List of baseball teams in Australia

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The following is a list of currently active amateur or professional open baseball teams in Australia. It includes the league(s) they play for.

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Australian Capital Territory

TeamCityNotes
Ainslie Gungahlin Bears Ainslie, North Canberra
Bandits Baseball Club Aranda, Belconnen
Eagles Baseball Club Kambah, Tuggeranong
Weston Creek Indians Stirling, Weston Creek
Tuggeranong Vikings Wanniassa, Tuggeranong
Rebels Baseball Club Curtin, Woden Valley

New South Wales

New South Wales Major League

TeamCityNotes
Auburn Orioles Auburn, SydneyMost 1st, 2nd & 3rd Grade Premierships of all active clubs. now merged with Macarthur Colts to become Macarthur Orioles
Baulkham Hills Northmead, SydneyCurrent & Most Club Championships.
Blacktown Workers Huntingwood, Sydney
Canterbury Bankstown Vikings Riverwood, Sydney
Central Coast Marlins Gosford, Central Coast
Cronulla Sharks Cronulla, SydneyWas Equal most U/18 Premierships
Macarthur Colts Campbelltown, Sydneynow Merged with Auburn Orioles to become Macarthur Orioles
Manly Warringah Allambie Heights, Sydney
North Shore Knights Northbridge, Sydney
Penrith Panthers Cranebrook, Sydney
Ryde Eastwood Hawks North Ryde, Sydney

Illawarra Baseball League

TeamCityNotes
Berkeley Eagles Berkeley, Wollongong
Northern Pirates Bulli, Wollongong 2009 Third & fourth Grade Champions, Home field at Fairy Meadow
Dapto Chiefs Dapto, Wollongong 2009 Fifth Grade Champion
Dapto Panthers Koonawarra, Wollongong Minor Leagues Only [1]
Kiama Braves Kiama Downs, Kiama
Shellharbour City Warriors Lake Illawarra, Shellharbour Minor Leagues Only [1]
Shoalhaven Mariners Nowra/Bomaderry, Shoalhaven South Nowra complex is completed in 2014. [2]
Wests Illawarra Cardinals Cringila, Wollongong 2009 First Grade, Second Grade & Overall Club Champions

New South Wales Women's Baseball League

TeamCityNotes
Blacktown Workers Huntingwood, SydneyA Grade
Baulkham Hills Northmead, SydneyA Grade and B Grade
Central Coast Marlins Gosford, Central Coast A Grade
Cronulla Sharks Cronulla, SydneyA Grade
Penrith Panthers Cranebrook, SydneyB Grade
Ryde Eastwood Hawks North Ryde, SydneyA Grade
Greenway Giants Cherrybrook, SydneyA Grade and B Grade
Canterbury Bankstown Vikings Riverwood, SydneyB Grade
Warringah WarriorsSydney, SydneyB Grade

Northern Territory

Darwin Baseball League

TeamCityNotes
Nightcliff Tigers Nightcliff, Darwin 13 Premierships
Palmerston Reds Palmerston, Northern Territory 5 Premierships (includes as Waratahs)
Pints Green Sox Marrara, Darwin 6 Premierships & current champions
Tracy Village Rebels Wanguri, Darwin 19 Premierships (includes as Northern Districts)

Queensland

Greater Brisbane League

TeamCityNotes
All Stars Hendra, Queensland
Beenleigh Hawks Beenleigh, Queensland
Carina Redsox Carina, Queensland
Ipswich Musketeers Tivoli, Queensland
Mudgeeraba Redsox Mudgeeraba, Queensland
Narangba Demons Narangba, Queensland
Pine Hills Lightning Bunya, Queensland
Pine Rivers Rapids Bray Park, Queensland Current A-Grade Northside minor premiers
Redcliffe Padres Redcliffe, QueenslandCurrent Commissioners Shield champion
Redlands Rays Sheldon, Queensland
Runcorn Indians Runcorn, Queensland
Surfers Paradise Benowa, Queensland
Toowoomba Rangers Toowoomba, Queensland
Western Districts Bulldogs Darra, Queensland
Windsor Royals Newmarket, Queensland Current A Grade champions

