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Liverpool Trojans Baseball Club
Bootle Stadium, Maguire Ave, Bootle, Merseyside. L20 9PQ



LIVERPOOL TROJANS AAA NATONAL CHAMPIONS 2011

 

   

                    NBC Sept 2011 Day 1                                                    NBC Sept 2011 Day 2

 

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 Liverpool Trojans 2012 pre season indoor training starts on Sunday 29th January 1pm - 4pm at Bootle Stadium.  Sessions will cost £3 per person to pay for the extra hour.  This year we hope to make use of our pitching machine and batting cage every session.

Training sessions will be open to anyone aged 14 and over regardless of ability, although under 16's will require a completed parental consent form.

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Baseball and Softball to have Olympic Torch Bearers

Eight thousand Olympic Torch Bearers will carry the flame on an eight thousand mile journey throughout Britain in 2012 before the torch finally comes to rest in Olympic Park -- and Manchester Softball League Head Harry Somers and Norman Wells, Honorary President of the Liverpool Trojans Baseball Club, have been selected by a special Sport England panel to be among them.

Norman Wells has been an active baseball player, coach and volunteer since 1946 as a founder member of the Liverpool Trojans and he is still involved as a scorer and avid spectator. His leadership, determination and drive helped re-form the Trojans after the club struggled in the late 1950s.

Norman's vision, and the quality of baseball on Merseyside, led the club to five consecutive national finals and three British championships between 1976 and 1980 and the club continues to compete regularly at national finals.

His enthusiasm and passion for the club sees him still involved as Honorary President and at the age of 90 he scored the opening game of the Trojans' season in 2011.

This year, Norman's efforts have been recognised with Lifetime Achievement Awards presented by Sefton Borough Council in October and at the Merseyside Sporting Champions dinner in Liverpool on November 4.

His service to baseball has also been recognised by his peers through the highest accolade in his sport when he was inducted into the inaugural class of the British Baseball Hall of Fame in 2009.



 Liverpool Trojans 2011 AAA National Champions

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The Liverpool Trojans compete in the British Baseball Federation AAA Northern League, administered by Baseball Softball UK (BSUK). The Trojans will compete against teams from Manchester, Halton, and Menwith Hill.

 

AAA - 2011 Regular Final Standings

                                                                                                              AAA North Division

Team W L T Pct GB GP RF RA Division
Trojans 22 0 0 1.000 - 22 213 39 22-0-0
Jaguars 10 9 0 .526 10.5 19 113 148 10-9-0
A's 9 10 0 .474 11.5 19 105 99 9-10-0
Patriots 0 22 0 .000 22.0 22 18 163 0-22-0
Team W L T Pct GB GP RF RA Division
Badgers 19 5 0 .792 - 24 270 124 19-5-0
Redbacks 21 9 0 .700 1.0 30 296 175 21-9-0
Kings 18 10 0 .643 3.0 28 231 146 18-10-0
Metros 18 10 0 .643 3.0 28 228 175 18-10-0
Knights 5 23 0 .179 16.0 28 142 308 5-23-0
Bears 3 27 0 .100 19.0 30 94 333 3-27-0

 

The Liverpool Trojans are always on the look out for new talent.

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Mersey History

A rich history of baseball exists on Merseyside dating back to the 1930's.  On July 20th 1933, appeared the first mention of an American style Baseball League. At this time, the game was already established in London and had existed for about 11 years under the banner of the Anglo-American Baseball Association. Teams such as the London Americans, the London Canadians and the London Japanese all competed.

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Trojans Histroy

The original team was formed in 1946 by ex-servicemen returning from the second world war.  During the early years the team were on a very steep learning curve as the standard of baseball in the UK was extremely high.  During the mid 70's and early 80's the Trojans won the British Championship 3 times and won their own division for nine consecutive years, at the time a British record.  The current Liverpool Trojans are setting their own high standards and are keen to follow their predecessor's winning ways.

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