2017 Registration for the Juniors section of Guildford Baseball & Softball Club is now open. Forms can be downloaded from the junior downloads page on the website….here We are looking […]
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David Jones Wins BSUK Volunteer of the Year
Club stalwart, David Jones, has won BSUK’s 2017 Volunteer of the Year, announced at the recent BSUK Coaches seminar held in Birmingham. David received the award as recognition for the […]
GBSC Achieves Clubmark Accreditation
Guildford Baseball & Softball Club are pleased to announced that the club has succeeded in completing the Clubmark accreditation process. Only a handful of baseball and softball clubs have received […]
Gold Cats Are Go!
Guildford Baseball & Softball club have announced the creation of a new third team to enter BBF competition for the 2017 season. The Guildford Gold Cats will take their place […]
New Feature! – Player Profiles
RECENTLY ADDED – Lewis Bawden / David Jones / Adam Gould / Tim Bawden The game is more than just balls, strikes and base hits, and the players are more […]
Guildford Beginners Baseball 2017
Want to try a new sport in 2017? Come along to our Beginners Baseball sessions, starting the second week of January. In 2017 , the Guildford Baseball & Softball Club […]
Awards Night 2016
Guildford Baseball and Softball Club, held it’s awards night on Sat 8th Oct, at the Seahorse in Shalford. Tetsuro Shinkawa and Chris Ward walked off with the MVP awards for […]
Millers Bitten by Wildcats
Guildford Millers 8 -12 Tonbridge Wildcats The second game of the play offs had fourth seed Millers travel to Tonbridge but this time to play the undefeated Wildcats and […]
Millers Advance
The Guildford Millers advanced to the second round of ther BBF Single-A play-offs at the expense of the Essex Archers on Sunday, with a 14-7 win at Christs College. The […]
Mavericks Friendly with Tonbridge
The Guildford Mavericks had a scheduled fixture with in Essex with Romford Wasps on Sunday 31th July 2016 but Romford were unable to field a team so the Mavericks were […]
