [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Association Representative Kevin Breen | Fort McMurray EIBF Representative VP North Zone 5 Assistant Director [email protected] Jon Oko | Edmonton Reagan Huculak | Leduc Orest Babiuk | Edmonton [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Parkland Large Association Representative Past President Zone 6 Director St. Albert Large Dean Fraser | Spruce Grove Don Paulencu | Sherwood Park Meggan Nepoose-Hill | Edmonton Association Representative [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Kurtus Millar | St. Albert [email protected] NEZ Baseball Large Zone 6 Assistant Director Zone 1 Director Association Representative Paul Auton | Edmonton Grande Prairie Large Byron Whitford | Lethbridge Trevor Boe | Edmonton [email protected] Association Representative [email protected] [email protected] Jason Lainchbury | Grande Prarie Zone 2 Director Zone 7 Director [email protected] Provincial Supervisor of Umpires Don Galloway | Okotoks Doug Bassett | Elk Point Brandon Strocki | St.
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