Hike open to BTC Members only.
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Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: Register
Location (Google Maps): Welland Jackfish Baseball Stadium, 90 Quaker Road, Welland, ON
Hike Leader(s): Kristin Hanson Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)
Distance: 0
Description
Niagara Bruce Trail Club Social Event – Canadian Baseball League Summer Outing
Welland Jackfish vs the Toronto Maple Leafs
Sat, Aug 29, 6:05pm game time; gates open 60 minutes prior (Parking is free at the stadium)
Join fellow NBTC members to cheer on the Welland Jackfish in their final regular-season home game. The team proudly calls itself Niagara’s Greatest Show—and for good reason. Welland Stadium offers an excellent view of the field, lively entertainment, and high-quality baseball. Known affectionately as “The Pond,” the stadium is home to the passionate FINatics fan base. NBTC has reserved the Newark Brewing Barge so our group can enjoy the game together. The Barge Experience includes:
Two drinks (beer or soft drink)
One hot dog and a pizza slice
UNLIMITED popcorn
UNLIMITED water
Game Ticket
Jackfish Hat
Wait Service (never leave your seat!)
In the event of rain, over 40% of the Pavilion is covered so we can continue to cheer on the game undercover
Tickets are $50 per 19+ adult, $40 for each person under 19
Newark Brewing Barge – Welland Jackfish Baseball Niagara’s Greatest Show!
Sign up on the hike calendar and e-transfer the funds for your ticket(s) to: treasurer@niagara.brucetrail.org. Mention Jackfish Game in your etransfer. E-transfers must be completed before end of day August 14. Limited spots available – first to complete their etransfer will get the seats – don’t delay!
Who are the Jackfish? If you’ve never experienced a game, come out to The Pond and get in on the fun. The Welland Jackfish are one of nine members of the Canadian Baseball League (CBL). The Intercounty Baseball League is an elite summer baseball league that provides a place for the best local players in Ontario to spend their summers and display their talents. Many players hold professional baseball experience including MLB, and MiLB or current NCAA Division I playing experience. They play 36 games, playing with wood bats, and traveling around Ontario on charter buses.
