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May 15, 2008
The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club announced today that an exhibition series has been scheduled between the Senior Club and the new Summer Collegiate Squad.
This series will see games played at Robert Burnaby Park - Home of the Bulldogs Organization.
The Summer Collegiate team will be made up up players from Douglas College and UBC along with a couple of players home from US schools for the summer.
The baby 'Dogs will be coached by former Senior player Connor Janes, who has just finished his first season as an Assistant Coach at UBC and Jeff Zeilstra, who led the France National team to a 5th place finish at the European Olympic Qualifier.

March 19, 2008
The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club is very pleased to announce that they will be playing host to Team Canada for an exhibition series July 10 - 12 at scenic Robert Burnaby Park.
Team Canada, Baseball Canada's entry into the World University Games in the Czech Republic, will end their training camp with these games and will depart from Vancouver to represent our nation on the world stage.
Team Canada, will be lead by Head Coach Terry McKaig of the UBC Thunderbirds, and will be made up of the best university enrolled players from Canada. It is expected that the roster will include players from UBC, the CIS Baseball program as well as players returning from US schools for the summer.
The Senior Bulldogs will play Team Canada on Thursday July 10th and Friday July 11th at 6:30pm with the Collegiate Bulldogs playing Team Canada in the finale of the series on Saturday July 12th at 11am.

March 7, 2008
The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball club is pleased to announce the schedule for the 2008 season is complete and now available on our webpage.
The Bulldogs will again compete in the Pacific Metro Baseball League, which will see 26 games make up the bulk of the schedule.
Additional non-league games have been added and include games at scenic Robert Burnaby Park against Pacific Internatonal League powerhouses Seattle Studs (2) and Everett Merchants (2). The West Coast Baseball Academy Cave Ducks (2), Western Canada Baseball Association Senior Champions Nanaimo Coal Miners (2) and the Trail Orioles (2) will also visit Burnaby this summer.
The 'Dogs will also play up to 6 games against the Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Clubs newest addition, the Burnaby Collegiate Bulldogs (a summer college team), that is slated to begin operations this May.
Rounding out the schedule will be the annual trip to Kelowna for the 2008 Canada Day Baseball Blast Tournament and hopefully a return to the Grand Forks Internatonal Baseball Tournament on the Labour Day Long Weekend.
The schedule is now posted on the "SCHEDULE" tab on the left.
See you at the BOB this summer...
May 15, 2007 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club would like to extend our congratulations to LHP Jordy Alexander and IF Rob Webster on their signings to play for the Edmonton Cracker Cats of the Northern League. Jordy Alexander returns to professional baseball after a year with the Bulldogs. Jordy spent the 2006 season rehabbing his pitching arm after season ending surgery in 2005. Alexander, is expected to start for the 'Cats and is one of only 4 "Veteran" status players named to the team. Rob Webster will be making his professional debut this summer after attending the Cracker Cats spring training as an unsigned free agent. Rob is listed as an outfielder and will likley fill the utility role for the 'Cats. Webster, played for the Bulldogs in 2007 after finishing his college career. Please join the entire Bulldogs organization is both congratulating Jordy and Rob and wishing them well this summer in Edmonton. April 4, 2007 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club is very happy to announce that we are putting together an order with Prostock Athletic Supply. Our very popular clothing line or "DOGWEAR" as it is known to the players, is ready to go and we are taking orders. Please check out the "Order Form" available on the "Handouts" Page. Simply print off the Order Form and get it back to David Laing by Friday April 13th with FULL PAYMENT. Orders are expected to take between 2 to 4 weeks. July 5, 2006 Christine Sinclair is at it again. Sinclair, the NCAA Female Athlete of the Year and sister of current Bulldog Pitcher Mike, is in the running for another major award after carrying her University Of Portland Women's Soccer team to a National Title. This time an "ESPY" as the top collegiate athlete. The winner will be decided by fan vote prior to the award galla later in July. The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Team would like to ask you to take a moment of your time to vote for Christine at Vote For Christine Here July 4, 2006 The Burnaby Bulldogs have won the 2006 Kelowna Canada Day Baseball Blast Tournament. The Bulldogs won the final 8-2 over PMBL rival Coquitlam Angels in the heat of Kelowna yesterday. Earlier results saw the 'Dogs edge Red Deer in the opener 2-1 thanks to the strong starting pitching of Mike Sinclair and the timely hitting of Brian Briscoe. Game 2 ended in a 10-0 win over the Victoria Mavericks that saw Brian Woelders allow only 3 hits. Trail were next up in Round Robin action; a come from behind victory on the heels of a gutsy performance by Steve McCrea that ended 4-3. Andy Gonzalez ended the game with a pinch hit single in the bottom of the 7th. The Playoff Round saw the