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2004 Women's Baseball World Cup

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Baseball competition 2004_WBWC.PNG 200px Edmonton Canada July 30 - August 8 5 N/A -Inaugural Tournament United States 1 Japan Canada Australia 14 AUS Shae Lillywhite .556 JPN Miyuki Otomo 6 USA Dominisha Britton 0.00 USA Laura Brenneman 2006 The 2004 IBAF Women's Baseball World Cup was held from July 30 to August 8, 2004 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and won by the United States. It was the first Women's Baseball World Cup and was sanctioned by the International Baseball Federation.http://sports123.com/bsb/results/ww-2004.html https://web.archive.org/web/20080906175823/http://sports123.com/bsb/results/ww-2004.html Sports 123 Women: World Cup 2004 at Edmonton (can) 6 Sep 2008 dead 2 July 2025 Competing teams were Australia, Canada, Chinese Taipei (Taiwan), Japan, USA. India and Bulgaria were scheduled to compete, but withdrew before the tournament. Final results Pos. Team W L United States 5 1 Japan 3 3 Canada 3 3 4 Australia 2 4 5 Chinese Taipei 0 4 Results July 30, 2004 TPE 5 – 7 AUS July 30, 2004 CAN 8 – 10 (F/8) JPN July 31, 2004 TPE 4 – 5 (F/9) JPN July 31, 2004 AUS 1 – 5 USA August 1, 2004 USA 5 – 4 (F/9) JPN August 2, 2004 USA 1 – 2 CAN August 3, 2004 JPN 1 – 7 AUS August 4, 2004 CAN 3 – 2 TPE August 4, 2004 USA 8 – 1 TPE August 5, 2004 AUS 5 – 0 CAN August 7, 2004 Semi Final AUS 2 – 12 (F/6) USA August 7, 2004 Semi Final JPN 3 – 1 (F/8) CAN August 8, 2004 3rd Playoff AUS 3 – 8 CAN August 8, 2004 Final JPN 0 – 2 USA All-Star team PositionPlayerNation Pitchers Laura Purser-Rose USA Hanami Watanabe JPN Catchers Genevieve Beauchamp CAN Alex Sickinger USA First Baseman Samantha Magalas CAN Second Baseman Laura Brenneman USA Third Baseman Chelsea Forkin AUS Shortstop Yu Kawamoto JPN Outfielders Karine Gagné CAN Melanie Harwood CAN Kim Braatz-Voisard USA Designated Hitter Katie Gaynor AUS References 2004 Category:Women's Baseball World Cup Category:2000s in women's baseball Category:2004 in baseball Women's Baseball World Cup, 2004 Category:July 2004 sports events in Canada Category:August 2004 sports events in Canada Category:Sports competitions in Edmonton Category:2000s in Edmonton Category:Women's baseball in Canada Baseball World Cup Category:Baseball in Edmonton