2024 U22 National Mens Baseball Championships

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JACK 92.9 welcomes the 22U Men’s National Baseball Championship from August 1st-4th.

“Join us for Canada’s premier baseball championship, featuring top talent aged 17-22 from six provinces, including two Ontario teams and Dartmouth’s own 22U. Celebrating a rich history of major league alumni, we’re set to surpass 2014 and 2015’s 8,000-strong crowds. Don’t miss the action!

Dartmouth stands as a distinguished host with a decade-long history of excellence in the national baseball championship. With a legacy of many appearances and a notable silver medal achievement in 2022, Dartmouth has consistently showcased top-tier teams. As hosts, Dartmouth is poised to deliver another compelling performance in this year’s championship.”

Two Main Venues Will be Used: Beazley Field in Dartmouth and Mainland Commons in Halifax

23 Games will be played in total, beginning with Round Robin games, followed by Quarter finals, Semi finals, Bronze, and Gold medal games

• 8,000+ Fans

• 100+ volunteers

• 250+ players, coaches and team officials

Baseball Nova Scotia is experiencing a remarkable surge, especially with the increasing involvement of women in the sport. As of 2021, the association boasts a robust community of 6,500 players and officials. Our province has proudly hosted numerous national championships, with Dartmouth leading the way with six events, followed by Hammonds Plains with four, Halifax with three, and Kentville with two. Recognized by Baseball Canada for our exceptional event hosting capabilities, Nova Scotia continues to receive accolades for the unwavering support from our local communities.

“Baseball Canada is thrilled to welcome all players, coaches, officials, volunteers, and fans to the 2024 22U Men’s National Championship for what promises to be an exciting and memorable event.

Baseball Canada National Championships are chance for people from around the country to gather and celebrate all of which makes our sport great!

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank the host committee on all the work done to put this event together. We can’t deliver these events without the dedication of volunteers and hosts who work tirelessly to ensure a great experience had by all.

I would also like to encourage visitors to Dartmouth to explore the community while you’re away from the ballpark, meet new friends and add to the memories to the ones that this event will surely create”.   -Message from Baseball Canada CEO, Jason Dickson

To be held in Dartmouth, August 1-4