Melbourne Winter Baseball League

Melbourne Winter Baseball League
Melbourne Winter Baseball league
Current season or competition:
Melbourne Winter Baseball Season 2010
Sport Baseball
No. of teams 25
Country(ies)  Australia
Most recent champion(s) GMBC
Founder Victorian Provincial Baseball League
Official website http://vwbl.baseball.com.au/

The Melbourne Winter Baseball League formerly the Victorian Winter Baseball League is the biggest winter baseball league in Victoria. Its Run by Baseball Victoria as of 2010 after it took control from the VPBL after a Memorandum of Understanding. There are 25 different clubs and field teams in 5 grades from A to E. Every Grade has a reserves as well.

Ringwood District And Diamond Valley

The Melbourne Winter Baseball League is made up from two leagues. One being the Ringwood District Baseball League and the other, Diamond Valley Baseball League. This is more important for juniors as junior teams only play teams in their own district. Except for U 17's where both districts play each other. At the State winter championships these two districts play against each other

Notes and references

http://mwbl.baseball.com.au/

External links

v · d · eMelbourne Winter Baseball League
Governing body
Melbourne Winter Baseball League
A Grade Clubs
Greenhills Montmorency Baseball Club • Ringwood Saints • Greensborough Baseball Club • Watsonia Saints • Melbourne University Baseball Club • Heathmont Baseball Club • Research Baseball Baseball Club • Croydon Rams • North Balwyn Stingers • Waverley Baseball Club 
B Grade Clubs
Westgarth Baseball Club • Forest Hill Baseball Club • Latrobe University Baseball Club • Ringwood Saints • Knox Baseball Club • Resevoir Baseball Club • Diamond Creek Baseball Club • Bundoora Baseball Club 
C Grade Clubs
Greenhills Montmorency Baseball Club  • Mitchell Majors Baseball Club • Watsonia Saints • Ringwood Saints • Panton Hill Baseball Club • Melbourn University Baseball Club • Heathmont Baseball Club • Croydon Rams • Waverley Baseball Club • Greensborough Baseball • Doncaster Baseball Club •
D Grade Clubs
Glen Iris Baseball Club • Forest Hill Baseball Club • Knox Baseball Club • Watsonia Baseball Club • St Kilda Baseball Club • Ringwood Saints • North Balwyn Baseball Club • Northcote Lions Baseball Club • Footscray Baseball Club • Westgarth Baseball Club • Latrobe University Baseball Club 
E Grade Clubs
Bundoora Baseball Club • Research Baseball Club • Greenhills Montmorency Baseball Club • Forest Hill Baseball Club • Latrobe University Baseball Club • Wheelers Hill Baseball Club • Watsonia Baseball Club • North Balwyn Baseball Club •

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