Phoenix Cup 2014
Teams
Guri-city NineVics Women's Baseball Team, Korea (KOR-N)
| NineVics women’s baseball team was founded in 2005 and became Guri-city NineVics in 2012. The name NineVics comes from ‘Nine’ players aiming for ‘Victory’. The team’s vision is to contribute to the growth and development of women’s baseball and the team’s goal is to be a model team, a skilled team, and a lovable team. By winning the championship twice in 2014, NineVics qualified for participating in Phoenix Cup 2015 with the sponsorship of Women’s Baseball Association Korea. This is the 6th time to participate in Hong Kong Phoenix Cup. We are looking forward to seeing you soon. |
Taipei Yu-Sheng HighMatch Women's Baseball Team, Taiwan (TPE-Y)
| Taipei Yu-Sheng HighMatch Women’s Baseball Team was established in 2012. Because of the deep love of baseball, overcoming many difficulties and obstacles, we have tried our best operated well for more than two years. Some of our players come from professional fast-pitch softball field, and some just start to learn to play baseball since now, however, all of us enjoy the happiness of playing baseball together here, besides, learn about the skills, group, the faith of life, and grow strong together. Moreover, being one of the women’s baseball team of the world, we wish that we could be a soft but hard power to bear the responsibility to popularize and extend women’s baseball. |
Taiwan Sunflower Women's Baseball, Taiwan (TPE-S)
Bravo, Hong Kong (HKG-B)
| For the development of Women’s baseball in Hong Kong, Bravo ( formerly known as Development Team) was founded to help explore the potential of local players, provide opportunities for them to compete with other elite players overseas and gain valuable experiences through competitions. Since the joining of talented young players, we are looking forward to enhancing our baseball techniques and sense of competition by high-level international tournaments. Hopefully, it can provide impetus for the continuous growth of Hong Kong Women’s baseball. |
Allies, Hong Kong (HKG-A)
| The Allies has been playing the Phoenix Cup every year since its inception. This year, apart from players played in the Women’s Baseball World Series and the IBAF Women’s Baseball Cup, young players emerge from the junior squad. We cherish every opportunity of playing baseball with elite players from other countries, and we are striving our very best in the coming Asia Insurance Phoenix Cup 2015. |
Bulsajo, Korea (KOR-B)
| Team Bulsajo is the first unified Korean team, composed of players from several different teams across the country, for the purpose of participating in the Hong Kong Pheonix Cup. While we're all of different ages and backgrounds, we are united by our passion for baseball. We are very excited about meeting fellow baseball enthusiasts, gathered in Hong Kong for the love of the sport. Participating in the Phoenix Cup will allow us to grow as baseball players and provide an opportunity to interact with female baseball players from around the world. |
Singapore Panthers, Singapore (SIN)
| Singapore Panthers Baseball Team was set up in 2012/2013 together with the 1st High-School Baseball Team in Singapore. Although our players are less experienced but our participation in the 2014 Phoenix Cup was fruitful and we have learnt a lot from the tournament. We would like to thank the Hong Kong Baseball Association for inviting us again. This year, we hope to have good improvement from the previous results and also promote Baseball for women’s around the world and have more people playing in Singapore. |
Osaka University of Health and Sports Sciences, Japan (JPN-O)
| This is the 6th year of the OUHS Women’s Baseball Club. The number of team members has increased since last year, and we are working hard every day to achieve our goals. Last year, when we first participated in this international tournament, the Hong Kong atmosphere, the well-maintained diamond, and the lavish ceremony left a very strong impression on us. Also, interacting with people from many different countries helped us learn more about foreign cultures, and we were able to encounter types of baseball slightly different to Japanese baseball. It was a very good experience for us. In this tournament, too, we will fight hard to win every game as we aim for our second consecutive tournament victory. |
Far East Bloomers, Japan (JPN-F)
| Far East Bloomers is a foreign contingent and the members belong to different teams playing both hard balls and rubber balls back in the country. We had been looking forward to playing in Hong Kong as a team during this off season period for the last 7 years. We are so glad that we can take part in the tournament again this year. We see the matches are getting more competitive throughout the past 7 tournaments and again. We are going to play full out and strive for the championship this year. |
Team Australia, Australia (AUS)
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For the 3rd year Australia will have a team which represents the developing youth of Australian women’s baseball. We know that the experience gained through participation at the Phoenix Cup is essential to the development not only of our youth but also our Women’s National Team. |
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