Baseball Manitoba Pitch Count App Information

May. 01, 2026

The Baseball Manitoba Pitch Count app is a free tool for coaches, and has been updated to better support teams across the province.

NEW FOR 2026 - The App is now web-based and can be accessed through any web browser. Be sure to save it as a bookmark for easy access.

You can use this app to easily keep track of every pitch thrown in a game and view statistics from other Manitoba teams.

For coaches to access the app, you must be on an approved Baseball Manitoba roster, in RAMP, with a valid and unique email address. Two coaches cannot share the same email address in the system.

App features include:

Track every pitch thrown in a game in real-time
Manage team data
View the pitch count of any pitcher in Manitoba
Free to use
Exclusive to Baseball Manitoba Coaches

HOW TO ACCESS:

You can access the Pitch Count App here: https://pitchcount.baseballmanitoba.ca/

New coaches and teams will be added as rosters are approved and uploaded, you will receive an email invitation. Some coaches may have already received an email invitation, please be sure to check your junk or spam folder just in case. If you haven’t received the email invitation/had your roster approved yet, be sure to keep track of your pitch counts on paper to enter once you get access to the app!

We’ve created a User Guide to help you navigate the app. Click here to access it and explore additional tips and helpful resources.

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