HISTORY

Kalamunda Rangers Inc was originally formed as Kalamunda and Districts Teeball Association, and began its first games in the 1978/1979 Summer Season. All games were originally played at Fleming Reserve in High Wycombe; however, the Club soon outgrew the Reserve and moved to its current location at Maida Vale Recreation Reserve in 1984 and initially set up 6 Diamonds. We changed our name from Kalamunda and Districts Teeball Association to Kalamunda Rangers on 5 May 1989, by which time our numbers had grown to over 1100. Initially the Club started just with Teeball; however, in 1992, Junior Baseball and Softball were also offered. In 1997 the Club approached Baseball WA, with the view to entering in the Seniors Competitions and Under 18s. Approval was granted and the Club fielded teams in both ’F’ Grade and Under 18s (Division 2). A Senior Softball competition was introduced in 2008 and participated in the Hills District Softball Association competition at Pioneer Park before moving to SEMSA in 2009, and introducing a winter Softball competition for juniors and seniors in 2014. Most recently, the 2015 season saw the successful introduction of our Ladies Baseball team. We now have a natural progression right through from Teeball to Senior Baseball and Softball and play all year round.