2004 Women's World Baseball Championship / Participant

This article discusses the competing teams in the Baseball World Cup Women 2004 in Edmonton . The teams are sorted by continent.

North and Central America

Canada

The Canadian team took part in the women's baseball world championship for the first time . In 2004 she was the host

Canada Lineup - 2004 Women's World Cup
Lineup				Provisional roster		Trainer
Pitchers		Catchers   Infielders   Outfielders		Genevieve Beauchamp Janice Campbell Colleen Cooke Erin Forman Nathalie Fradette Karine Gagne Kaley Gilham Katherine Hannah Melanie Harwood Nadine Hazelwood Isabelle Higgins Ruth Lancashire Andrea Limoges Samantha Magalas Martine Nadeau Kate Psota Ashley Stephenson Stephanie Topolie		Manager André Lechance Trainer Brad Lawlor Wayne Parro Jean-François Lacroix (Pitching Coach)
Last change September 10, 2012

Results

Preliminary round

date	time	Stadion	encounter			Result
30th July	7:30 p.m.	Telus Field, Edmonton	Canada	-	Japan	8:10 (8)
August 2nd	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	United States	-	Canada	1: 2
4th of August	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Canada	-	Chinese Taipei	3: 2
5th of August	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Australia	-	Canada	0: 5

Table position

Pl.	team	S.	N	Pzt.
1.	Canada	3	1	0.750

Final round

game	date	time	Stadion	encounter			Result
Semifinals	August 7th	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Japan	-	Canada	3: 1 (8)
3rd place match	8th August	14:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	Australia	-	Canada	3: 8

United States

The team from the United States took part in the women's baseball world championship for the first time . You could win the title.

United States Line-Up - 2004 Women's World Baseball Championship
Lineup				Provisional roster		Trainer
Pitchers Dominisha Britton Ashley Cook Molly McKesson Kristin Mills Erin Mullen		Catchers Bonnie Mills Judy O'Brien Alex Sickinger Infielders Laura Brenneman Sarah Gascon Keri Lemasters Donna Mills Patti Raduenz Outfielders Kim Braatz-Voisard Amy Stinton Bridget Venturi-Veenema		Robin Wallace		Manager Marty Scott Trainer Julie Croteau Lance Green Ron Marfione Al Melanson
Last change September 10, 2012

Results

Preliminary round

date	time	Stadion	encounter			Result
July 31	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Australia	-	United States	1: 5
August 1st	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	United States	-	Japan	5: 4 (9)
August 2nd	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	United States	-	Canada	1: 2
5th of August	15:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	United States	-	Chinese Taipei	8: 1

Table position

Pl.	team	S.	N	Pzt.
2.	United States	3	1	0.750

Final round

game	date	time	Stadion	encounter			Result
Semifinals	August 7th	15:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	Australia	-	United States	2:12 (6)
final	8th August	17:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Japan	-	United States	0: 2

Asia

Japan

The team from Japan took part in the women's baseball world championship for the first time .

Japan Lineup - 2004 Women's World Cup
Lineup				Substitutes		Trainer
Pitchers		Catchers   Infielders   Outfielders		Erika Fukuda Mihoko Ikari Yuka Kasagami Hazuki Kasai Yu Kawamoto Mari Kishimoto Kazuyo Kittaka Maki Kobayashi Shino Kokubo Kei Matsumoto Miyuki Otomo Tomomi Takashima Midori Tanaka Sachika Tanaka Sayuri Tanamachi Yuki Tsunoda Arisa Uehara Hanami Watanabe		Manager   Trainer Sueko Futami Tokuji Hashimoto Kataaki Saito
Last change September 10, 2012

Results

Preliminary round

date	time	Stadion	encounter			Result
30th July	7:30 p.m.	Telus Field, Edmonton	Canada	-	Japan	8:10 (8)
July 31	15:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	Chinese Taipei	-	Japan	4: 5 (9)
August 1st	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	United States	-	Japan	5: 4 (9)
3rd August	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Japan	-	Australia	1: 7

Table position

Pl.	team	S.	N	Pzt.
4th	Japan	2	2	0.500

Final round

game	date	time	Stadion	encounter			Result
Semifinals	August 7th	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Japan	-	Canada	3: 1 (8)
final	8th August	17:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Japan	-	United States	0: 2

Chinese Taipei

The team from Taipei , China participated in the women's baseball world championship for the first time .

Chinese Taipei Line-up - 2004 Women's Baseball World Championship
Lineup				Trainer
Pitchers Yu-Chin Chu Lin-Yin Chy Jui-Mei Hung Tzu-Hsin Liu Fang-Yi Tu Hung-Ling Yeh		Catchers Yi-Pei Liu Kai-Yu Yang Infielders Hsiu-Lin Hsu Ching-Yung Huang Pei-Chun Liao Meng-Huei Lin Hui-Fang Liu Hsiang-Ping Tien Ming-Chen Tsai Outfielders Chiung-I Huang Hsiao-Chi Lee Mei-Ying Wu		Manager Lin-Guei Juang Trainer Hsing-Chang Tseng Chi-Cheng Wang
Last change September 10, 2012

Results

Preliminary round

date	time	Stadion	encounter			Result
30th July	15:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	Chinese Taipei	-	Australia	5: 7
July 31	15:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	Chinese Taipei	-	Japan	4: 5 (9)
4th of August	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Canada	-	Chinese Taipei	3: 2
5th of August	15:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	United States	-	Chinese Taipei	8: 1

Table position

Pl.	team	S.	N	Pzt.
5.	Chinese Taipei	0	4th	0,000

Oceania

Australia

The team from Australia took part in the women's baseball world championship for the first time .

Australia Line-Up - 2004 Women's World Cup
Lineup				Substitutes		Trainer
Pitchers Emma Binks Ella Holien Catherine Row Alisa Tamburrino Megan Vidler Simone Wearne		Catchers Tahnee Lovering Infielders Chelsea Forkin Samantha Hamilton Jade Hough Outfielders Nicole Cain Angela Catford Katie Gaynor Deanne Lee Shae Lillywhite Amy McCann		Renee Straumeitis		Manager   Trainer Grant Weir Kane Longstaff Shaun Smith
Last change September 10, 2012

Results

Preliminary round

date	time	Stadion	encounter			Result
30th July	15:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	Chinese Taipei	-	Australia	5: 7
July 31	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Australia	-	United States	1: 5
3rd August	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Japan	-	Australia	1: 7
5th of August	19:05	Telus Field, Edmonton	Australia	-	Canada	0: 5

Table position

Pl.	team	S.	N	Pzt.
3.	Australia	2	2	0.500

Final round

game	date	time	Stadion	encounter			Result
Semifinals	August 7th	15:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	Australia	-	United States	2:12 (6)
3rd place match	8th August	14:00	Telus Field, Edmonton	Australia	-	Canada	3: 8

Individual evidence

1. ↑ List of Canada. baseball-reference.com, accessed September 10, 2012 . 
2. ↑ List of the United States. baseball-reference.com, accessed September 10, 2012 . 
3. ↑ List of Japan. baseball-reference.com, accessed September 10, 2012 . 
4. ↑ List of Chinese Taipei. baseball-reference.com, accessed September 10, 2012 . 
5. ↑ List of Australia. baseball-reference.com, accessed September 10, 2012 .