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NCBL HOME

Web site contact: Joe Beelen
email:ncbl@rogers.com
Phone: 613-355-5565(cell)
Work Phone : 613-688-8890 ext 86039 (W) (10am-6pm)
Work Email : joe.beelen@scotiabank.com
Fax : 748-4071 (Bill Beelen)

League Executive
Name Home # Email Work Email
Commissioner Bill Beelen 224-9294 bcbeelen@rogers.com bbeelen@cmhc-schl.gc.ca
Treasurer Craig Cornell 249-9036 craigcornell@hotmail.com
Umpires Marcel Nicholas 731-6128 marcelnicholas@rogers.com please, only tier presidents call or email Marcel unless for rain
League Secretary Joe Beelen 355-5565 ncbl@rogers.com
Registrar Mike Glustien ncblrosters@rogers.com mikeglustien@rogers.com
Tier 1 President Roch Seguin pudge44@rogers.com
Tier 2 President Phil Taylor 291-1276 ptaylor@edc.ca
Tier 3 President Josh Murdoch
Tier 4 President
Discipline Chair Marcel Levac

The National Capital Baseball League is Ottawa's only adult amateur baseball league. The league consists of many teams from around the region including Nepean, Kanata, Orleans, Gloucester, Gatineau/Hull, Metcalfe, Winchester.

The NCBL offers players the chance to play the great game of baseball in an organized, fun, and competitive atmosphere. The league is divided into 4 "tiers" with Tier 1 being the most competitive and highest level and Tier 4 being the "recreational" level. Therefore, the league tries to offer all players a level playing field no matter what skill level one falls under.

The schedule runs from the middle of May until the beginning September. NCBL games are being played on all nights of the week. Typically games are played at 6:00, 6:15, and 8:30pm on weeknights and at a variety of times during weekends on a number of different fields around the city. Tier 1 plays 2-3 nights a week, Tier's 2 & 3 play about 2 times a week and Tier 4 plays about once a week.

Games ARE umpired and normal baseball rules are used. Each tier plays out a regular season schedule, and then each tier conducts a playoff to crown a champion for the tier. At the end of the season, awards are given out for individual and team accomplishments.

The NCBL is run strictly on a volunteer basis, and each team is expected to contribute to the league in one way or another.

Each team in the NCBL recruits it's own players, and raises it's own funds however they wish to. Some teams have sponsors while other teams don't.

For the history of the NCBL go here... http://www.kazwik.com/ncbl/leaguehistory.html

For more information on the NCBL, email me at ncbl@rogers.com or call me at 355-5565