Bulldogs open as the #1 seed after Round Robin play and, again, Victoria was the opponant. This game saw Jon Hesketh hold the Mavericks at bay with his 11 K performance as Burnaby moved on with a 8-0 win that ended as Quinn Ellerbeck hit his second Home Run of the season for the eigth run. The Final saw the Bulldogs play a tired Coquitlam team that had to win two games earlier in the day just to get to the final. A rested Burnaby team proved too much as RJ Pearce allowed only one hit before turning the ball over the to the bullpen. The Bulldogs would like to thank the entire Kelowna group for all of the time put into running such a quality tournament...we look forward to returning in 2007. April 20, 2006 The Burnaby Bulldogs are pleased to announce their players of the week. For each week of the 2006 season, the player who is judged to contribute the most to the teams success will be named as the "Player of the Week" The Listing can be found below... September 4 - Graig Merritt & Keith Radix Tie August 7 - Mike Styrna July 31 - Trevor Rurak July 24 - Jon Bosneck & Jon Hesketh (tie) July 17 - Jon Hesketh & RJ Pearce (tie) July 10 - Trevor Dickson July 4 - Brian Briscoe & Jeff Schwab (tie) June 26 - Jon Bosnick June 19 - Trevor Rurak June 12 - Mike Styrna June 5 - Mike Styrna May 29 - Jon Bosnick May 22 - Jon Hesketh May 15 - Trevor Murray & Jon Bosnick (tie) May 8 - Trevor Murray & Brian Woelders (tie) May 1 - Mike Sinclair & Keith Fong (tie) April 24 - Keith Fong June 15, 2006 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Team is very happy to announce that they have teamed up with Hyper Performance Apparel for the 2006 season. Hyper Performance Apparel is the latest and by far the greatest, dry fit garment company, geared entirely to the high performance athlete. Let Hyper get you through the sticky times….. Hyper Apparel is a Canadian company using 100% Canadian made products for athletes of all levels. Our goal is to improve the performance of those who wish raise the level of their game. If you're comfortable, your level of performance increases. The Hyper fabric is made with a dual layer process. The outside layer is a polyester for wicking moisture while the inside layer is made of the driest fabric on the market. With our dry inside layer, you will feel just as comfortable at the end of the game as you did at the start. Our fabric also has a UV rating of 80 which will protect you from the sun better then any sunscreen available. Some of the top athletes are already taking advantage of the superior comfort and dryness that Hyper provides. Our demonstration against the top selling wicking fabrics available proves that you can go beyond wicking and improve your performance. GET YOUR HYPER ON, and feel the difference. For more information on Hyper Apparel or to place orders, please visit their webpage at www.hyperapparel.com or call Greg at 1-866-466-7932. June 7, 2006 Burnaby Bulldog and UBC Thunderbird outfielder Connor Janes was selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks in todays Major League Baseball 1st Year Player Draft. Connor, who is coming off an incredible senior year with the UBC Thunderbirds, was selected in the 27th round and is expected to be assigned to the Diamondbacks Single A affiliate in Yakima, WA for the start of the North-West League season. The Burnaby Bulldogs would like to have you join us in congratulating Connor on this very special day. June 7, 2006 Burnaby Bulldogs and Vernon College (TX) Pitcher / Outfielder Jon Hesketh was selected in the 38th round of the Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft earlier today. Jon was selected by the Colorado Rockies after a very strong season at Vernon that saw him lead his conference in ERA and hit over .300 with 8 Home Runs. Jon was previously drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays right out of high school as a member of the Langley Blaze of the BCPBL. No word yet on what the Rockies have in store for Jon, but we will update you as things develop further. Please join the Bulldogs Baseball Club in congratulating Jon and his family on this very special day. June 6, 2006 The Burnaby Bulldogs are very pleased to announce the creation of the Bulldog Cup. This annual event will see the club split into 2 teams led by Senior Players in a Best Of 9 series. These games will be added to the schedule and will ensure additional meaningful games are played throughout the year. This years coaches are long time vets Keith Radix and Jeff Schwab. The first ever Bulldog Cup draft took place in Langley BC tonight with Utility Player Jon Bosnick going number 1 overall. The schedule for this series will be announced by the end of the week. See the 2006 Teams listed below. Team Schwab Jordy Alexander Jon Bosnick Cody Duplissie Quinn Ellerbeck Ryan Errington Keith Fong Jon Hesketh Sean Hotzak Mark Linden Scott Mackenzie Stewart Mackenzie Steve McCrea Ross McIntosh Dave Misshula Marco Parente Jeff Schwab Mike Sinclair John Thomas Team Radix Brian Briscoe Trevor Dickson Tristan Flutre Tim Fehr Andy Gonzalez Connor Janes Will Kerr David Laing Trevor Murray RJ Pearce Keith Radix Brian Rodriguez Trevor Rurak Colin Sheen Jeff Sheppard Mike Styrna Brian Woelders Byron Wong April 27, 2006 Bulldogs pitchers Mike Sinclair and Keith Fong teamed up for a No Hitter in the clubs first game of the 2006 PMBL season. The 9-0 game was shortened by the leagues 8 Run rule. The feat, not duplicated by any Bulldog since Barry Demarco's gem in the 1997 PMBL playoffs in Richmond, came against the young Richmond Auto Body