BV Logo Header

Australian MLB Invitational Squad Announced

Baseball Victoria
17 August 2017

Baseball Australia is proud to announce the attendees for the inaugural Australian MLB Invitational that will take place in Lismore, NSW from 26 August to 2 September.

First Name Last Name State
Joshua Anthony QLD
Cooper Bake-Smith NSW
Jacob Bald VIC
Jude Barker SA
Jack Bennetts NSW
Nicholas Bertucci QLD
Dylan Bojarski WA
Robbie Brennan SA
Dustin Brown WA
Jake Burns NSW
Clayton Campbell NSW
Nicholas Chappell NSW
Connor Chehab WA
Max Chipper WA
Daniel Choi WA
Mathew Clements NSW
Charlie Collins VIC
Cooper Davidson-Peacock SA
Jaime Fox NSW
Riley Franklin WA
Harry Garrett VIC
Caleb Goodwin WA
Brodie Heeps SA
Elijah Hewett WA
Jordan Hodges SA
Blake Holding VIC
Nathan Howarth NSW
Trenell Hutchins VIC
Tiaan Janse van Rensburg ACT
Tye Kazmierowski WA
Jasper King QLD
Ian Lee QLD
Solomon Maguire NSW
Cain McClelland NSW
Matthew Meleka QLD
Kazhimi Setiaputra Naim VIC
James Napier NSW
Jimmy Nati NSW
Roan North NSW
Jordan Norvall WA
Patrik Paramonov ACT
Jaycob Pascuzzi VIC
Alex Pellow NSW
Pharell Peni VIC
Aidan Prokopec SA
Alessandro Ranieri NSW
Aiden Rasmussen QLD
Cooper Rickard VIC
Lachlan Roberts QLD
Keeley Ronalds-Greatbatch VIC
Thomas Ross WA
Connor Schibeci VIC
Tyson Schunke SA
Mcleod Sell VIC
Nathan Smith VIC
Maddux Stivey WA
Declan Summerford QLD
Mitchell Thomas VIC
Finn Weichard VIC
Matthew West VIC
Michael West WA
Toby White NSW
Lachlan Wilson QLD
Riley Yeatman SA

The Australian MLB Invitational is designed to allow the best 13 and 14 year old players in the country to play competitive games under the guise of both local and international coaches on home soil, and will be heavily subsidised by MLB to maximise player attendance.  

MLB Front Office Staff will be in attendance at the invitational, which is to be structured akin to the MLB Australian Academy Program (U15-U17), a longstanding program that has produced Major Leaguers like Brad Harman, Luke Hughes and Liam Hendriks.

Baseball Australia’s Head of High Performance Glenn Williams is excited to continue the already strong relationship with MLB.

“MLB’s support in Australia has been long standing, and the fact we get a chance to put in a program in place for another age group of athletes is excellent,” Williams said.

“The MLBAAP has produced some of the best baseball players to leave our shores. The fact we get to see and work with players at age 13 and 14 will no doubt help accelerate the development of the next generation of Australian stars.”

Players will be placed into teams which will be announced at a later date.

linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram