Ipswich Musketeers

The Ipswich Musketeers Baseball Club is a baseball club located in Tivoli, Queensland, that participates in the Greater Brisbane League competition and the Brisbane West competition. It is one of the oldest clubs in Queensland and the only club existing from the old Ipswich Baseball Association.[1]

Ipswich Musketeers
Information
LeagueGreater Brisbane League
LocationTivoli, Queensland
BallparkChurch Street
Year founded1954
League championships1967, 1985, 1986, 1987
ColorsRed, White & Blue
Uniforms

Current

Junior

History

Ipswich Musketeers was formed in 1954 originally to play in the Brisbane fixtures, but as the game developed in Ipswich, there were sufficient teams to run a local association. A sporting ground in Ipswich to be located at Church Street became available with Spring and Newtown streets, East Ipswich and Musketeers being successful tenderer from a large group of applicants.

After time the association waned and now Musketeers are the only team representing Ipswich in the Brisbane competition. Over years however, Ipswich has won the premiership in every grade, including club championship. A-Grade premierships include 1967, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2001.

The first Queensland representatives were Ken Hogan and Bill Castley and first Australian representative Max Cummins.[2]

Current season

In 2015, Ipswich finished Minor Premiers in Major A Grade but were beaten in the Championship series by Windsor Royals.

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References
  1. Harris, J.O (2009). Queensland Baseball 1905-1990. p38-44
  2. Harris, J.O (2009). Queensland Baseball 1905-1990. p358-359
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