Feedback and Engagement Hub

Find out information and provide feedback and opinions that will support the creation of the Baseball Queensland State Infrastructure Strategy.

Introducing: The Baseball Queensland State Infrastructure Strategy

What is the ‘State Infrastructure Strategy?’

Baseball Queensland is developing a State Infrastructure Strategy to ensure that our clubs and regions have access to a resource that confidently guides future improvements, expansion and growth at all of our clubs across the state.

This will be an important tool that clubs will be able to use to assist in their grant applications for new facilities improvements. Your feedback will be used to guide the identification of priorities, standards and key areas for improvement within facilities across the state.

Member Survey - All Registered Members and Tournament Visitors

The formal consultation period for all members has closed, however, we’re leaving the survey open as there was a lack of responses from the following areas:

  • Cairns (all facilities)
  • Mt Gravatt Eagles
  • Nerang Cardinals
  • Gympie Redbacks
  • Ipswich Musketeers
  • Pine Rivers Rapids
  • Toowoomba Rangers

The full survey will remain open, but the above clubs are in most need of responses, either receiving 1 or 0 during the primary consultation period.

Click here to fill out the survey.

If you’d like to give feedback on multiple clubs (which is encouraged!), please submit individual responses for each club.

Other Consultation

Upon receipt of the finalised member feedback, consultation begun with the following groups:

  • Clubs
  • Regions
  • Councils
  • State Government

 

Club and Region Consultation

Baseball Queensland are in the process of drafting a State Infrastructure Strategy, this will guide public and private investment into facilities in the long-term, while identifying a suitable facilities network to support events, including the potential inclusion of Baseball/Softball in the 2032 Olympic Games.

To-date, Baseball Queensland has completed consultation with the board and staff to identify the following five (5) driving Infrastructure Pillars.

 

Part 1 – Pillars

The following strategic pillars were identified within a workshop that included select Baseball Queensland staff, David Nilsson, Team Australia Manager and Melissa King, Baseball Australia. To read what each pillar entails, including the strategic outcomes and potential avenues for success, please click through the tiles below.

If Clubs and Regions would like to provide feedback on anything included in these pillars, they’re welcome to, via the form below; 

Pillar Feedback Opportunity

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General Feedback Opportunities

Baseball5 Interest Survey

Are you interested in playing or being involved in administrating future Baseball5 competitions? Let us know where you’re based so we can work out the best places to start establishing Baseball5!

Baseball5 Interest Survey

Club Hub, Club Support Newsletter, Club Support Coordinator Feedback

An opportunity for Clubs and Regions to provide feedback on Baseball Queensland’s Club Hub, the Club Support Newsletter and the Club Support Coordinator role.

Survey for Clubs/Regions

Preferred Facilities Partners

Baseball QLD would like to set up a preferred partner network that covers all aspects of facility planning and development, construction and maintenance.

 

Any Interested Organisations should contact Nick Wyllie at nick.wyllie@baseballqld.asn.au

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Facilities