News From The Field
Aug 30th 2026
Scotland Victorious at BBF Summer Cup
Scotland's National Baseball Team closed out its summer campaign with an undefeated run through the Gold Division at the British Baseball Federation's Summer Cup -Â the UK's premier baseball tournament. Held at the National Baseball & Softball Complex at Farnham Park, the tournament brought together 16 teams from across the country to compete for national honours. Placed in the Gold Division against the strongest competition on offer, Scotland went unbeaten throughout the tournament, claiming victory without dropping a single game.
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The weekend wasn't without its challenges, with rain disrupting play at various points throughout. Perhaps it's fitting that Team Scotland proved best equipped to navigate the conditions. Â
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Adding to the celebration, Scotland's own Aven Fletcher was named tournament MVP, a fitting individual honour to cap off a dominant team performance.
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Several members of the national squad will carry that momentum forward this autumn, making appearances at youth programmes and clinics in Edinburgh, strengthening the pipeline that will sustain Scottish baseball's success on the international stage for years to come. Â
July 20th 2026
Scotland Drop Day 2 of Celtic Cup
A renewed and invigorated Scottish team took the field in sweltering Dublin sunshine for day 2 of The Baseball Ireland International Tournament. Baseball Ireland were simply too strong and were able to counter every single Scottish rally with their strong bats and power pitching.Â
July 19th, 2026
Scotland Split Day 1 of Celtic Cup
Scotland put up a strong showing in the sweltering morning sun to put away The Presidents 9 in game 1 of The Baseball Ireland International Tournamnet. Unfortunately they dropped game 2 against Baseball Ireland themselves as the defense and the strikzone both wilted in the afternoon heat.
June 15, 2026
The World Just Found Scottish Baseball
As the Tartan Army marched on Fenway Park following Scotland's historic World Cup victory Saturday night in Boston, the world saw Scots and baseball in the same frame. Here is the part the cameras missed: Scotland doesn't just visit baseball. We play it. Learn more: www.baseball.scot/senior
June 13, 2026
From Scotland To The Show
Gabriel Rincones Jr., who grew up in Scotland and came up through the Scottish game, made his Major League debut for the Philadelphia Phillies this week. His family travelled in from Scotland to watch, Saltire in hand. He is the first Scotland‑raised player to reach the Majors in a generation, and a reminder of the talent this country can produce. Read our full statement here: www.baseball.scot/RinconesJnr