Affiliate Leagues & Organizations

Here are a few of the organisations with which Rutland Minor Baseball is associated:

BC Minor Baseball

RMBA is a member association of BC Minor Baseball Assoc. BCMBA is Rutland Minor Baseball?s governing body, setting the rules by which we play the game, regulating league and tournament play, representing our interests on a national level, as well as other key functions.

Baseball BC

Baseball B.C. (the B.C. Amateur Baseball Association) is the recognised Provincial Sport Organization for amateur baseball in the province of British Columbia. The organisation?s mandate includes providing coach and athlete development programs and promoting the sport of baseball in our province. Their membership consists of B.C. Minor Baseball Association, B.C. Babe Ruth Baseball Association, B.C. Junior Baseball Association, B.C. Senior Baseball Association, B.C. Baseball Umpires Association, and Pacific Coast Baseball Coaches of B.C.

Baseball Canada

Federally incorporated as the Canadian Federation of Amateur Baseball, Baseball Canada is the national governing body for baseball in Canada. Now entering it's 32nd year, Baseball Canada is made up of 11 provincial and territorial associations representing over 500,000 players, 62,000 coaches, 11,000 umpires and 13,000 teams nation-wide. Baseball Canada is a member of both the Canadian Olympic Association and the International Baseball Association. It is funded and recognized by Sports Canada and the Department of Canadian Heritage, and is recognized by Revenue Canada as having charitable status.

BC Baseball Umpires

As the name indicates, B.C. Baseball Umpires Association represents the umpires that officiate our games. BCBUA is focused on delivering training programs for its umpires as well as setting guidelines and codes of conduct for the men in blue.

BC Premier Baseball League

In the fall of 2003, Kelowna Minor Baseball submitted an application to enter a team into the B.C. Premier Baseball League. Although this application was spearheaded by KMBA, it was actually a combined effort with Rutland Minor Baseball. Both associations realised they would need to work together to deliver a viable application and eventually a competitive 18U team. In early November of the same year, BCPBL announced the acceptance of two new teams into their ranks for the upcoming 2004 season: the Kelowna Cubs and the Penticton Thunder. The Kelowna Cubs will draw players from Kelowna, Rutland and throughout the Central and Northern Okanagan and as far North as Prince George.

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