Register Now: Girls Baseball Camp Led by Canada's Women's National Team

Jun. 30, 2026

Baseball Manitoba is excited to host a Girls Baseball Camp this summer, led by members of the Women's National Team! Taking place at Blue Cross Park, home of the Winnipeg Goldeyes, this camp follows the Women's National Championships and offers young athletes a unique opportunity to learn from some of the best players and coaches in Canada.

Open to girls ages 7-14, the camp will focus on skill development, confidence building, and fun in an all-girls environment. Whether you are new to baseball or an experienced player, this is a great opportunity to grow your game, connect with other players, and be inspired by Canada's top talent.

Camp Details

Date: July 15, 2026
Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Location: Blue Cross Park, Winnipeg
Ages: 7-14
Cost: $25

What to Bring

Athletic Clothing, Hat, Runners/Cleats
Baseball Equipment: Glove, Helmet, Bat*
Water and Sunscreen

*Shared equipment will be available, but athletes are encouraged to bring their own.

All items should be clearly marked.

Registration

Click here to register

Registered participants will receive an email with additional details a few days before the camp.

Contact

For more information, contact Josh at baseball.sdc@sportmanitoba.ca.

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