Introduction

Established in 1936, the Victoria Park Belmont Baseball Club is one of the oldest and largest baseball clubs in Australia. As a foundation club and affiliate of Baseball Western Australia (BWA), we are proud to have strong representation within most grades of junior and senior baseball within the state.

Forster Park, located at the cnr of Abernethy Road and Keane Street in Belmont, is the Club's home ground and comprises three (3) purpose-built diamonds. Prior to the advent of Parry Field Stadium and now Baseball Park, Forster Park has been the premier baseball facility in the state and has hosted numerous finals, interstate and international competitions.

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AIMs

Victoria Park Belmont Baseball Club aims to progress the sport of baseball in Western Australia by encouraging enjoyment through participation and continued development,

whilst fostering a love of the game by all players, young and old. We have a strong junior program supported by dedicated and accredited coaches, with many of our juniors having progressed to represent their Charter, the state and their country.

Teams

The Club has junior teams that range from Machine Pitch, designed to bridge the gap between tee-ball and baseball, through to the Big League (U/19's competition). There are senior teams that range from Community Baseball Leagues through to the State League 1 team, meaning there is always scope to find the right level to suit every player, from very relaxed and social, through to the more competitive and elite teams.

The State League 1 team, competing at the highest level in domestic competition is led by new head coach Ryan Boye, taking over from Rod Drew after 6 years at the helm. Ryan will look to bolster team strength with import players this season as well as developing many of the Club's up-and-coming young talent. The coaching staff, which boasts a wealth of State League, Perth Heat and collegiate experience will be headed up by Ryan Boyer (read some of Ryan's goals here), and includes assistance through the year from Gary Boyer, Nathan Lovick, Scott Hood, Stephen Meloncelli, Robert Wells, Brad Martin and Michael Greenham.