New Brunswick Senior Baseball League

New Brunswick Senior Baseball League

The New Brunswick Senior Baseball League is the highest level of amateur baseball play in New Brunswick, Canada. The Fredericton Royals are the reigning league champions, and will represent New Brunswick at the 2009 Canadian Senior Baseball Championship in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. The Fredericton Royals defeated the Chatham Ironmen in the 2008 league final.

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Current teams

Team City Venue
Moncton Mets Moncton, New Brunswick Kiwanis Park
Saint John Alpines Saint John, New Brunswick Memorial Field
Chatham Ironmen Miramichi, New Brunswick Ironmen Field
Fredericton Royals Fredericton, New Brunswick Royals Field
Hub City Brewers Moncton, New Brunswick Kiwanis Park
Charlottetown Islanders Charlottetown, PEI Victoria Park

List of league champions

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
1929 Moncton Catholic Club 1930 Moncton Catholic Club 1931 St. Stephen Mohawks 1932 St. Stephen Kiwan's
1933 St. Stephen Kiwan's 1934 St. Stephen Kiwan's 1935 St. Stephen Mill Kiwan's 1936 St. Stephen St.Croix
1937 St. Stephen St.Croix 1938 St. Stephen St.Croix 1939 St. Stephen St.Croix 1940 Devon Tigers
1941 Devon Tigers 1942 Saint John Ironmen 1943 Saint John Dockman 1944 Saint John St. Peters
1945 Saint John St. Peters 1946 Saint John St. Peters 1947 Marysville Royals 1948 Marysville Royals
1949 Fredericton Capitals 1950 Moncton Legionnaires 1951 Moncton Legionnaires 1952 Woodstock Lions
1953 Woodstock Lions 1954 Dalhousie Dodgers 1955 Marysville Royals 1956 Woodstock Elks
1957 Saint John St. Peters 1958 Woodstock Elks 1959 Woodstock Elks 1960 Moncton Cubs
1961 Saint John St. Peters 1962 Memramcook Rovers 1963 Saint John St. Peters 1964 St. Stephen St. Croix
1965 Moncton Schooners 1966 Moncton Schooners 1967 Chatham Ironmen 1968 Chatham Ironmen
1969 Milltown Legionnaires 1970 Edmundston Republicans 1971 Edmundston Republicans 1972 Fredericton Vikings
1973 Marysville 1974 Chatham Ironmen 1975 Chatham Ironmen 1976 Chatham Ironmen
1977 Fredericton Granadas 1978 Chatham Ironmen 1979 Woodstock Shiretowners 1980 Marysville Royals
1981 Chatham Ironmen 1982 Saint John Dodgers 1983 Marysville Royals 1984 Marysville Royals
1985 Moncton Mets 1986 Moncton Mets* 1987 Moncton Mets* 1989 Moncton Mets
1990 Fredericton Schooners 1991 Moncton Mets 1992 Newcastle Cardinals 1993 Saint John Alpines
1994 Saint John Alpines 1995 Fredericton Royals 1996 Saint John Alpines 1997 Fredericton Royals
1998 Chatham Ironmen 1998 Moncton Mets* 1999 Fredericton Royals 2000 Saint John Alpines
2001 Saint John Alpines 2002 Fredericton Royals 2003 Fredericton Royals 2004 Chatham Ironmen
2005 Moncton Mets 2006 Fredericton Royals 2007 Fredericton Royals 2008 Fredericton Royals
2009 Fredericton Royals 2010 Fredericton Royals 2011 Chatham Ironmen

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