BC Premier Baseball League

New Look, Slightly New Name for PBL Jays

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3 years ago

December 21, 2021

Dugout Wire Service

We are excited to announce a minor, but significant, change to our organization’s name.

While we pride ourselves on our long standing tradition of developing strong, competitive teams comprised of fine young ball players who work hard on and off the field, we felt it was important to make a minor tweak to our name to more accurately reflect it’s geographical makeup.

The North Delta Blue Jays and the Delta Tigers will now be known as the “Delta Blue Jays”.

We realize that our team’s name can’t encompass every single person who will suit up in the ‘Jay’ blue, however we feel changing our name to the Delta Blue Jays will make us much more inclusive, and better reflect the overall makeup of our club‘s Bantam, Junior and Senior teams. This will also align us with other programs within the PBL. We will be proudly developing players from all three Delta’s – Ladner, Tsawwassen, North Delta, as well as Richmond and other communities.

This name change also syncs us with our Bantam Prep program, the Delta Tigers, who will also now be known as the Delta Blue Jays. The Bantam program has been a pillar of success at the Bantam level over the years, and have been an essential partner with the Junior & Senior Blue Jays in the development of these hard working kids, even long before the Tigers and the Blue Jays officially became one in 2019.

We look forward to the continued accomplishments of our Bantam Prep, Junior BCJPBL, and Senior BCPBL Delta Blue Jays – working with our community’s kids, helping them grow into fine, young adults who will have earned the opportunity to continue playing baseball after their high school years are done.

With our name change, we also felt this would be a good time to refresh our brand’s logo. We are excited to reveal our team’s new crest, which is best described as ‘a dash of the old, crafted into exciting and new, a tiny bit borrowed – all in our familiar blue’.

Delta Blue Jays – Bantam Prep

Delta Blue Jays – Junior

Delta Blue Jays – Senior

BC Premier Baseball League

2024 BCPBL Premiers Provincial Tournament Champions

Jul 26.24 – The BCPBL wishes to congratulate the 2024 BCPBL Provincial Tournament Champions, the White Rock Tritons on their incredible accomplishment. Entering the tournament, they were the hottest team. Coming into game 1, the Tritons had won an impressive 14 league games in a row before being defeating in game 1 of the…

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20 mins ago

July 26, 2024

Dugout Wire Service

The BCPBL congratulated GM Jordan Broatch, HC Tyler Lawson and all the players, coaches and families on this championships.

The BCPBL also wishes all the best to EVERY player in the Premier division who will be leaving the league to pursue their collegiate dreams.

Game 1 White Rock Tritons 11 Abbotsford Cardinals 5

Game 2 White Rock Tritons 8 UBC Thunder 3

Semi Finals White Rock Tritons 6 Langley Blaze 2

Championship Game 1 White Rock Tritons 2 Langley Blaze 3

Championship Game 2 White Rock Tritons 5 Langley Blaze 3

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Congratulations Langley Blaze – 2024 BCPBL Premier League Champions

Share Congratulations Langley Blaze – 2024 BCPBL Premier League Champions From www.langleyblaze.com: July 7 – The Premier Blaze earlier today clinched first place in the BCPBL Premier League and now hold the #1 seed going into the BCPBL Premier Provincial Championships July 18-21. The Blaze needed to win their first game today (10-1W) vs the Whalley…

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3 weeks ago

July 8, 2024

Dugout Wire Service

Congratulations Langley Blaze – 2024 BCPBL Premier League Champions

From www.langleyblaze.com:

July 7 – The Premier Blaze earlier today clinched first place in the BCPBL Premier League and now hold the #1 seed going into the BCPBL Premier Provincial Championships July 18-21. The Blaze needed to win their first game today (10-1W) vs the Whalley Chiefs, which in a worst case scenario would have had the Blaze tie the Delta Blue Jays, but they would have won the tie-breaker. To leave no doubt, the Blaze took game 2 vs the Chiefs 12-2. The Blaze have 5 games remaining in the season to prepare for the Provincial Championships next week. Their record as of July 7 in league play is 29-6 and overall they sit 64-13.

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Well done Langley Blaze – 2024 LBI Champions

From langleyblaze.com: Jun 9.24 – The Langley Blaze captured the 2024 Langley Blaze Invitational Tournament the hard way. Over the course of the tournament, the Blaze played their own pool games, going 3-1, and then played a BCPBL league rain out game vs the Mid Island Pirates, and then because of their 1 loss in…

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2 months ago

June 10, 2024

Dugout Wire Service

From langleyblaze.com:

Jun 9.24 – The Langley Blaze captured the 2024 Langley Blaze Invitational Tournament the hard way. Over the course of the tournament, the Blaze played their own pool games, going 3-1, and then played a BCPBL league rain out game vs the Mid Island Pirates, and then because of their 1 loss in pool play, they were seeded 6th on Championship Sunday which meant they needed to win 3 games on the final day- They did.

The Blaze thank all the parents who volunteered all weekend. We also thank the players and coaches for their tireless efforts on and off the filed over the course of the tournament.

Tournament results are below:

Game 1 vs North Fraser Nationals 14-2 W

Game 2 vs Brampton Royals 12-0 W

Game 3 vs Mid Island Pirates 10-0 W (also a league make up game)

Game 4 vs Mid Island Pirates 12-2 W (league make up game only)

Game 5 vs ATHX 3-0L

Game 6 Quarterfinal vs Webber Academy 9-1 W

Game 7 Semifinal vs White Rock Tritons 10-2 W

Game 8 Championship vs Delta Blue Jays 6-2 W

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