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2004 GVMBA News Archive
2004 All-Star Team Archives
Visit the links below for information on some of our 2004
All-Star teams.
Victoria and District Awards Banquet
The VDBA Awards Banquet was held on Saturday, November 20th, 2004 and paid
homage to the volunteers, administrators, coaches and managers who have been outstanding in Victoria's baseball program over the last year.
In addition, new Championship Banners were unveiled for the 3 GVMBA teams that
captured Provincial Championships this year - the Mosquito A Rebels, the Bantam
AAA Vipers and the Midget Premier Mariners.
Photos from the event can be found here!
Baseball Canada and Baseball BC Awards Banquet
The combined Baseball Canada / Baseball BC Awards Banquet was held at the Ocean Pointe Hotel on November 6. Victoria Baseball was well represented. To see a press release about the banquet,
click here.
To see pictures from the proceedings, click here.
Victoria's Max Valle Earns Western Canadian AND National Pee Wee
Championship Gold Medals!
Victoria's Max Valle, a fireballer of a pitcher who played this spring for
Vantreights in the Gordon Head Baseball Association and then for the Pee Wee AAA
Wildcats All-Star team had an August to remember. Following the
Wildcats appearance in the Pee Wee AAA Provincials (where they finished with a
1-2 record), Max was picked up by the second place Abbotsford Angels who then
went on to win the Western Canadians in Estevan, Saskatchewan, going undefeated
in the process. Max was also picked up by the Provincial
Champion Newton Goldeyes for the Pee Wee National Championships in Summerside,
P.E.I. Newton also went undefeated to capture the National Championship
and to top it all off, Max was on the mound as the closer and struck out the
final batter to preserve a thrilling 7-6 victory for the Goldeyes over Quebec.
Fall Classic Baseball League - Another Successful Year
The Fall Classic Baseball League has been very successful again this year. Weekday play was under the lights at Lambrick Park,
with weekends at Lambrick and West Shore. League play wrapped up Saturday October 16, just before the rains started. Thanks to Lambrick Park and West Shore for helping us extend the baseball season in Victoria.
Victoria Teams Enjoy Superb Showing in Provincial Championships
Greater Victoria All-Star teams enjoyed tremendous success this summer,
capturing Provincial Championships in a number of divisions, as well as going on
to represent British Columbia in the Western Canadian and National
Championships. Provincial Championships were won by the
Mosquito "A' Rebels (details), the
Bantam "AAA" Vipers (details) and the
Midget Premier Mariners (details).. The Vipers then traveled to
Windsor, Ontario for the Bantam Nationals where they finished with a 3-1 record
and were then nipped 3-2 by Quebec in the semi-final game and finished fourth.
The Mariners traveled to St. Albert, Alberta for the Midget Nationals where they
finished with a 2-2 record and out of the medals. Other teams enjoying
success were the Midget "AAA" Capitals who came second in the Provincials
and then went on to represent BC in the Western Canadians in Altona, Manitoba
and the Bantam AA Stingers who took silver in the Provincials.
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