 Welcome from the CEO – Lachlan Dale I’d like to personally welcome the WA baseball community, including our clubs, members, volunteers, and commercial partners of the game to the 2021/22 season. It's been a busy off-season planning, restructuring, and preparing for a big year ahead and we look forward to sharing more memories on and off the field throughout the season. Whilst there continues to be a level of uncertainty with COVID-19 around Australia, we are really excited for the full schedule of competitions, development, and high-performance programs this summer so we can all enjoy our beloved baseball. We look forward to hearing and sharing stories of the season with you and providing regular updates on the latest in baseball both locally and nationally. We want to make it easy to follow your favourite players and clubs this season as we celebrate great achievements at all levels. Best of luck, have fun, and welcome again to the 2021/22 season.  Photo: South Perth Baseball Club Senior & Junior Competitions Information We're so excited to have 111 teams competing across all senior divisions and a whopping 141 teams competing in all junior competitions across our state. All fixtures, results, and ladders are available online HERE. For all regulations, please click HERE. View State League statistics HERE and all senior statistics HERE. State League 1 at Empire Ballpark This season's State League 1 Empire Ballpark schedule has been fully loaded up before Christmas and we’re going all out! We’re aiming to offer that awesome game-day experience that you expect when you’re out at the ballpark. The music will be on, the games will be announced, and plenty of food and beverages will be available. So put on your club colours and get on down to Empire Ballpark by 7.30pm in time for the first pitch! Every game will be:
 Photo: Braves Baseball Club Empire Ballpark Schedule October 2021
View full season fixtures HERE and click HERE to read the latest recaps.  Photo: Carine Cats Baseball Club ABL News WA baseball fans have plenty of opportunities to catch their favourite Alcohol. Think Again Perth Heat players in action at suburban ball grounds with the resumption of the WA State League. A total of 25 current Heat and Heat Futures players are set to suit up for their respective club ball teams in preparation for the 2021-22 Australian Baseball League season, with Braves Baseball Club leading the way with six Heaters in their ranks. Among them is Heat captain Tim Kennelly, who said club ball was as important a part of his ABL preparation as anything else in his pre-season regime. "It gives you a chance to get your body right, see some nice pitching and get used to the speed of the game again," he said. "It's also good to give back to grassroots clubs who get you to the ABL. I've played with the Braves since I started playing baseball so it's important to get down there among all the guys as well as prep for the season." The Morley Eagles, who are now coached by Heat legend Luke Hughes, will boast five Heat players when Alex Hall and Ulrich Bojarski return from the USA, Swan Districts four players, Wanneroo and Wembley two, and Gosnells and Carine one each. Meanwhile, South Perth will have four players including young gun pitcher Will Sherriff, who registered his first save for the club in Cubs' 2-1 win over the Braves in the first weekend of the season on Sunday, October 3. "Obviously it's great prep for the season ahead, especially for those who have a Heat season as well," the Arizona Diamondbacks prospect said. "The first game of a new season is always a rough one for everyone, getting used to game again, but it's great prep for the ABL. "It's also especially important for myself and other pitchers to get our arms ready again for the year." Who the Heaters play for - click club names for fixtures. Braves Baseball Club of Melville Tim Kennelly Sam Kennelly Daniel Schmidt Cameron Lamb Ben Drew Flynn McGahan Morley Eagles Alex Hall* Ulrich Bojarski* Jess Williams Lochy Southee Raleigh Pelkonen South Perth Cubs Warwick Saupold Jake Bowey Will Sherriff Caleb Goodwin Swan Districts Swans Maddux Stivey BJ Cooke Dylan Bojarski Tyson Noel Wanneroo Giants Tom Bailey Conor Lourey Wembley Magpies Nick Alexiou Riley Spring Gosnells Hawks Liam Collins Carine Cats Cam Landy * upon return from the MiLB season in the United States  Tom Bateman House Works have been well underway on the renewal of the old Tom Bateman House (situated on the grounds at Empire Ballpark), which will become the new home of the Baseball WA support team. We'd like to say thank you to Stu Johnson who has moved on from his previous role as Senior Competitions Manager to the new Project Manager of this development.    Cancer Fundraiser in Honour of Scott Steed
Earlier this year, beloved player and BWA Hall of Fame member Scott Steed lost his battle with cancer at the age of 61. Now, his loved ones are raising money through a walking fundraiser to benefit pancreatic cancer research. Click HERE if you'd like to learn more. Get in Touch with Baseball WA If there is anything you want to know about in WA baseball, or if you have a good news story, event or photo, please contact us at media@baseballwa.asn.au. Comments are closed.
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