Budgies. Sinclair, started and went 4 innings, walking 2 and striking out 3. Fong came in and threw his second perfect outing in as many tries by setting the Budgies down in order in the 5th inning. Congratulations to Mike, Keith and the entire Bulldogs team on this rarest of accomplishments. April 24, 2006 Bulldog outfielder Connor Janes, a senior at #5 ranked UBC (NAIA), was named the Region 1 Player of the week. Janes hit .455 in the four-game set against Albertson, cranking out three doubles, a key home run, and totaling eight RBIs. The first baseman-turned-outfielder now sits second on the team in average (.398), is tied for the lead in RBIs (32) and doubles (10), and tops all T-Birds with eight homers, four shy of Adam Campbell’s 2005 record-setting mark. Connor will join the Dogs after the UBC season, which is likely to end with a trip to the NAIA World Series in Mid May. Congratulations Connor. April 22, 2006 Andrew Koop, a 2005 Bulldog, was named the Mid South Conference (NAIA Region XI) Pitcher of the Week for the second time this season. Koop, who split time last year with the Bulldogs and Northwoods League Champion Thunder Bay Bordercats, threw 5 scoreless innings against rival Lindsay Wilson (NAIA) to earn the honours. Earlier in the season Koop threw a complete game, 2 H, shutout against Huntington College (Alma matter to coaches Tim Fehr and Scott MacKenzie) to earn the nod for the second time in two years. Congratulations Andrew...good luck down the stretch. April 24, 2006 Tyler Jefferson played the final game of his college career at Hawaii Pacific University on Saturday April 15th. Jefferson went 1 for 2 with a walk in his going away party, a 3-2 loss to cross town rival Hawaii Hilo. The Warriors finished the season with a 24 and 20 record and Tyler hit .279 to finish this stage of his playing life. Tyler also spent time at Skagit Valley and Northern Ohio in what was a strong college career. The Bulldogs look forward to Tyler joining the club towards the end of June when he will be looked towards to add depth at the catchers position and pop to the offence. Congratulations Tyler. April 19, 2006 The Burnaby Bulldogs are very happy to announce that the newest member of the family has just joined the team. Eli Augustus Linden was born on Tuesday April 18 at 2:50pm to proud second time parents Mark and Alison. Eli entered the world at a strapping 8lbs 12 oz. and nearly 21 inches tall. Mark has officially listed Eli as a L/R, meaning the the 'Dogs can finally look forward to some Left Handed pitching when Eli is ready to play with the club. From all reports both mother Alison and baby Eli are doing very well and should be home by the end of the week. Please join the entire Bulldog family in both welcoming Eli, and wishing the entire Linden family all the best as they prepare for a busier household. April 11, 2006 The Burnaby Bulldogs Senior Baseball team is once again well represented within the college baseball community heading into 2006. The Bulldogs are watching a number of players who are either slated to re-join the club or are contemplating joining the team for the summer. Returning to the club at the conclusion of their collegiate obligations are infielders Mike Styrna (UBC-NAIA), Sean Hotzak (Armstrong Atlantic University-NCAA Div 2) and Brian Briscoe (Peru State University – NAIA). Joining them will be catchers Tyler Jefferson (U of Hawaii Pacific-NCAA Div 2) and Chris Dempster (Peru State University). UBC (NAIA) outfielder Connor Janes rounds out the confirmed additions. The Bulldogs are also actively working towards confirming 2005 part time Bulldog, pitcher Andrew Koop (Campbellsville College – NAIA) and Missouri Valley College (NAIA) catcher Jeff St. Pierre , who played last for the Langley Blaze (PIL). The club would like to congratulate this entire group for their accomplishments and look forward to their return for the summer. April 10, 2006 The Burnaby Bulldogs Senior Men’s Baseball team releases their 2006 schedule in advance of their season opener on April 27th. The 2006 season will be built around the PMBL schedule that sees the team play a 28 game regular season schedule against league members from Coquitlam, New Westminster, Surrey and Richmond. In addition to their PMBL obligations, the ‘Dogs will once again play in prestigious tournaments like the Kelowna Jays Canada Day Blast Baseball Tournament and the highly competitive Grand Forks International Baseball Tournament. Non league games are also scheduled against 2005 Senior Men’s Provincial Champion Nanaimo Coal Miners (4), 2005 Junior Men’s Provincial Champion Kamloops Sun Demons (2), PIL 2005 regular season runner’s up Langley Blaze (3), BCSBA perennial contenders Victoria Mavericks (2), Burnaby own Junior Bulldogs (4) and Lower Mainland Baseball Association 2005 runner’s up North Langley Revolt (2). The Bulldogs will also work toward earning spots in both the PMBL playoffs slated for Richmond at the end of July and the BCSBA Provincial Championships in Prince George in August. Finally, the Bulldogs are looking forward to playing a traveling team from the Alaskan Summer League, which is one of North America’s premier summer leagues for college aged players. Additional games may be added at a later date…check the schedule page often. April 9, 2006 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club is happy to see the start of the 2006 season upon us. After an off season of reflection and planning the Boys of Summer are back and ready for business. The ‘Dogs were slated to open their schedule today with