S.C.O.T.S. Baseball Club

Who We Are!

Scots Baseball Club was established in 1938. We are the oldest current club within the Bendigo Baseball Association. Our home ground is situated at the Albert Roy Reserve, Victoria Street, Eaglehawk VIC.

This season the club is looking to improve on our members experience to give everyone an equal opportunity to participate in Baseball. Scots Baseball Club prides itself in being a community orientated club with members working hard to improve the facilities around where we play to benefit all with in the baseball and wide Eaglehawk community.  

Scots Baseball Club values the diversity within our club. We endeavour to be an open inclusive club to all members of the community. Creating a safe place for anyone to experience baseball in a safe creative and caring environment no matter their person circumstances.  

Community! Matty #34 Legacy

Matthew Lawry was a member of the Scots Baseball Club for many years along with other members of his family who today are still part of our club.
Tragically Matthew suffered an asthma attack which ended his life on 14th April 2013 at the young age of just 34. With such a tragedy come a new chance of life for a special few people who obtained a lifesaving organ donation due to Matthew decision to become an Organ donor through Donate For Life.
It was decided along with Matthews Family to hold an Annual Memorial Match in honor of Matthew with all proceeds going to the Asthma Foundation and Donate for Life.

What we are about!

We are about Health and Wellness for the whole community. Providing members with a good social environment to obtain both vigorous and moderate exercises. Baseball works many different muscles across the body giving good workouts to upper and lower arms, upper and lower legs as well as the lower back and shoulder muscles. Not only does physical activity within baseball actively work gross motor muscles. It helps in the development and strengthening of your cardiovascular muscles as with as respiratory systems.  

Baseball plays a key role within the fine and gross motor skills giving development and exercise to cognitive development through, eye hand coordination and critical and reactive thinking to name a few. 

Alongside the physical aspects of sport, the social side of baseball helps with the overall general health and wellbeing of our mental health. supplying fun fresh air and low pressure to succeed as an individual.