Mustangs Baseball
is looking for Under 10 players to fill our roster for the upcoming summer season.
If interested contact club President on 0404 448 230
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Welcome to the website of Mustangs Baseball Club (formerly Condell Park Baseball Club). We are situated in the South West of Sydney NSW Australia.
Mustangs Baseball members have been instrumental in forming at least 4 clubs that play and form part of the Bankstown Baseball Association. along with the original Indians Touring team.
REMEMBER:
"YOUR FUTURE STARTS HERE"
Your current level of ability does not determine how much we can help you, your desire to learn does!
We create a friendly, challenging environment that stimulates each player to want to perform better. You will emerge from our club being able to hit, run, field and throw better than you could before. Our objectives are to help every player finish each season with a sense of pride and personal achievement.
Mustangs in Japan
Congratulations to the 3 Mustangs boys who are currently playing baseball in Japan.
These boys trialled with the NSWJBL and were successful in their quest to play overseas and especially Japan. During their tournament the team were successful in beating the USA a feat the team and coaching staff should be proud of.
Along with the 3 boys Daniel Pennell, Luke Bradley and Luke Sampson the team coach is also a member of Mustangs Baseball Association, Graham Barnier.
Congratulations to the team on a job well done and also for being great ambassadors for the great Mustangs Baseball Club.
ETIQUETTE
I am astounded to need to explain this again. Baseball etiquette requires that when a team is ten runs ahead they will not steal bases. Further (and just as importantly) the team that is ten runs behind will not steal either. Surely it is not a surprise that when the team is extending the courtesy of not trying to humiliate the losing team by scoring as many runs as possible, they are not just inviting you to catch up.
Teams should not be insulting - players would be expected to advance on balls evading the catcher.
Failure to observe these courtesies inevitably lead to ill feeling.
