The inaugural British Baseball Photograph of the Year has captured some great images from the 2024 season.

The shortlist of five was chosen by an independent panel after the season had finished.

It is now time to choose the Photograph of the Year 2024

We are recruiting a Director of Baseball who will be responsible for overseeing the strategic development, growth and success of the national baseball programme.

If you are interested in this volunteer role please email recruitment@britishbaseball.org.uk  for details. The closing date for applications is Friday 15th November 2024

Chris Deacon resigns as President of the British Baseball Federation

Cuba proved too strong for GB in the second semi-final of the WBSC Blind Baseball International Cup and will meet defending champions Italy in Sunday’s final.

Bananas, Searching and Bingo - the secrets of the brilliant fielding at the WBSC Blind Baseball International Tournament.

WBSC Blind BasebalI International Cup Day One Recap - Cuba and Italy produce opening day thriller

Great Britain Baseball National Teams invite you to their Open Tryout Day on Saturday 12 October 2024 at the Tom Waddell Memorial Baseball Field, home of the Tayport Breakers Baseball Club.

The 2024 British baseball season comes to an end as London Meteors and Bracknell Phoenix are crowned AA and A champions.

Fantastic end to 2024 YNBC’s as LYBL retain the U15 crown

Tickets for the WBSC Blind Baseball International Cup, hosted by the British Baseball Federation and supported by BaseballSoftballUK, are now on sale.

The Blind Baseball International Cup will take place at the National Baseball & Softball Complex at Farnham Park, located in Farnham Royal (SL2 3BP), from 27-29 September 2024.

London Mets claim eighth straight NBL championship while Croydon Pirates are crowned AAA champions.

Players from 13 teams representing 11 clubs from across the country descended on Farnham Park for the 2024 YNBCs.

In fantastic weather, the YNBCs took place alongside the NBL and AAA championship finals making it a real celebration of British baseball.

The U23s brought their first ever WBSC World Cup campaign to a victorious conclusion with a thrilling win over Chinese Taipei.

GB U23s beat The Netherlands 2-1 in a thriller to record their first ever World Cup win in China this morning.

It was a thrilling pitchers’ battle with GB’s Zac Sohosky getting the win, striking out nine Dutch batters over his complete game performance.

GB U23s once again showed their fighting spirit in their first placement round game but  six run inning from South Africa proved decisive in the 8-6 loss.

Torrential rain cut short a close game in China which saw GB U23s lose out against world ranked number one Japan in their last opening round game.

This weekend will see the climax of the BBF NBL and BBF AAA 2024 baseball seasons and four teams will battle it out at Farnham Park. Four of the six games will be streamed live by Journey Sports TV.

Game Recap

Heartbreak for U23s after amazing fightback

Bruins overwhelm Jetts to claim BBF WBL crown. Its Arrows v Mets in NBL final and Pirates v Badgers in the AAA final

Battling GB U23s lose out late to strong Puerto Rico team