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| Posted Aug 22/10 - Fall Baseball News |
Please check the PlayerOnly page for updates ___________________________________________________________________ The Chiefs will run a fall ball program starting Tuesday Aug. 31st at 6pm at Whalley Ball Park and conclude in approximately mid October. All players aged 13-16 are welcome to workout. Practices will be on Tuesday's, Wednesday's and Thursday's from 6pm to 9pm and also on weekends. The schedule will include approximately 15 games and tournaments. The Junior Team has a planned trip to the North Shore Jamboree. The Chiefs will have several coaches available over the fall and then the strength and conditioning staff will move inside at the Sport Starz training facility in Surrey. The cost of fall ball will be $200 which includes top instruction, baseballs, Chiefs hat & game top, utilities at Whalley and shared hotel accomodation. Whalley Ball Park's playing surface is in great shape and is considered as one of the best in the PBL. |
| Posted Jul 14/10 - Sport Starz to Sponsor Jr.Chiefs Fall 2010 |
An agreement was worked out with Keith Faure ,owner of the Sport Starz Facility in Surrey and Paul Hargreaves GM of the Fraser Valley Chiefs to resurge the Junior Chiefs PBL program for the Fall of 2010 and playing season 2011.John Parker will manage the club with home games to be played at Whalley Ball Park.Website at www.thesportstarz.com and click on baseball. Fall ball will start in late August and run through mid October with a tentative trip to Yakima Wa. planned over Thanksgiving weekend.The North Shore Jamboree has been added.Costs of the fall program will include a Chiefs game top and hat as well as off field strength & conditioning at Sport Starz.Further infomation will follow shortly. Added to Coach Parker's staff (pictured) is Mike Addy( Sr. Chiefs) and Randy Elrick (Baseball BC)Instruction will come from Ernie Hawkins (catcher's) and Brooks McNiven(Pitcher's) ___________________________________________________________________________ |
Fraser Valley Junior Chiefs
Welcome to the website of the Fraser Valley Junior Chiefs. We are the primary development team - or feeder team - for the Fraser Valley Chiefs of the BC Premier Baseball League. The BCPBL is the top high school age league in Canada, and regularly showcases the best young baseball talent in the country.
Each season the BCPBL sends many players to college and university programs both in Canada and the USA, with a select few being chosen in the annual Major League Baseball draft. The Chiefs are one of the longest running club teams in Canada and have a long history of graduating players into college and university programs, as well as professional baseball (click here for a list of Chiefs draft picks).
The Jr Chiefs play in the BC Junior Premier League, a 16U wood bat league. We play approximately 40 league games, plus an additional 20-30 exhibition and tournament games from March through the end of July. A Tournament in Alaska is planned for 2011.The emphasis of the junior program is to develop our players and prepare them to move up with the tools necessary to compete and succeed at the next level.Winning isn't everything.
Players in our program are expected to be dedicated to bettering themselves both on and off the field. Hard work and hustle, playing the game with class and respect, physical fitness, off-season training and academic responsibility are all critical components of our program. Players at this level take the game seriously as most have post-secondary baseball aspirations and all want to test themselves against the best.Player costs will be competitive.
To learn more about the baseball opportunities with the Junior PBL Chiefs, please contact GM Paul Hargreaves at plh7@shaw.ca , John Parker Head Coach at cubsfan101@msn.com or Ass't Coach Mike Addy at mbacsc@shaw.ca.
