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Pine Hills Lightning Baseball Club Congratulate the Following Record Number of 11 Juniors Who Are Competing in Several 2015 National Baseball Titles in January 2015 Pine Hills Lightning Baseball Club congratulate the following record number of 11 Juniors who are competing in several 2015 National Baseball Titles in January 2015 Also in January 2015 there are an additional 5 Pine Hills Lightning Juniors from competing in the new u14Dingo World Series, u14Junior League and u14 Intermediate League State titles. For any who wish to do so, you can follow these players, their teams and tournaments by clicking on any Tournament name for all draws and results. The National Baseball Titles will also have Live Scoring online. Links for the Live Scoring and Statistics will be available at the start of the Championships The 2014/15 summer season and thereafter will provide Under 14 players with exciting opportunities to develop their baseball skills alongside teammates in a new, nationally aligned player development pathway. Baseball Australia has retracted the historical Under 14 National Youth Championships and implemented the inaugural Dingo World Series, Junior League along with Little League Major which are now aligned programs to the National Pathway set by Baseball Australia. Congratulations again to the following Pine Hills Lightning Junior Players selected to compete in the various Tournaments listed below in January 2015 2015 u18 National Youth Championships 9 January to 18 January 2015 - Blue Sox Stadium, Blacktown New South Wales Pine Hills Juniors playing in the Queensland u18 Bandits team are:- Daniel Carseldine Jesse Farragher Michael Greentree Nate Vankan Pine Hills Junior playing in the Australian Capital Territory u18 team is:- Mitch Hughson (Bandits Shadow / ACT friendship player) 2015 u16 National Youth Championships 9 January to 18 January 2015 - Blue Sox Stadium, Blacktown New South Wales Pine Hills Juniors playing in the Queensland Bandits u16 team are:- Will Carseldine Ray Easton 2015 National Women's Championships 10-17 January 2015 Narrabundah Ballpark, Canberra ACT The Pine Hills Junior playing in the Queensland Bandits team is:- Rachael Taylor u15 National Youth/Women’s Championships 12-17 January 2015 Narrabundah Ballpark, Canberra ACT Pine Hills Juniors playing in the Queensland u15 team are:- Emily Everett Lily Moffat Olivia Stevens The following Pine Hills Lightning members will be officiating at the Women’s/ u15 Women’s National Championships. Greig Stevens, David Everett are umpiring at and Wendy Raverty is scoring at the u15 National Youth/Women’s Championships Dingo World Series 2015 u14 Age Group (2001 Birth Year is the Oldest) 3 - 9 January Sir Bruce Small Park Benowa, Gold Coast Pine Hills Juniors playing in the Brisbane u14 Brisbane Metro Team at the Dingo World Series are:- Dominic French Cam Parry Sam Campion Other DWS links Dingo World Series Website Dingo World Series Schedule and Results Dingo World Series Facebook More about the Dingo World Series (u14) Junior League Queensland State titles 23-26 January at Narangba Demons The Pine Hills Junior playing in the Brisbane Metro (u14) Junior League team is:- Olivia Stevens The top finishers will qualify to compete in Junior League National Championships in April 2015. In an Australian first, the National Junior League Championships will be held from 4th-9th April, 2015, at Surfers Paradise Baseball Club on the Gold Coast, Queensland. The event is supported by City of Gold Coast and Surfers Paradise Baseball Club. This is the first time the Junior League competition will be held in Australia, following a restructure of the Championship pathway in line with Little League International. Junior League is an extension of Little League, acting as a bridge to transition from Little League to the next level. It is played on a 80 to 90 foot diamond, pitching from 54 feet, compared with a 60-foot diamond and pitching at 46 feet for Little League. (u14) Intermediate League Queensland State Titles at All Stars from 23-26 January 2015. Pine Hills Juniors playing in the Brisbane Metro Intermediate League Team at the Intermediate League Queensland State Titles are:- Sam Campion Finn Fraser Dominic French Cameron Parry Quentin Weaver Also congratulations to the following Pine Hills Lightning Little League Players who have been invited to participate in the (u12) Brisbane Metro Little League train-on squad for possible selection in the upcoming state titles in April 2015. (u12) Little League Major will again be the first level of the National Competition Pathway, and will underpin the new (u14) Junior League. Pine Hills Juniors invited to participate in the (u12) Brisbane Metro Little League train-on squad Joseph Field Jackson Grounds Lachlan Roberts Nicholas Schaefer Adrian Tebbutt Jesse Vankan For anyone who is interested and a have better overview of the new National u14 Player Pathway you may wish to read the following detailed information published by Baseball Queensland and Baseball NSW Queensland Player Pathway NSW Player Pathway .
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