1993 Australian National Youth 'B' Baseball Team

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1993

Overview

A colour photograph mounted on white cardboard of the Australian National Youth 'B' Baseball Team on their 1993 tour of American Samoa and the USA. The team are wearing an all-white playing uniform. The playing top has 'Australia' written diagonally across the front and the individual player's number in the left lower quadrant, in dark green outlined with yellow. Their caps are mid-green with a white, stylised letter 'A' on the front of the crown.

Historical information

The Australian National Youth 'B' Team toured American Samoa and the USA in 1993.

Team members were:
Back row: Brian Cakebread (Head Coach), Peter Pruis, Duane Harrison, Tyson Loetzsch, Brandon Pollard, Darren Simmons, Andrew Queisser, Paul Harvey, Russell Spear, Darren Garrick (Pitching Coach).
Middle row: Luke Dymott, Damian Lawrence, Gavin Fingleson, Adam Wardrop, Jason Scarabotti, Nathan Lovick, Peter Worboys (Assistant Coach).
Front row: John Radalj (Executive Officer), Damian Moss, Mark Blair, Craig Ryan, Dean Marnell, Andrew Boling, Matthew McDougall, David Sagar (Physiotherapist).

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-100-2020.560

Item type

Photographs

Themes

People
Photography
Social History
Sport

Material

Cardboard

Photographic Paper

Width

30 cm

Height or length

25 cm

Inscriptions and markings

'Australian National Youth "B" Team'
'American Samoa/U.S.A. Tour 1993'

[On the playing top]
'Australia'

[On the cap]
'A'

[Photographic studio]
'Photo Hendriks'

Contextual Information

This photograph was donated to the Baseball WA Museum & Archives by John Radalj, Executive Officer of the team.

Keywords

Australian National Youth 'B' Team

1993 Australian Baseball Team

Australian National Baseball Team

Place made

Australia

Year

1993

Statement of significance

Of historic and social significance, this well-provenanced photograph records the names and images of young Australian baseballers, who had attained a level of excellence in the sport.

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Comparative significance criteria

Object’s condition or completeness

Well provenanced

Baseball WA

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