Central Coast Baseball Association
Central Coast Baseball Association was formed in 1954. The Central Coast (New South Wales) has quite an amazing baseball culture, with competitions in both the winter and summer months. With currently over 500 junior and 600 senior players, through regular promotion, the numbers are continuing to grow and become stronger.
New South Wales Major League
Currently, the association has the Central Coast Marlins entered into the New South Wales Major League competition. The Central Coast Marlins returned to the New South Wales Major League competition in the 2006-07 season after a five-year absence. In this competition, Central Coast Marlins teams in all categories play against teams from the Sydney area.
International Players
The Central Coast Baseball Association has produced some notable players who either play for Australia or internationally. These players include: Chris Snelling[citation needed], Craig Anderson (Australian pitcher)[citation needed] and Mitch Dening[citation needed].
See also
External links
- Central Coast Baseball Association Web Site.
- Central Coast Marlins Baseball Club Archived 2015-02-27 at the Wayback Machine Web Site.
- NSW Major League Baseball Web Site.
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