GEELONG BASEBALL ASSOCIATION
  Victoria Australia

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 to the website of the Geelong Baseball Association (GBA), which conducts one of the
premier winter competitions in Victoria Australia.


Established over seventy years ago, the GBA offers senior and junior competitions to clubs and teams from
metropolitan Geelong, Colac, Werribee, Bacchus Marsh, Lara and Ballarat.

Since the magnificent Waurn Ponds Baseball Centre was opened in 2002, Geelong has attracted numerous major
baseball events, including Provincial series, international matches, two Japanese training camps, international "Friendship" games, AAA series and Masters series. Such events are promoted and delivered jointly by the Geelong Baseball Association, the former Baseball Geelong Inc. and tenant clubs, often in conjunction with Baseball Victoria.

Baseball is in a generally very healthy state in the Geelong region, with increasing numbers of our emerging junior
stars signing professional contracts or accepting college scholarships in the United States.

With its outstanding facilities, its proximity to Melbourne and popular tourist destinations, Geelong is ideally 
placed to host major baseball events, with exciting announcements to be made over coming months.

In consultation with other stakeholders, the Geelong Baseball Association is committed to the development of
our great game through maintenance of a competent, progressive administration and the provision of
professionally conducted local and affiliated competitions and events at all senior and junior levels.

For more information on the GBA , Geelong baseball or the region more broadly, 
please contact us via the relevant Board links provided on these pages.

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"Any time you think you have the game conquered, the game will turn around and punch you right in the nose"
(Mike Schmidt, Phillies third baseman 1972-1988)