To Our Members,
As we draw to an end this extraordinary year I wanted to wish you all a Merry and safe Christmas and Happy New Year. Hopefully you will be able to enjoy much needed quality time with family and friends and next year sees a much more stable and event free time compared to this last year. I also want to thank all of you that have fought so hard to keep our sport on the field with the tireless commitment you have shown. We are all so very grateful for what you do and I look forward to a brighter new year. Wishing you a merry festive season. Mark Marino CEO Baseball NSW Baseball NSW would like to update our members on the current COVID -19 status given the recent notifications specific to the Sydney Northern Beaches and various other Sydney Metropolitan locations. Baseball NSW would hereby like to advise the following notifications for our local competitions;
Baseball NSW also requires that any players or members who reside or have visited the Northern Beaches Local Government Area not attend or participate in any Baseball NSW sanctioned events until such time as they have satisfied the NSW Government required directives. It is recommended that any Baseball NSW members planning on visiting the Sydney Northern Beaches seriously consider making alternative plans. Baseball NSW will keep our members updated as more information becomes available and please refer to the various links below for up to date notifications. John Mossop from Georgetown last night received a Distinguished Long Service Award at the 2020 NSW Community Sports Awards for his contribution to Baseball.
The Awards recognised outstanding achievements and contributions to community sport in NSW which is largely carried out by a volunteer workforce. Mossop was one of 21 recipients from a wide cross-section of sports to receive an Award. Mossop has been involved with the Mayfield Boomerangs for almost 45 years and has been instrumental in training and developing hundreds of players within the club. He has coached at all levels within the club from T-Ball through to First Grade. As club President, Mossop has a calm, confident manner and was also a member of Newcastle Baseball Association’s Executive Committee for approximately 15 years. Sport NSW Chairperson, Carolyn Campbell said Mossop was a worthy Award recipient. “Sport in NSW relies on people such as John who have voluntarily dedicated their time over many decades. Put simply, sport would not exist without them. It is fitting these Distinguished Long Service Award recipients are recognised and honoured,” said Ms Campbell. “Without these hard-working, selfless volunteers, tens of thousands of boys and girls, men and women, would not be able to enjoy the health, social and community benefits sport provides. Sport remains at the heart of communities across NSW and has the unique ability to bring people from different cultures and backgrounds together,” added Ms Campbell. The Awards also celebrated volunteers across 10 categories for their outstanding achievements and excellence to sport in NSW over the past year. The categories were Community Official of the Year, Young Official of the Year, Community Coach of the Year, Young Coach of the Year, Community Sports Administrator of the Year, Volunteer Director of the Year, Community Team of the Year, Community Club of the Year, Local Council of the Year and Community Event of the Year. The National Showcase teams have been selected!
Congratulations to the players that have made the respective teams. The Showcase takes place between the 11th-17th of January 2021. To find out who made the cut and for the full Showcase schedule, download the National Showcase event program by clicking on the link below. The NSW Premier, Gladys Berejiklian, announced the further easing of COVID-19 restrictions, to commence from Monday, 7 December. BNSW has updated the Return to Activity Addendum to which you can download via the button above.
As three teams in the Shipley Cup finished the regular season with the same win percentage, a playoff seeding determination was required. In this instance, the teams involved were Macarthur, Manly, and Castle Hill respectively.
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US College Pathway Interviews
What does playing baseball at college look like? What do you need to do in order to get there?
Baseball NSW have put together a series of interviews with players that have taken the next step in their educational and professional careers by heading over to various colleges across the United States.
Baseball NSW have put together a series of interviews with players that have taken the next step in their educational and professional careers by heading over to various colleges across the United States.
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