Netherlands women's national baseball team

National women's baseball team of the Netherlands
Netherlands national baseball team
Information
CountryKingdom of the Netherlands
FederationRoyal Netherlands Baseball and Softball Federation
ConfederationWBSC Europe
WBSC ranking
Current13[1]
Women's World Cup
Appearances3 (first in 2010)
Best result7th

The Netherlands women's national baseball team is the national women's baseball team of the Netherlands. They are currently the only team representing Europe in international competition.

The team is controlled by the Women's Baseball Netherlands Foundation, an independent organisation founded by Ivette van Putten and Percy Isenia. The Netherlands debuted in the 2010 Women's Baseball World Cup.

Current rosters

The following players make up the provisional squad selected for the Dutch team for the 2014 Women's Baseball World Cup, held in September 2014.

Netherlands roster - 2014 Women's Baseball World Cup
Official roster Coaching staff
Pitchers
  •    Loes Asmus
  •    Marijke van Veen
  •    Thari Diefenbach
  •    Maaike Haak
  •    Jessica Kroeskop
  •    Ciska Welboren
  •    Anouk Vergunst
 Catchers
  •    Claudia Kranendonk
  •    Famke Gildemacher

Infielders

  •    Esther Maliepaard
  •    Annemiek Koehorst
  •    Susanne van Kampen
  •    Sofie van de Wiel

Outfielders

  •    Kyra van Genderen
  •    Marije Filius
  •    Paulieke Breukers
  •    Kelly Zuurendonk
 Manager
  •    Eddie Dix

Coaches

  •    Marko Winkel (Bench Coach)
  •    Ramon Rijgersberg (Pitching Coach)
Updated July 24, 2015

International competition

2010 Women's Baseball World Cup

Date Venue Opponent Competition Result
August 12, 2010 Venezuela Estadio José A. Casanova, Caracas  Venezuela 2010 Women's Baseball World Cup 4-20 L
August 13, 2010 Venezuela Estadio José A. Casanova, Caracas  Hong Kong 12-9 (F/3)
August 15, 2010 Venezuela Estadio José Perez Colmenares, Maracay  Australia 3-16 L
August 16, 2010 Venezuela Estadio Aviación, Maracay  Canada 1-12 L
August 16, 2010 Venezuela Estadio Aviación, Maracay  Chinese Taipei 0-11 L
August 19, 2010 Venezuela Estadio Aviación, Maracay  Puerto Rico 1-11 L
August 20, 2010 Venezuela Estadio Aviación, Maracay  South Korea 5-15 L
August 21, 2010 Venezuela Estadio Aviación, Maracay  South Korea 4-11 L

2012 Women's Baseball World Cup

Date Venue Opponent Competition Result
August 10, 2012 Canada Telus Field, Edmonton  United States 2012 Women's Baseball World Cup 10-0 L [F/5]
August 11, 2012 Canada Telus Field, Edmonton  Japan 0-21 L [F/5]
August 12, 2012 Canada Telus Field, Edmonton  Chinese Taipei 17-3 L
August 13, 2012 Canada Telus Field, Edmonton  Australia 13-11 L
August 14, 2012 Canada Telus Field, Edmonton  Canada 2-19 L [F/5]
August 16, 2012 Canada Telus Field, Edmonton  Venezuela 14-6 L
August 17, 2012 Canada Telus Field, Edmonton  Cuba 5-13 L
August 18, 2012 Canada Telus Field, Edmonton  Chinese Taipei 7-5 L
August 19, 2012 Canada Telus Field, Edmonton  Cuba 8-10 W


2014 Women's Baseball World Cup

Date Venue Opponent Competition Result
September 1, 2014 Japan Ivy Stadium, Miyazaki  Canada 2014 Women's Baseball World Cup 11-0 L [F/5]
September 2, 2014 Japan Sun Marine Stadium, Miyazaki  United States 0-17 L [F/5]
September 3, 2014 Japan Ivy Stadium, Miyazaki  Chinese Taipei 4-2 L
September 5, 2014 Japan Ivy Stadium, Miyazaki  Venezuela 6-1 L
September 6, 2014 Japan Ivy Stadium, Miyazaki  Hong Kong 11-19 L
September 7, 2014 Japan Ivy Stadium, Miyazaki  Hong Kong 4-0 L

Shooting incident

On August 13, a Hong Kong player was shot in the leg during a game against the Netherlands at the 2010 Women's Baseball World Cup. The incident occurred in the top of the fourth inning, when the Netherlands were leading with 12–9. The game was being held at the José Antonio Casanova stadium in Fort Tiuna, a military garrison in Caracas.[2]

See also

External links

  • Official Website Women's Baseball in the Netherlands

References

  1. ^ "Rankings". WBSC. Retrieved 28 December 2022.
  2. ^ Hong Kong player shot in leg at women's baseball championship
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