exhibition games in Surrey against their PMBL rival’s…the Red Sox. This kicks off the summer schedule that will see the team play in over 60 games between now and the end of August. The 2006 season home opener is slated for Thursday April 27 against the Richmond Auto Body Budgies. Game time is 6:oopm at Robert Burnaby Park. See you all at the BOB. January 7, 2006 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club would like to announce the newest addition to our team. Leah Christine Radix was born on Tuesday January 3rd at 12:24 am. Leah was born at Children's Hospital in Vancouver and entered the world at only 3 lbs and 13 oz. Proud 1st time parents Keith and Sarah Radix were surprised to learn that their team would be growing so early in the new year as their first child was not due till the middle of Febuary. However, as is the case with most all of the Bulldogs, Leah had just had enough hanging around and decided to see what all the excitment was about. Everyone should be happy to hear that both baby Leah and Mother Sarah are already at home and by all accounts are doing wonderfully. The proud new daddy said to this author..."worried, no way. She already eats more than I do." Please join the entire Bulldog family in welcoming baby Leah to our team. Congratulations Keith and Sarah. January 6, 2006 Burnaby's own Christine Sinclair, a long time supporter of the Bulldogs Baseball Program, recently finished her NCAA College career as only she could. Portland University, Christine's school team, finished their 2005 season as only the second school ever to win a National Championship while going undefeated through an entire season. The Pilots finished the 2005 season at an impressive 17-0-1. The biggest win of them all coming in the 2005 National Championship Game in Texas, a 4-0 win over UCLA. Christine scored 2 goals to pace Portland to it's second National Championship in 4 years and was named the NCAA Tournaments Most Valuable Offensive Player. Christine also added to her impressive resume by breaking the single season scoring record by tallying 39 goals in 2005. She also added her second straight Hermann Trophy, awarded annually to the top Division 1 player in the nation. Christine, sister to Bulldogs player-coach Mike Sinclair, has often offered support and memorabilia to many Bulldog functions over the years and can often be seen watching the boys at the BOB when she is in town. The entire Bulldog family would ask you to join us in congratulating Christine on a tremendous NCAA career. November 13, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club held their annual awards banquet this past weekend at The Lougheed Village Pub and Grill in Burnaby. As was the case in past years, all who attended where treated to the tremendous hospitality served up by Wes and his staff. Awards were handed out to both the Senior and Junior teams award winners from the 2005 season. Please see below for a complete listing of winners from this year and years past. As always, a great time was had by all and everyone had a chance to catch up after some time apart. Plans are already underway for the 2006 event...hope to see you all there. Senior Bulldogs MVP 2001 - Keith Radix 2002 - Keith Radix 2003 - Jeff Sheppard 2004 - Trevor Murray and Jeff Sheppard (Tie) 2005 - The Pitching Staff Senior Bulldogs Top Offensive Player 2001 - Jeff Schwab 2002 - Jeff schwab 2003 - Keith Radix 2004 - Jeff Sheppard 2005 - Jon Bosnick Senior Bulldogs Top Pitcher Award 2001 - Trevor Murray 2002 - Trevor Murray 2003 - Mike Sinclair 2004 - Mike Sinclair 2005 - Tim Fehr Senior Bulldogs Unsung Hero Award 2001 - Keith Fong 2002 - Mike Sinclair 2003 - Tim Fehr 2004 - Scott MacKenzie 2005 - RJ Pearce Senior Bulldogs Best Friend Award 2004 - Trevor Johnstone (Vancouver Pharaohs) 2005 - Tyler Sharpe (Maple Ridge Brewers) July 13, 2005 The 2005 schedule for the Grand Forks International Baseball Tournament was released today. The Bulldogs will certainly be in tough company in their third visit to Grand Forks. Placed in what promises to be a VERY tough draw, the 'Dogs will play the defending champion San Diego Stars in the feature game on Friday September 2 at 8 pm. Burnaby will also get to play the 2 time Baseball Canada Senior Championships Silver Medalists Saskatchewan Yellow Jackets in their opening game on Thursday September 1 at 12:30 pm. The 'Jackets will be bolstered by a number of players from the Western Major Baseball League and a long time nemisis of the Bulldogs, Jim Lawson, from the Calgary Redbirds. As if that is not enough for the 'Dogs to chew on, the club will finish the round robin against Ed Chef and the Lewiston Truckers. The Truckers, mostly made up of players from Chef's Lewis and Clark State Warriors, are always among the favorites at the GFI. In true Bulldog fashion, Head Coach Tim Fehr shrugs off the stiff compitition while simply offering "If it were easy, it just wouldn't be us." Good Luck to the 'Dogs at the 2005 GFI. July 13, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs clinched first place in the Pacific Metro Baseball League this week. The Bulldogs, PMBL Regular Season Champions for the 4th time in the last 5 years, will go into the PMBL playoffs next week as the #1 seed. The 'Dogs will play the 4th place finisher in the tournament's opening game on Friday July 22 at 7pm at Mundy Park in Coquitlam. June 19, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs and the Nanimo Coal Miners played in a marathon game today at Serauxman Staduim in Nanaimo. The 17 inning affair, that ended 0-0, started