Gold Coast Winter League

TeamCityNotes
Coomera Cubs Coomera, Queensland
East Redbirds Lismore, New South Wales
Lismore Workers East Lismore, New South Wales
Mudgeeraba Redsox Mudgeeraba, Queensland
Nerang Cardinals Nerang, Queensland
North Bears Lismore, New South Wales
Redlands Rays Sheldon, Queensland Invitational team
Robina Braves Robina, Queensland Current champion
Runaway Bay Dolphins Runaway Bay, Queensland
Tallebudgera Alleygators Tallebudgera, Queensland
Surfers Paradise Benowa, QueenslandMost championships

Cairns Senior League

TeamCityNotes
Cairns City Reds Cairns, Far North Queensland
Cairns Heat Trinity Beach, Far North Queensland
Shogun Heat Trinity Beach, Far North Queensland Current champion
Smithfield Cubs Smithfield, Far North Queensland

Far North Coast Major League

TeamCityNotes
Coomera Cubs Coomera, Gold Coast
East Redbirds Lismore, New South Wales
Lismore Workers East Lismore, New South Wales
North Bears Lismore, New South WalesCurrent champion
Robina Braves Robina, Gold Coast
Surfers Paradise Benowa, Gold Coast

Other Clubs

TeamCityNotes
Alstonville Baseball Club Alstonville, New South Wales Far North Coast Division 2 Minors
Ballina Sharks Ballina, New South Wales Far North Coast Division 1 & 2 Minors
Casino Baseball Club Casino, New South Wales Far North Coast Division 1, 2 & 3 Minors
Kyogle Baseball Club Kyogle, New South Wales Far North Coast Division 3 Minors
Marist Brothers Old Boys Lismore, New South Wales Far North Coast Division 3 Minors
Townsville Indians Townsville, North Queensland No current competition

South Australia

South Australian Baseball League

TeamCityNotes
Adelaide Angels Plympton, South Australia
East Torrens Redsox Payneham, South Australia
Glenelg Tigers Glenelg, South Australia
Golden Grove Dodgers Surrey Downs, South Australia
Goodwood Indians Colonel Light Gardens, South Australia
Kensington Cardinals Erindale, South Australia
Northern Reds Ingle Farm, South Australia
Port Adelaide Magpies Port Adelaide, South Australia Current 1st Division Premiers
Southern Hawks Christie Downs, South Australia
Sturt Saints Mitcham, South Australia
West Torrens Eagles Lockleys, South Australia
Woodville Senators Findon, South Australia

South Australia Women's Baseball League

TeamCityNotes
Flinders University Bedford Park, South Australia
Goodwood/Northern Districts Ingle Farm, South Australia

Tasmania

Baseball Tasmania League

TeamCityNotes
Athletics Tasmania
Blue Jays Tasmania
Red Sox Tasmania
Whitesox Tasmania

Victoria

Victorian Summer Baseball League (VSBL)

TeamCityNotes
Berwick City
Blackburn
Bonbeach
Bundoora
Chelsea
Cheltenham
Doncaster Dragons
Essendon Bombers
Fitzroy Lions
Footscray
Geelong Baycats
Malvern
Melbourne
Melbourne University
Moorabbin
Mulgrave
Newport
Ormond/Glenhuntly
Port Melbourne
Preston
Sandringham
Springvale
St. Kilda
Sunshine
Upwey Ferntree Gully
Waverley
Werribee
Williamstown Wolves

Melbourne Winter Baseball League

TeamCityNotes
Bundoora
Croydon
Diamond Creek
Doncaster
Footscray
Forest Hill
Glen Iris
GMBC
Greensborough
Heathmont
Knox
Latrobe Uni
Melbourne University
Melton
North Balwyn
Northcote Lions
North Coburg Rebels
Panton Hill
Research
Ringwood
RMIT
Watsonia
Waverley
Westgarth

