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Last updated 10 Jan 2023
Demons Batting CagesOpen
Demons Field 1Open
Demons Field 2Open
Padres Batting CagesOpen
Padres Field 1Open
Padres Field 2Open
Padres Field 3Open
Padres Field 4 (LL)Open
Rapids Batting CagesOpen
Rapids Field 1Open

Upcoming

  1. December 2026

    1. Fri 11

      Day 1/32026 Women's State Titles

      Hosted by Runcorn Indians Baseball Club.

      Wakerley Park 65 Dew Street Runcorn QLD 4113

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    2. Sat 12

      Day 2/32026 Women's State Titles

      Hosted by Runcorn Indians Baseball Club.

      Wakerley Park 65 Dew Street Runcorn QLD 4113

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    3. Sun 13

      Day 3/32026 Women's State Titles

      Hosted by Runcorn Indians Baseball Club.

      Wakerley Park 65 Dew Street Runcorn QLD 4113

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    4. Mon 14

      Day 1/32026 Youth Women and Little League Girls

      Hosted by Narangba Demons Baseball Club

      Harris Avenue, Narangba 39 Glasstail Cr, Brisbane QLD 4504

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    5. Tue 15

      Day 2/32026 Youth Women and Little League Girls

      Hosted by Narangba Demons Baseball Club

      Harris Avenue, Narangba 39 Glasstail Cr, Brisbane QLD 4504

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About

Three clubs. One region. A pathway beyond the local diamond.


Brisbane North Baseball  —  BNR  — represents the players, teams and clubs of the Brisbane North region through Pine Rivers Rapids, Redcliffe Padres and Narangba Demons.

Our role is simple: to provide representative baseball that gives players somewhere to go next.

Players come into BNR through their local clubs. From there, representative baseball gives them the opportunity to test themselves against players from across Queensland and Australia; through regional, State and National competition, and for some, opportunities that reach well beyond Australia.

BNR is about more than putting a team on the field.

It is about creating the environment around representative baseball; selecting and supporting teams, developing players and coaches, bringing people together, and giving talented and committed players the chance to discover what they can do when the standard gets higher.

And behind every team is a much bigger group of people. Players, coaches, officials, families and volunteers all play a part in building representative baseball in our region. Their time, commitment and belief in the game are what make the opportunities possible.

We are proud of what Brisbane North has achieved. Our teams have competed at the highest levels of Australian baseball, our players have represented Queensland and Australia, and our region has reached an international stage.

But success isn't measured only by what gets written on the scoreboard.

It is also the player who finds another level in themselves, the teammate who becomes a lifelong friend, the coach who helps a player believe they belong, and the family that keeps turning up to support the journey.

Every representative team starts somewhere. Every player starts with a local club, a first try, a first selection, a first tournament. BNR's role is to help create the steps in between and to give players the opportunity to challenge themselves, chase something bigger and see where baseball can take them.

From our clubs to the representative stage.
From Brisbane North to wherever baseball takes you.

That is BNR