The Tri-County Rangers, our Competitive baseball program, is looking for volunteers who may be interested in coaching.

This is not a requirement if your child is only interested in our recreation programs.  You will be able to sign up at registration as Staff in the recreation program as per past years when registration opens on March 1, 2026.

Deadline for Tri County Head Coaches and Assistant Coaches is February 15, 2026. This application is required for both new and returning coaches.

If you would like to be considered, the application is available online:

Tri County Rangers Coaches Application

Trevor Wamback has created a new YouTube channel where he posts short instructional videos for players and coaches. You can find it here: W28 Baseball. A link to the site will also be found on the Links page of this site.

All players need to have their own baseball glove, batting helmet, and bat.  Players are encouraged to wear a protective cup (boys) or  jill (girls), pants, and proper footwear (sneakers or plastic cleats). For safety, no shorts or sandals. 

To find out if baseball is canceled due to field conditions, please click here for HRM Field Conditions.

Exceptions: Les Mayo (Payzant's) and Windsor Junction (WJCC) are privately owned and operated.  Please check the condition of these field  on the Sackville Minor Baseball website.

Weir Field is operated by Springfield Lake Recreation. Check the website www.springfieldlakerec.com for conditions at Weir.

Volunteers are needed to help in areas such as coaching and executive positions. No sport can be successful without volunteers and Bedford Minor Baseball is no different. We encourage you to sign up on the registration form in the space provided, or contact one of the members of the executive. The association presently is run by a small group of volunteers, who also volunteer with various teams as coaches or managers.

If you are interested in coaching and would like some formal instruction, Bedford Minor Baseball will support you by paying for your start up course, which consists of an on-line course and a four hour technical course.

Players in the 7U - Rally Cap and the 9U division get a hat and t-shirt to keep, as well as Baseball Canada hats through our Rally Cap Program. 

At the recreational level, players receive a hat to keep and they will keep their pants at the end of the year.  If they are not plannning to play next year than we would ask that you return them so we can use them in the future.  Players who plan to play next season and out grow them than they can return them next season and get a new pair of pants.  Players in 11U, 13U, 15U and 18U must return jersey at the end of the season.

In all age groups, equipment such as baseballs are provided by the Association, along with all umpire and field associated costs.  Bedford Minor Baseball also insures all players with Baseball Nova Scotia, at a cost of $30 per participant.  

All players need to have their own baseball glove, batting helmet, and bat.  Players should wear a protective cup (boys) or  jill (girls), pants, and proper footwear (sneakers or plastic cleats). For safety, no shorts or sandals. 

Bedford Minor Baseball is always looking for ways to improve our association. Your suggestions and comments are welcome. Please contact us at bedfordminorbaseball@hotmail.com .

Please be sure to keep us informed of your up-to-date email address, as information regarding registration and baseball camps are sent by email.

Funding opportunities are available to help cover baseball registration fees:

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