Doncaster Baseball Club

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Doncaster Dragons Baseball Club
Information
League	Baseball Victoria
Location	Doncaster East, Victoria
Ballpark	Deep Creek Reserve
Year founded	1974
Colors	Green and gold
Uniforms
Current Alternative

The Doncaster Baseball Club, also known as the Doncaster Dragons is a baseball club based in Doncaster, Victoria and is the third largest club in Australia.

The Dragons currently field 6 senior teams, 3 Women's teams and 6 junior teams in the Baseball Victoria Summer League.

In winter the Dragons field 3 Senior Men's teams and 4 Junior teams in the Melbourne Winter Baseball League

History[]

The Doncaster Dragons Baseball Club was formed in 1974 with the merger of the Doncaster United Baseball Club and the former Doncaster Baseball Club. The Doncaster United Baseball Club was formed itself from the amalgamation of the Box Hill Baseball Club and Donvale Baseball Club some years prior.

The club's first president was the late Charles Chasemore, he led the club from 1974 to 1976.

On 9 December 2008 it was named Club of the Year by the Australian Baseball Federation.^[1]

Premierships[]

Summer[]

Winter[]

• Titles in italics refer to reserves grade

Women's[]

• Titles in italics refer to reserves grade

See also[]

• Baseball Victoria

References[]

External links[]

• Official website

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