2016 British Baseball season

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2016 British baseball season
League British Baseball Federation
Sport Baseball
Duration3 April 2016 – 28 August 2016
Regular Season
League London Mets
National Baseball Championship
Champions Southampton Mustangs
  Runners-up London Mets
BBF seasons
  2015
2017  

The 2016 season was the 87th season of competitive baseball in the United Kingdom.

Contents

The season began on 3 April 2016 with the opening game of the National Baseball League with all other British Baseball Federation leagues set to begin on 10 April 2016. [1]

BBF Affiliated Leagues

National Baseball League

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Jets
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Arrows
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Falcons
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Mustangs
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London
Locations of the 2016 National Baseball League teams
Legend
Qualified for National Baseball Championship series
Teams W L Pct. RF RA
London Mets 262.929326104
Southampton Mustangs 253.89334081
London Capitals 1611.593209191
Essex Arrows 1413.519213250
Brighton Jets 921.300189303
Herts Falcons 624.200138319
South London Pirates 426.133151318
Leaders
CategoryPlayer (Team)Value
Leading HitterGrant Delzoppo (Mets).532
Leading Home RunsGary Davison (Mustangs)8
Best ERA Spencer Kreisberg (Mustangs)1.27
Most winsFrancisco Gonzalez (Mustangs)7

National Baseball Championship

27 August 2016, 3:30 PM at Farnham Park in Slough, England
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WP: Tyson Walker (1–0)   LP: Spencer Kreisberg (0–1)
28 August 2016, 12:45 PM at Farnham Park in Slough, England
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Southampton20300200x783
WP: Rei Martinez (1–0)   LP: Elijah Hackney-Rose (0–1)
28 August 2016, 3:30 PM at Farnham Park in Slough, England
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Southampton2600001xx9100
London1001020xx474
WP: Alberto Rodriguez (1–0)   LP: Sam Sproule (0–1)
Home runs:
SOT: None
LDN: Freddy Mosier

All results are up to date through the end of the season [2]

AAA

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Redbacks (Essex)
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Kings
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London
Locations of the teams playing in AAA in 2016
Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Richmond Knights 166.727243141
Oxford Kings 148.636158150
London Mammoths 812.400158157
Essex Redbacks 416.20076197
Leaders
CategoryPlayer (Team)Value
Leading HitterScott Bolohan (Kings).520
Leading Home RunsRael Mackay (Knights)4
Best ERA Josh Pines (Mammoths)2.39
Most winsMasaharu Egawa (Kings)5

AAA National Championships [3]

28 August 2016, 10:00 am at Farnham Park in Slough, England
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Oxford1340000875
Richmond423012012104
WP: Adam Ramsey (1–0)   LP: Chris Hays (0–1)

All results are up to date through the end of the season [4]

AA

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Bandits
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Blue Sox
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Storm
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Bucks
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Rebels
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Titans
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Stags
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Spitfires (Daws Hill)
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Redhawks
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Mustangs II
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Locations of the teams playing in AA in 2016

Central

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Birmingham Bandits 183.85722497
Milton Keynes Bucks 139.591203146
Leicester Blue Sox 1213.480191206
Nottingham Rebels 1012.455185167
Long Eaton Storm 814.364152226
Stourbridge Titans 616.273134247

South Pool A

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
East London Latin Boys 173.850308133
Daws Hill Spitfires 173.850293139
Sidewinders 1010.500187194
London Marauders 812.400210207
Brentwood Stags 018.00059363

South Pool B

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Richmond Dragons 146.700229132
Southampton Mustangs II 117.611147102
Brighton Redhawks 1010.500200193
South London Pirates III 018.00039209
Leaders
CategoryPlayer (Team)Value
Leading HitterElvin Mencias de la Cruz (East London).875
Leading Home RunsShannon Henry (Nottingham)
Miguel Martinez (Birmingham)
9
Best ERA Henry Collins (Daws Hill)0.00
Most winsMario Escobedo (Birmingham)10

All results are up to date through the end of the season [5]

A

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Hawks
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Raptors
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Mavericks
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Millers
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Bobcats
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Wildcats
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Outlaws
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Coyotes
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Monarchs
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Centurions
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Archers
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Blackjacks
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Inferno
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Mariners (Kent)
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Wasps
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Redbacks (Forest Glade)
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London
Locations of the teams playing in Single-A in 2016

Pool A

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Milton Keynes Coyotes 101.000172
Birmingham Outlaws 00.00000
Cambridge Monarchs 00.00000
Herts Hawks 00.00000
Northants Centurions 00.00000
London Mercenaries 01.000217

Pool B

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Essex Archers 101.000205
Haverhill Blackjacks 00.00000
Herts Raptors 00.00000
London Musketeers 00.00000
Old Timers 01.000520

Pool C

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Richmond Dukes 101.0002919
Guildford Mavericks 00.00000
Romford Wasps 00.00000
Tonbridge Wildcats 00.00000
Bracknell Inferno 01.0001929

Pool D

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Kent Mariners 101.0001715
Richmond Squires 00.00000
Guildford Millers 00.00000
Tonbridge Bobcats 00.00000
Forest Glade Redbacks 01.0001517
Leaders
CategoryPlayer (Team)Value
Leading HitterFive players1.000
Leading Home RunsNone0
Best ERA Oliver Thompson (Dukes)0.00
Most winsTwo players1

All results are up to date as of 18 April 2016 [6]

Northern Conference

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Trojans
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Twojans
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A's
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Torrent
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North Stars
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Tigers
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Scorpions
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Spartans
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Jaguars
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Lions
Locations of the teams playing in the Northern Conference in 2016
Legend
Qualified for Northern Playoffs

East

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Hull Scorpions 177.708249199
Sheffield Bladerunners 1313.500266232
Harrogate Tigers 1114.440209221
County Durham Spartans 816.333182268

Central

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Halton Jaguars 175.773280101
Liverpool Twojans 1313.500264281
Manchester Torrent 224.077112424
Oldham North Stars 119.05038244

West

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Liverpool Trojans 242.923381127
Cartmel Valley Lions 213.87528576
Manchester A's 1215.444188195
Bolton Robots of Doom 614.30096182
Leaders
CategoryPlayer (Team)Value
Leading HitterGavin Marshall (Scorpions).833
Leading Home RunsVictor Juarez (Trojans)5
Best ERA Ryan Patterson (Lions)1.24
Most winsLuke Armstrong (Lions)9

All results are up to date as of 18 April 2016 [7]

Non-BBF Affiliated Leagues

South West Baseball League

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Musketoons
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Muskets
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Spitfires (Exeter)
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Mariners (Plymouth)
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Brewers
Locations of the teams playing in the South West Baseball League in 2016

Division 1

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Taunton Muskets 901.00018212
Bristol Badgers 63.66715888
Bristol Bats 54.556143113
Plymouth Mariners 45.444185142

Division 2

Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Exeter Spitfires 55.500160211
Taunton Musketoons 46.400145259
Newton Brewers010.00094242

All results are up to date through the end of the season [8]

Baseball Scotland League

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Comets
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Galaxy
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Edinburgh  teams
Cannons
Diamond Devils
Giants
Locations of the teams playing in the Baseball Scotland League in 2016
Teams W L Pct. RF RA
Edinburgh Diamond Devils 301.0004012
Glasgow Galaxy 21.6672618
Edinburgh Cannons 11.5002220
Glasgow Comets 02.000825
Edinburgh Giants 02.000526

All results are up to date as of 27 April 2016 [9]

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