Venue: Redsox Baseball Club, 56 Zahel Street, Carina
Date: Wednesday 13thOctober
Time 6.15pm Registration
Links required to complete your accreditation:
You will need to have completed the AIS General Principles component of the Community Umpire Programme. This you should have completed prior to attending the seminar, if this is not the case you will need to go to the link below to complete:
https://learning.ausport.gov.au/auth/login/?returnUrl=%2F
Further, you will need to complete the sport specific part of the programme which is the Community Little League Exam. This must be achieved within 3 weeks of your attendance at the seminar. You will find the exam on the following link.
https://qbua.org/community-umpire-exam/
You will need to have completed these elements and obtain a 70% pass mark prior to your accreditation being confirmed.
The Queensland Government has implemented important changes to the COVID restrictions for some local government areas (LGA’s) in Queensland.
Because our State Titles events will see people come together from various LGA’s, BQ intend to adopt the measures for both our State Titles events even though the U16’s will be played within Redlands.
The Queensland Government has stipulated that Stage 2 of the COVID safe Roadmap will be implemented. This means community sport can continue in full. As a precautionary measure participants will be asked to wear a mask while they are in the dugout, but this will not be required while on the field.
All in attendance will need to wear a mask in any indoor setting. Spectators/attendees will need to wear a mask in any outdoor setting where they cannot socially distance (1.5m) from people outside their household (e.g. in grandstands etc).
Please remember to carry a mask at all times.
To view the Queensland Government Roadmap please follow this link:https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/127150/210914-U-and-R-roadmap.pdf?nocache-v33
For further details on the Queensland Government Restrictions please follow this link:https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au/government-actions/roadmap-to-easing-queenslands-restrictions
Venue: Redlands Baseball Club, Duncan Rd, Capalaba
Date: Tuesday 5th October
Time 6.15pm Registration
Links required to complete your accreditation:
You will need to have completed the AIS General Principles component of the Community Umpire Programme. This you should have completed prior to attending the seminar, if this is not the case you will need to go to the link below to complete:
https://learning.ausport.gov.au/auth/login/?returnUrl=%2F
Further, you will need to complete the sport specific part of the programme which is the Community Little League Exam. This must be achieved within 3 weeks of your attendance at the seminar. You will find the exam on the QBUA web site; www.qbua.org :
- Go to the home page on the right side you will find a short cut link to the exam.
You will need to have completed these elements and obtain a 70% pass mark prior to your accreditation being confirmed.
Venue: Pine Hills Baseball Club
Jinker Track
Pine Hills
Date: Wednesday the 8thOctober
Time 6.15pm
Links required to complete your accreditation:
You will need to have completed the AIS General Principles component of the Community Umpire Programme. This you should have completed prior to attending the seminar, if this is not the case you will need to go to the link below to complete:
https://learning.ausport.gov.au/auth/login/?returnUrl=%2F
Further, you will need to complete the sport specific part of the programme which is the Community Little League Exam. This must be achieved within 3 weeks of your attendance at the seminar. You will find the exam on the QBUA web site; www.qbua.org :
- Go to Umpire Development
- Down towards the bottom of the page click on Community Exam
- Click on start and away you go
You will need to have completed these elements and obtain a 70% pass mark prior to your accreditation being confirmed.
The Baseball QLD Futures league was opened on Wednesday evening by Mr Chris Norrie, BQ Commissioner and Mr Nev Brockie, BQ Hall of Fame & Life Member. Chris welcomed and thanked all person involved, and the sponsors with bringing the Futures League to life. Mr Nev Brockie threw the ceremonial first pitch at each game.
David Nilsson representing the Brisbane Bandits attended to oversee that talent on display, which further supports the new Baseball QLD and Brisbane Bandits partnership.
Baseball QLD look forward to round 2 that will provide another 2 competitive games. Go to (put the FL page link) to find out where your team is playing on Wednesday night.
Robina State High School have a long history of delivering a Baseball Academy as part of their educational options and Mr. Danny Maruyama has a long history of supporting baseball throughout Queensland including the Robina High baseball program. Both of these wonderful contributions to the baseball community were recognised on Saturday with the opening of Maruyama Field on the grounds of Robina State High School.
Mr. Maruyama threw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to the first game on the new field being played between the current students and program alumni, with many dignitaries in attendance. The ceremony and naming of the field were a wonderful gesture of gratitude to Mr. Maruyama, a long time supporter of baseball in Queensland.
Many students now have an opportunity to pursue their baseball and scholastic goals at Robina High School on a fantastic facility.