with RJ Pearce (Bby) and Greg Doyle (Nan) on the mound. Pearce pitched 9 innings and Doyle managed 7 before both turned things over to the bullpen. Tim Fehr (Bby) threw 8 innings and was matched by Jason Blackey (Nan) and Dale Balance (Nan), who threw 7 and 3 innings respectively. By all accounts this was a tremendous game and truly one for the record books. Congratulations to all of the pitchers involved and both teams for putting on a great show for the fans in Nanaimo. June 15, 2005 The Bulldogs would like to congratulate Todd Linden of the San Fransico Giants on his recent call to the Major Leagues. Todd is the brother of current Bulldogs Mark Linden and joins the Giants in Minnesota this week. Good Luck to Todd and Congratulations to the entire Linden family. June 15, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs will be well represented at the Kamloops International Baseball Tournament in July. By virtue of their First Place standing in the Pacific Metro Baseball League at the leagues June 1st deadline, the Bulldogs have earned the right to lead the PMBL Metros into this years tournament. Manager David Laing and Head Coach Tim Fehr, along with Scott MacKenzie will assemble the PMBL team that looks to improve on it's 4th place finish at last years tournament. For more information on the PMBL All-Star Team visit the webpage at www.ballcharts.com/metros Week of September 5 - Tim Fehr Week of August 15 - Jon Bosnick Week of August 1 - Scott MacKenzie Week of July 25 - Mike Sinclair Week of July 18 - Jon Bosnick Week of July 11 - Brian Rodrigues Week of July 4 - Trevor Murray & Mark Linden (tie) Week of June 27 - Jeff Schwab Week of June 20 - Sean Hotzak Week of June 13 - Scott MacKenzie Week of June 6 - Stewart MacKenzie Week of May 30 - Brian Briscoe & Andrew Koop (tie) Week of May 23 - Mark Linden Week of May 16 - Jon Bosnick Week of May 9 - Steve McCrea Week of May 1 - Jon Bosnick & Jordy Alexander (tie) Week of April 24 - Trevor Murray June 7, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs would like to announce the new BASEBALL HOTLINE number. The HOTLINE is a tool used by the club for communication on issues ranging from schedules to rainouts. The new number is (604) 530 - DOGS (3647). June 7, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs announced today the make up dates for games lost to poor weather during the first half of the season. The Bulldogs will now play the Surrey Red Sox on both Monday June 13th at 7 pm at Whalley Stadium and on Tuesday June 21st at 6:30 pm at Robert Burnaby Park. The Bulldogs would also like to announce changes to the start time for a couple of future games against the North Shore Expos. The games on both Thursday June 16th and Thursday June 23rd will now start at 6:30 pm. The games will still be played at Parkgate Park. These changes are required due to Lighting Issues at Parkgate Park. May 12, 2005 Brian Briscoe was named a Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference (NAIA Region IV) Honorable All Conference player today. Brian, who will enter his 3rd summer with the Bulldogs, had a truly tremendous season in his first NAIA season. His .335 average, 3 HR's and 47 RBI's when combined with his natural leadership ability made him a sure bet inclusion on this prestigious list. A BULLDOG congratulations to Brian on an outstanding season in Nebraska. May 12, 2005 First year Pitcher Andrew Koop continues to impress in the NAIA where he was named to the All - Region XI Team as one of the starting pitchers. Andrew's Campbellsville Tigers enter the Region XI tournament today with Koop slated to start against Lambuth University. The Bulldogs once again recognize Andrew's amazing season and wish him and the TIGERS luck in the Regional Championships. May 6, 2005 Brian Briscoe, Sean Hotzak and Andre Koop continue to put up very good stat numbers at their respective US Colleges. Briscoe, a 3rd year Bulldog, attending Peru State College in Nebraska, had a very strong season playing in the Midland Collegiate Athletic Conference (NAIA Region IV). An everyday player, Brian hit .335 (59 - 176) with 3 HR's and 47 RBI's while manning 3rd base and catching. Hotzak, ready to enter his 2nd season with the Bulldogs, attends Armstrong Atlantic State University and plays in the Peach Belt Conference (NCAA Div. II). Sean has had a great season, hitting .356 (57 - 160) with 3 HR's and 29 RBI's while playing everyday...doing most of the catching and playing 1st Base the remainder of the games. Sean was also honoured as the PBC Player of the Week in the final regular season week. The AASU Pirates finish their regular season this weekend and currently are battling for the final conference tournament birth. Good Luck to Sean and the AASU Pirates. First year Andrew Koop is making headlines and has yet to play a game in a BULLDOGS uniform. Koop, who attends Campbellville University in Kentucky, is having a tremendous season for the TIGERS. Andrew has complied a 9-4 record in 76 and 2/3's innings and produced a very sound 2.58 ERA for the Mid-South Conference (NAIA - Region XI) Champions. Andrew and the TIGERS are looking forward to the Regional Tournament next week in Texas...Good Luck Andrew. May 2, 2005 Second Year Bulldog Sean Hotzak, currently attending Armstrong Atlantic State University in Savannah, Georgia, was named the Peach Belt Conference Player of the Week. Sean who hit a whopping .728 (8 - 11) in the final week of conference play is due back in town after the college season ends towards the end of May. Good Luck in the regional playoffs