The Warren Lake Carnival is a competition for regular club teams who nominate or are selected by their club. Each team plays 4 40 minute games on a Sunday in late November or early December. For all historical results see our carnival websites at https://tbawa.azurewebsites.net. 2023 WARREN LAKE CARNIVAL (3rd December 2023) The Warren Lake Carnival fixtures are now available, see link below. https://tbawa.azurewebsites.net/Public/Fixtures?CompID=73 Yoking Reserve, Sunday.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION for the Warren Lake Carnival Format and supporting information Fixtures and diamond layout available only online no printed. Log In. Tee-Ball Association of WA · November 25, 2021 ·. Nominations for the Warren Lake Carnival close on the 10th of November. Please remember you must nominate a team for this carnival to be eligible for the. Tee-Ball Association of WA · November 1, 2021 ·. Warren Lake Carnival TBAWA State Championships Carnival Fixtures & Results Be Involved… As a player Find a Club Age Group Calculator As a coach Training & Accreditation Upcoming Level "A" Clinics Enrol for a Level "A" Clinic As an umpire Training & Accreditation Upcoming Level 1 Clinics Enrol for a Level 1 or SCA Clinic Date/Time Diamond Home Team Away Team; 03/12/2023 08:00: 1: Huntingdale - Hellcats: 7: 8: Wanneroo-Joondalup - Vikings: 03/12/2023 08:50: 7: Kalamunda - Daredevils
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2023 Warren Lake Carnival U/11 Black - North Coast - Capricorn Cubs (North Coast Breakers) Date/Time Diamond Home Team Away Team; 03/12/2023 13:00: 13: SB Heavy Diesel: 18: 13: North Coast - Capricorn Cubs: 03/12/2023 13:50: 12: North Coast - Capricorn Cubs: Willetton - Lions: The Warren Lake Carnival is run by the Teeball Association of Western Australia (TBAWA), and is designed as a single-day tournament for regular Saturday club teams who nominate. Usually held in December at Yokine Reserve, with nominations due in early November, there are strict rules around the types of teams that can attend. We're ready and excited for Sundays Warren Lake Teeball carnival with over 700 players in 66 teams, playing on 16 diamonds. Get ready for a great. Date/Time Diamond Home Team Away Team; 04/12/2022 13:00: 7: WJTBC Boost Bandits: 5: 19: Byford Stealers: 04/12/2022 13:50: 7: WJTBC Boost Bandits: 8: 6: Rockingham Raptors
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Warren Lake Carnival TBAWA State Championships Carnival Fixtures & Results Be Involved… As a player Find a Club Age Group Calculator As a coach Training & Accreditation Upcoming Level "A" Clinics Enrol for a Level "A" Clinic As an umpire Training & Accreditation Upcoming Level 1 Clinics Enrol for a Level 1 or SCA Clinic The Warren Lake Carnival nominations are open to all members clubs that have submitted and paid their affiliation and have no outstanding debts from the previous season. The two metropolitan associations, Thornlie & Districts and Wembley, are not eligible to nominate as this is a club team only carnival.
The Warren Lake Carnival is run by the Teeball Association of Western Australia (TBAWA), and is designed as a single-day tournament for regular Saturday club teams who nominate. Usually held in December at Yokine Reserve, with nominations due in early November, there are strict rules around the types of teams that can attend. Anglers can catch fish anywhere in Warren County and share their catches on Instagram and tag #mylgarea and @lakegeorgearea. First 100 to do so will get a free ice fishing challenge t-shirt..
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996 views, 22 likes, 11 loves, 9 comments, 4 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Tee-Ball Association of WA: Warren Lake Carnival 2022 Super Squad Game The u10 Jaguars traveled up to Yokine on a hot Sunday afternoon, to play in the Warren Lake Carnival. Despite the heat, the kids turned it on from the first siren and kept it up until the final ball was hit. We ended up with 3 wins from 4, including a very close 1-run loss to eventual silver medallist Kalamunda. The kids really put on a display.