Dandenong Baseball Association – Winter

TeamCityNotes
BoneoRosebud, VIC
BerwickBerwick, VIC
Bonbeach StChadsBonbeach, VIC
ChelseaChelsea, VIC
CheltenhamCheltenham, VIC
DandenongDandenong, VIC
DingleyDingley, VIC
FrankstonFrankston, VIC
MoorabbinMoorabbin, VIC
MordiallocMordialloc, VICCreated in 2017. Plays at Cheltenham Baseball Club grounds. Member of the MWBL in 2018 and 19.
MorningtonMornington, VIC
Ormond GlenhuntlyOrmond, VIC
PakenhamPakenham, VIC
SandringhamSandringham, VIC

Bendigo Baseball Association – Winter

TeamCityNotes
Bendigo East Baseball Club Quarry Hill, Bendigo
Falcons Baseball Club Eaglehawk, Bendigo
Malmsbury Rangers Malmsbury, Victoria
Scots Baseball Club Eaglehawk, Bendigo
Strathfieldsaye Dodgers Strathfieldsaye, Bendigo

Geelong Baseball Association – Winter

TeamCityNotes
Alfredton Eagles Ballarat, Victoria
Ballarat Royals Ballarat, Victoria
Bellarine Bears Wallington, Victoria
Colac Braves Colac, Victoria
Corio Tigers Corio, Geelong
Deakin Blues Highton, Geelong
East Belmont Saints Grovedale, Geelong 15 Firsts Premierships, 2024 Premiers, 24 Club Championships, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 Club Champions
Guild Lions Grovedale, Geelong, Victoria
Lara Wildcats Lara, Victoria
Werribee Giants Werribee, Victoria
Williamstown Wolves Williamstown, Victoria

Victorian Women's Baseball

Summer League (VSBL)

TeamCityNotes
Bundoora Brumbies North Coburg, Victoria Division 3
Doncaster Dragons Doncaster, Victoria Division 1, 2 & 3
[Essendon Baseball Club Strathmore Heights, Victoria Division 1, 2
Footscray Baseball Club Yarraville, Victoria Division 3
Malvern Baseball Club Kooyong, Victoria Division 1 & 3
Melbourne Demons Box Hill, Victoria Division 1 & 2
Moorabbin Panthers Moorabbin, Victoria Division 3
Ormond Glenhuntly Hunter Ormond, Victoria Division 3
Port Melbourne Mariners Port Melbourne, Victoria Division 1 & 3
Sandringham Royals Sandringham, Victoria Division 3
Springvale Lions Springvale, Victoria Division 1 & 2
Upwey Ferntree Gully Tigers Upper Ferntree Gully, Victoria Division 3
Waverley Wildcats Glen Waverley, Victoria Division 2 & 3
Werribee Giants Werribee, Victoria Division 1 & 2

Western Australia

Western Australia State League

TeamCityHomegroundColours
Carine Cats Carine, Western Australia Carine Open SpaceBlack, light blue, white
Gosnells Hawks Thornlie, Western Australia Tom Bateman ReserveNavy blue, white, grey
Braves Willagee, Western Australia Winnacott ReserveBlue, yellow, white
Morley Eagles Morley, Western Australia LM Simms Field (Crimea Park)Navy blue, red, white
Perth Inglewood, Western Australia Inglewood OvalBlue, red, white
Rockingham Rams Rockingham, Western Australia Hourglass ReserveRed, black, white
South Perth Cubs Como, Western Australia Grayden ReserveBlue, white
Swan Districts Black Ducks Middle Swan, Western Australia Charlie Hodder Field (North Swan Park)Black, white
Victoria Park Reds Belmont, Western Australia Forster ParkBlack, red, white
Wanneroo Giants Madeley, Western Australia Mateljan ParkBlack, orange, white
UWA Magpies Mount Claremont, Western Australia UWA Sports ParkGreen, yellow, black, white

Provincial League

TeamCityNotes
Balcatta Bears Balcatta, Western Australia Current Provincial League Premiers
Carine Cats Carine, Western Australia
Curtin Ball Club Bentley, Western Australia
Eastern Hills Hornets Chidlow, Western Australia
Kalmunda Rangers Maida Vale, Western Australia
Kelmscott Bulldogs Kelmscott, Western Australia
West Stirling Indians Karrinyup, Western Australia
Yangebup Knights Bibra Lake, Western Australia

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