Sean!!! April 29, 2005 First year pitcher ANDREW KOOP was named to the MID SOUTH CONFERENCE (NAIA - Region XI) 1st All Conference Team for the second consecutive year. Andrew, who plays for the Campbellsville University Tigers, is a sophmore pitcher from Abbotsford who will be making his PMBL debut this summer with the BULLDOGS. At the time of this posting Andrew had a record of 8-4 with a 2.75 ERA in a little under 70 innings (team lead). The BULLDOGS Baseball Club would like to congratulate Andrew and wish him luck in the regional playoffs next weekend. April 29, 2005 Baseball is most definately back at Robert Burnaby Park, home of your Burnaby Bulldogs. The 2005 season promises to be full of more exciting baseball and lasting memories. The current edition of the Bulldogs will be full of all those familiar faces you are used to seeing at the park and will also include a number of new players joining the team for their first year. All of the players from 2004 will be returning for the 2005 season with the exception of Jim and Marc Rouleau, who have returned to the North Shore and will help the expansion EXPOS in their inauguaral campaign. The Bulldogs would like to take this opportunity to thank both JIM and MARC for their contributions to the team and our program over the last few years and wish them the best of luck with their new club. GM David Laing is very happy and quite excited to announce the players being added to the club for the 2005 season. These players include 2005 Kamloops Black Sox pitcher Steve McCrea (a 2004 National Championships addition), Junior Bulldogs Graduates Andy Gonzalez, Jason Wong and Ryan Maier (all of whom are coming off a BCCBL season with the Collegiate Bulldogs), University of Hawaii at Pacific catcher Tyler Jefferson (also a Junior Bulldogs Graduate) and Pitchers Andrew Koop (Campbellsvile University) & Jordy Halloway (Bellevue University). The Dogs are also happy to add LHP/OF Chad Riley (University College of the Cariboo) and veteran Mark Linden (Seattle Studs) to the squad. Mark, who was also a US College Coach, will be called upon to help the rest of the coaching staff with his experience and knowledge. The BULLDOGS are very happy to have Mark on board for the long haul. Another announcement Laing is very happy to be making is the addition of Mike Sinclair to the Coaching Staff. Mike had been assisting with both the Collegiate and Junior teams and is making his PMBL coaching debut with this years Senior Team. Leading the team as always will be Head Coach Tim Fehr (9th Year). He will be assisted by David Laing (10th Year), Scott MacKenzie (10th Year)and Mike Sinclair (1st Year). The 2005 season will see the Bulldogs play nearly 70 games including the Kelowna Canada Day Baseball Blast, The 2005 Grand Forks International Baseball Tournament and the 2005 Pacific Western Brewery Senior Baseball Provincial Championships (which is being hosted by your BURNABY BULLDOGS) on the August Long weekend at Robert Burnaby Park. Additional games are scheduled against the LANGLEY PIL BLAZE and the VICTORIA MAVERICKS ALL-STARS. Come on out to the BOB and support your BULLDOGS this summer. The Burnaby Bulldogs, established in 1976, play in the Lower Mainland's Pacific Metro Baseball League against teams from Coquitlam, Richmond, Surrey, Maple Ridge, UBC Alumni, North Shore and Nanaimo. Check out the league website at www.ballcharts.com/pmbl. Pacific Metro Baseball League Champions in 2001, 2003 and 2004, Provincial Champions in 2001, 2002, 2003 & 2004 and Western Canada Baseball Association Champions in 2001 & 2003. The Bulldogs play their home games at scenic Robert Burnaby Park (4th and Rosewood St.). Febuary 18, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Team released it's 2005 Pacific Metro Baseball League regular season schedule today. The 34 game regular season begins on Sunday April 17th and concludes on Sunday July 17th. 10 double headers and 14 single games make up the 2005 slate. Check out the SCHEDULE tab for a complete listing of games. For Immediate Release: January 23, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club would like to announce the launch of the 2005 PWB Senior Provincials webpage. The new site at www.ballcharts.com/2005SrProvincials has been set up to promote the 2005 Provincial Championships and serve as a communicatons tool to the teams involved. Team rosters, team pictures, game stats, individual stats, the schedule and press releases about the teams involved will hopefully add to the overall package at this summers championship tournament. For information about the webpage or 2005 Senior Provincials, please contact David Laing through the contact informaton on the contacts tab. January 22, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club announced its new web address today. Www.burnabybulldogs.ca becomes the new cyber-home of the organization. The clubs Senior, Junior and Collegiate teams will be linked to the new address through their BallCharts sites. Visit the Bulldogs at www.burnabybulldogs.ca and follow the teams through their respective season. January 22, 2005 The Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club announced today their 2005 schedule will include stops in both Kelowna and Grand Forks. The Bulldogs will play in their 3rd Grand Forks International Baseball Tournament on the Labour Day Long weekend in September and their second straight Canada Day Baseball Blast in Kelowna in July. The Grand Forks International, being played for the 26th time, will again see some of the best amateur baseball played in