Five 2024 Canada West Qualifiers This Summer

Blair Setford • February 14, 2024

Busy Summer in Alberta & BC Heading Into #ISCWT2024

TOURNAMENT NAME : Kelowna May Days - Qualifier for 2024 ISC World Tournament

DATES: May 17th - 20th 2024

LOCATION: King Stadium, Kelowna BC

ENTRY FEE: $650

FORMAT: 4 game guarantee bracket 

CONTACT: Richard Haldane

EMAIL: richhaldane@gmail.com

CELL PHONE: 250-212-7665

ISC REPRESENTATIVE: Todd McCabe


TOURNAMENT NAME : STK Fastball Tournament - Qualifier for 2024 ISC World Tournament

DATES: June 7th - 9th 2024

LOCATION: Charles Anderson Stadium, Kamloops, BC

ENTRY FEE: $650

CONTACT: Benny Anthony 

EMAIL: benny_anthony@hotmail.com

CELL PHONE: 778-990-3646

ISC REPRESENTATIVE: Rich Haldane


TOURNAMENT NAME : Pirates Classic - Qualifier for 2024 ISC World Tournament

DATES: June 14th to 16th, 2024

LOCATION: South Bear Creek Park Grande Prairie, AB

ENTRY FEE: $650 

CONTACT: Shayne Milligan 

EMAIL: shaynemilligan@hotmail.com

CELL PHONE: 780-978-2789

ISC REPRESENTATIVE: Todd McCabe


TOURNAMENT NAME : Bob Law Memorial - Qualifier for 2024 ISC World Tournament

DATES: June 21st - June 23rd 2024

LOCATION: South Hill, Vancouver, BC

ENTRY FEE: $600

FORMAT: 3 game guarantee 

CONTACT: Tom Yipp

EMAIL: tom_yipp@telus.net

CELL PHONE: 604-290-6986

ISC REPRESENTATIVE: Rich Haldane


TOURNAMENT NAME : John Cho Cup - Qualifier for 2024 ISC World Tournament

DATES: June 28th - 30th 2024

LOCATION: Spruce City Stadium, Prince George, BC

ENTRY FEE: $1000

CONTACT: Sheldon Bjorklund

EMAIL: nativesportspg@gmail.com

CELL PHONE: 250-552-6785

ISC REPRESENTATIVE: Rich Haldane


By Blair Setford June 9, 2025
The 2025 ISC Guide is here! Featuring reigning ISC MVP Alan Peker, Hill United Chiefs, on the cover, the Guide has 150 pages of photos, stories and stats covering last year's ISC World Tournament. Fans will remember Alan's Championship Saturday performance as one of the best in ISC history as he went 6-9 with four 2-run home runs and nine RBIs to lead the Chiefs to their sixth ISC World Tournament title. There's plenty of coverage of the first international team - Sydney Tropics - to win an ISC Championship in ISC II, along with Cobourg Force's come-from-behind walk-off win in ISC Legends. You can order your copy today on the ISC Webstore for $18.50 including shipping.
By Brian Eradus June 6, 2025
At just 21 years old , Ryan Earley is already turning heads as a rising outfield talent with the STK squad heading into the 2025 season. Wearing jersey #24 , Ryan’s blend of speed, athleticism, and genuine passion for the game is hard to miss. Born and raised in Auckland, New Zealand , he’s been around a ball diamond his whole life—and now, he’s gearing up for what he calls the “coolest event of his life”: his first ISC World Tournament . A Diamond From Day One Ryan’s connection to fastpitch softball started almost from birth. “I’ve been around the diamond since I can remember,” he says. “My dad and brother were both involved, so it was always part of my world. I fell in love with the game, the community, and especially the mates I’ve made along the way.” Growing up, his brother Max and his best mate Oscar were constant motivators. “They’ve always pushed me,” he says. “And of course, playing with guys like Cole Evans and Nathan Nukunuku —who also coached me—was huge for my development.” Goals for 2025 and Beyond Ryan’s goals for the upcoming season are as team-focused as they are personal. “I just want to be as impactful as I can to help the team win ,” he says. “If I can lock down a starting spot and become a go-to guy , that’s a huge win for me.” He’s focused on his mental approach at the plate , simplifying at-bats, staying in the moment, and learning from every pitch. “Confidence is everything. I’ve been guilty of putting too much pressure on myself before, so now I’m working on trusting my game.”