the country this year on display at the beginning of September. High profile teams like the Chicago Prairie Gravel, Cincinnati Cobalt, Louisiana Lightning, Seattle Studs and San Diego Stars will join a traveling team from Chinese Taipai and Team Canada in this years field. The Bulldogs will be joined by fellow British Columbia Senior Baseball Association rivals, the Trail Orioles, as BC's ambassadors at this prestigious event. Stay in touch with GFI developments and announcements by visiting their website at www.grandforksbaseball.com The Canada Day Baseball Blast in Kelowna is a second year event that brings together some of the best Senior Baseball teams in Western Canada for a mid season money tournament. Last years line up included the 2003 Alberta Senior Baseball Champions Calgary Cardinals, 2003 BC Senior Provincial finalists Nanaimo Coal Miners, GFI bound Trail Orioles, 2005 Baseball Canada Senior Championships hosts Kamloops Black Sox and the host Kelowna Jays. Stay tuned for announcements involving this years lineup. For Immediate Release: December 11, 2004 The Pacific Metro Baseball League is very pleased to announce that the 2005 British Columbia Senior Baseball Association Provincial Championship Tournament has been awarded to the Burnaby Bulldogs. In a PMBL meeting held on Saturday December 11, 2004 in New Westminster, the Board of Governors determined by a 3-1 vote that Burnaby would represent the league and play host to this high profile tournament. The other PMBL team considered was the Richmond Auto Body Budgies The 2005 BCSBA Provincial Championship Tournament will be played at scenic Robert Burnaby Park on the August long weekend (July 29 – August 1) and will feature teams from Victoria, North Island, Okanogan, Trail, Prince George, Burnaby and the lower mainland. A round robin format will ensure each team play’s a minimum of 3 games with the championship final scheduled to be played on the afternoon of Monday August 1, 2005. The BCSBA Provincial Championship Tournament was last hosted by the PMBL in 1999. The Richmond Auto Body Budgies were awarded the tournament that was eventually won by the Victoria Mavericks. For any information regarding the 2005 BCSBA Provincial Championship Tournament, contact either David Laing at 604-649-1477 or Tim Fehr at 604-341-6955 or through their web page at www.burnabybulldogs.ca . November 28, 2004, The 5th annual Burnaby Bulldogs Awards night and wrap up party was held on Friday, November 26th at the Lougheed Village Pub and Grill in Burnaby. Nearly 85 people attended and were treated to an evening of fun, friends and general good times. Awards were given out for both our Junior and Senior teams with the winners being recognized and listed on the respective team web pages. The Senior Bulldogs also chose to recognize a couple of former players for their contributions to the program in our building years. Barry Demarco and Gord MacInnes were recognized for the lengthy involvement with the Bulldogs Baseball Club. Barry was an instrumental part of the building of the team between 1990 and 2000. Barry served as an assistant coach for many of those years and managed to put up some impressive stats while doing so...lifetime average around .400, No-Hitter in the 1994 Pacific Metro Baseball League Playoffs in Richmond against North Shore and some of the best outfield play ever seen at Central Park (former home of the Burnaby Bulldogs). Gord played a total of 12 seasons for the club, starting in 1988 and also ending up in 2000. Gord can be remembered for his quiet yet strong leadership and his always TEAM FIRST approach. Gord played both Outfield and First Base while with the team and can still be identified as 'The Guy' who rattled baseballs off of the Skytrain Tracks behind Central Park on a regular basis. The Bulldogs would like to thank Wes and his team at the Village for a job well done and everyone who attended this years event. In addition to the team at the Village, we would like to further ackknowledge the Event Photographer Tony Rodrigues for all of his help and John Jefferson for his donation of the Propane Fire Pit. Event Photos will soon be available and posted on the respective web pages. October 15, 2004 The 2004 edition of the Burnaby Bulldogs was once again very successful on the field, compiling an overall record of 39 wins and 15 losses. A considerably better showing at this years Baseball Canada Senior Championships in Moncton, New Brunswick and a trip to the Grand Forks International Baseball Tournament at the end of August are certainly high-lites from the summer. However the most memorable game played in 2004; and quite possibly Bulldog History, was played in early September against a traveling team From Chinese Taipei. While the 'Dogs were not able to sneak out a win against the strong side from Taiwan, they did take a lead into the 7th inning in a well played game by both teams. It is the clubs hope that this will not be the last time they are able to play teams of this calibre and would like to once again thank everyone involved in putting this game together. Individual performances worthy of special mention this summer include first year players Jon Bosnick (University of Texas at Arlington) who led the Bulldogs in hitting and Sean Hotzak (Armstrong Atlantic University) along with Jeff Sheppard (2004 Bulldogs MVP), Trevor Murray and Mike Sinclair. The Burnaby Bulldogs would also like to take some time to thank those players from the Pacific Metro Baseball League, British Columbia's best Senior League, for all of their time and energy. We simply could not offer up the results without your involvement. Special thanks to Trevor Johnstone, Tyler Sharpe and Scott Nehaj (Vancouver Pharaohs); Mark Dorrington and Clay Premack (Surrey Mariners); Mike Lazuruk, Waleed Elabed, Matt Kittleson and Cav Whitely (UBC Alumni); Travis Phillips (Richmond Auto Body Budgies) and Rob Gauthier (Coquitlam Angels). In addition to the players listed above, the 'Dogs would like to especially thank Grant Matsuda (Vancouver Pharaohs) and Dave Diachuck (Surrey Mariners) for the help at the Provincials in Trail...your insight and energy made it easy for the rest of the staff. Finally, we would like to acknowledge the following players from around the province...We hope you enjoyed your time with us...Brad Rogers (Nanaimo); Sean Murphy (Victoria); Steve McRea, Will Devick and Paul Wourms (Kamloops). September 15, 2004 The Burnaby Bulldogs and PMBL All-star additions lost a very close game against a traveling team from Chinese Taipai by a score of 2-1. A run scored in the first inning (Keith Radix, Burnaby Bulldogs) looked as if it would be enough as Trevor Johnstone (Vancouver Pharaohs), Rob Gauthier (Coquitlam Angels), Trevor Murray and Mike Sinclair (Burnaby Bulldogs) worked their way through the Chinese lineup. A bloop hit plated the winning run in the top of the 7th inning to beat the local team. The Burnaby Bulldogs and the PMBL would like to thank the Chinese Taipai Baseball Association and consultant Oliver Wu for the opprotunity to play this highly skilled and extreamly classy team. We hope that this exibition will be the first of many such games played between the PMBL and traveling teams. We would also like to thank the Surrey Amature Baseball Association, Rick Williams and the Surrey Mariners, Chuck Baily, and the folks at Whalley Stadium for the tremendous job with game day operations. August 15, 2004 The Burnaby Bulldogs are the 2004 British Columbia Senior Men's Champions!!! The 'Dogs did it again in Trail by winning 4 straight and defeating a scrappy Victoria team in the final. Tournament MVP honours were won by Jeff Sheppard, who had 6 hits with 2 home runs. Jeff drove in 9 runs and scored 6 more himself. Also contributing big offensively was tournament Top Hitter, Jon Bosnick, who was 8 for 12. The Burnaby Bulldogs will now represent BC at the Baseball Canada Senior Baseball Championships in Moncton, New Brunswick, August 25 - August 29. April 1, 2004 Welcome to the brand-new home of the Burnaby Bulldogs Baseball Club. The 2004 edition of the Burnaby Bulldogs will look very familiar to those who have followed the team over the last few years. GM David Laing has announced that the following familar faces will be returning to the club for the 2004 season: Jim Rouleau(C), Scott Carrol(1B/OF) and Trevor Rurak(IF). Jim Rouleau returns after a year with the CBL in Victoria. Jim last played for the Bulldogs in 2002, joining the team for the PMBL playoffs, Provincials, and the Baseball Canada Senior Championship where he was named Top Catcher. Scott Carrol will rejoin the team after one year off. Scott has been teaching and coaching baseball at a high school in San Diego, CA. Scott led the Bulldogs in home runs in his last full season. Trevor Rurak will join the Bulldogs after finishing his college career with UBC in 2003. Trevor has also played for the 'Dogs in 2002 at both the Provincials and the Nationals. Leading the Bulldogs again this year will be Head Coach Tim Fehr and assistants David Laing and Scott MacKenzie. Coach Fehr will have some decisions to make this year given the returning additions to the club (Rouleau, Rurak and Carroll). The upcoming season will see a schedule that includes stops in Kamloops for the May Long Weekend Tourny; Kelowna, for the Canada Day Tournament; and Grand Forks, for the Grand Forks International Tournament on Labour Day. The team should also see some of its players in the Kamloops International Baseball Tournament with the Pacific Metro Baseball League All-stars in July. The Bulldogs will also play host to a September tournament that will see the PMBL's best players suit up in a format that has yet to be announced. During Summer 2004, the Bulldogs will play approximately 60 games against some of the best talent in the province. Exciting baseball is sure to be the result as the 'Dogs look to continue to develop and to offer Burnaby baseball fans another exciting summer at the 'Bob.' The Burnaby Bulldogs, established in 1976, play in the Lower Mainland's Pacific Metro Baseball League against teams from Coquitlam, Richmond, Surrey, Vancouver, UBC Alumni, and Nanaimo. Check out the league website at www.baseball.bc.ca/pmbl. Pacific Metro Baseball League Champions in 2001, 2003 and 2004, Provincial Champions in 2001, 2002, 2003 & 2004 and Western Canada Baseball Association Champions in 2001 & 2003. The Bulldogs play their home games at scenic Robert Burnaby Park (4th and Rosewood St.). 2004 BULLDOGS PLAYER OF THE WEEK WINNERS Week of Sept 8 - Jon Bosnick Week of Aug 31 - Jeff Schwab Week of Aug 18 - Jeff Sheppard Week of Aug 4 - Jeff Sheppard Week of July 28 - Mike Sinclair Week of July 21 - Brian Briscoe Week of July 14 - Sean Hotzak Week of July 7 - Mike Sinclair Week of June 30 - Jeff Sheppard Week of June 23 - Trevor Murray Week of June 16 - R J Pearce Week of June 9 - Keith Radix Week of June 3 - Stewart MacKenzie Week of May 27 - Roger Warburton Week of May 20 - Stewart MacKenzie Week of May 13 - Trevor Murray Week of May 6 - Justin Lopthien Week of April 29 - Tim Fehr Week of April 18 - Jeff Sheppard