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Ballpark	Palm Meadows; Carrara Oval
City	Gold Coast, Queensland
Owner	Dave Nilsson
Manager	Jon Deeble
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The 2000-01 IBLA Australia season was the first season for the team. The team played in the one and only season of the International Baseball League of Australia's Development League, All games were held on the Gold Coast at Palm Meadows with some showcase games played at Carrara Oval.

The team was made up of then current players on the Australia national baseball team. The team was coached by former Australian Baseball League player/coach of the Melbourne Monarchs and Australian Head Coach Jon Deeble with assistant Coaches Phil Dale of the former Melbourne Reds & Monarchs and Greg Jelks of the former Perth Heat.

Regular season

The regular season consisted of 43 games, All games were played at Palm Meadows with the exception of showcase games that were played at Carrara Oval.

Standings

Template:2000-01 IBLA standings

Record vs opponents

Opponent	W–L Record	Largest Victory			Largest Defeat			Current Streak
Opponent	W–L Record	Score	Date	Ground	Score	Date	Ground	Current Streak
IBLA Internationals	5-6	11-1	6 December 2000	Palm Meadows	2-10	11 January 2001	Palm Meadows	5L
MLB Stars	6-5	8-2	4 January 2001	Palm Meadows	5-10	19 December 2000	Palm Meadows	2L
Taiwan	7-8	12-1	9 January 2001	Carrara Oval	8-13	22 December 2000	Palm Meadows	1W
Total	17–19	Taiwan			IBLA Internationals			1L
Total	17–19	12-1	22 December 2000	Carrara Oval	2-10	11 January 2001	Palm Meadows	1L

Game log

W	Australia win
L	Australia loss
T	Australia tie
	Game postponed
Bold	Australian team member

style="Template:MLB primary color; Template:MLB secondary color" | 2000-01 Game Log

November

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Crowd	Record	Ref
1	29 November 2000 (Carrara Oval)	@ Taiwan	2-5					0-1
2	30 November 2000 (Carrara Oval)	Taiwan	4-5					0-2

December

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Record
3	1 December 2000 (Carrara Oval)	@ Taiwan	12-4	1-2
4	2 December 2000	Taiwan	2-0	2-2
5	4 December 2000	Internationals	2-1	3-2
6	5 December 2000	@ Internationals	6-4	4-2
7	6 December 2000	Internationals	11-1	5-2
8	7 December 2000	@ MLB Stars	5-3	6-2
9	8 December 2000	MLB Stars	4-5	6-3
10	9 December 2000	MLB Stars	4-0	7-3
11	11 December 2000 (Carrara Oval)	Taiwan	5-1	8-3
12	12 December 2000 (Carrara Oval)	@ Taiwan	5-3	9-3
13	13 December 2000 (Carrara Oval)	Taiwan	1-0	10-3
14	14 December 2000	Internationals	3-4	10-4
15	16 December 2000	Internationals	4-3	11-4
16	18 December 2000	MLB Stars	2-4	11-5
17	19 December 2000	@ MLB Stars	5-10	11-6
18	20 December 2000	MLB Stars	3-2	12-6
19	21 December 2000	Taiwan	4-7	12-7
20	22 December 2000	@ Taiwan	8-13	12-8
21	23 December 2000	Taiwan	5-5	12-8

December

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Record
22	2 January 2001 (Carrara Oval)	Taiwan	2-3	12-9
23	3 January 2001 (Carrara Oval)	@ Taiwan	6-7	12-10
24	4 January 2001	MLB Stars	8-2	13-10
25	5 January 2001	@ MLB Stars	4-1	14-10
26	6 January 2001	MLB Stars	12-10	15-10
27	8 January 2001 (Carrara Oval)	Taiwan	2-2	15-10
28	9 January 2001 (Carrara Oval)	@ Taiwan	12-1	16-10
29	10 January 2001 (Carrara Oval)	Taiwan	2-4	16-11
30	11 January 2001	Internationals	2-10	16-12
40	12 January 2001	@ Internationals	1-6	16-13
41	13 January 2001	Internationals	5-10	16-14
42	15 January 2001	MLB Stars	10-12	16-15
43	16 January 2001	@ Taiwan	6-7	16-16
44	17 January 2001	@ MLB Stars	10-14	16-17
45	18 January 2001	Internationals	4-10	16-18
46	19 January 2001	@ Taiwan	3-1	17-18
47	21 January 2001	@ Internationals	1-2	17-19

Postseason

All games for the 2001 postseason were played at Palm Meadows on the Gold Coast. All finals were a 1 game play-off.

Finals Series

Winners of Game 1 and 2 went into Championship games, Losers of game 1 and 2 went into a playoff for 3rd.

Game 2 2nd vs 3rd: 19 January 2001


Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
IBLA Australia	0	0	2	0	3	0	0	1	0	6	9	5
Taiwan	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	2
Home runs: Australia: ? Taiwan: ?^[1]

Game 4 Championship Game: 21 January 2001


Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
IBLA Australia	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	7	0
IBLA Internationals	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1	2	7	1
Home runs: Australia: ? Internationals: ?^[1]

Awards

Award	Person^[2]	Team
No Awards Won

Roster

Template:IBLA Australia roster 2000-01

References

^ ^a ^b "IBLA Post-Season results". IBLA. Retrieved 17 February 2013.
^ "IBLA 2001". Flintoff & Dunns Australian Major League Baseball. Flintoff & Dunn. Retrieved 17 February 2013.

[IBLA_Post-Season-1] "IBLA Post-Season results". IBLA. Retrieved 17 February 2013.

[IBLA_awards-2] "IBLA 2001". Flintoff & Dunns Australian Major League Baseball. Flintoff & Dunn. Retrieved 17 February 2013.

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+| team-name       = IBLA Australia
 | season          = 2000-01
 | city            = [[Gold Coast, Queensland|Gold Coast]], [[Queensland]]
 | ballpark        = [[Palm Meadows]]<br/>[[Carrara Oval]]
-| manager         = [[Chris Bando]]
+| manager         = [[Jon Deeble]]
 | owner           = [[Dave Nilsson]]
 | general-manager =
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 }}
-The '''2000-01 IBLA Internationals season''' was the first season for the team. The team played in the one and only season of the [[International Baseball League of Australia]]'s Development League, All games were held on the [[Gold Coast, Australia|Gold Coast]] at [[Palm Meadows]] with some showcase games played at [[Carrara Oval]].
+The '''2000-01 IBLA Australia season''' was the first season for the team. The team played in the one and only season of the [[International Baseball League of Australia]]'s Development League, All games were held on the [[Gold Coast, Australia|Gold Coast]] at [[Palm Meadows]] with some showcase games played at [[Carrara Oval]].
+The team was made up of then current players on the [[Australia national baseball team]]. The team was coached by former [[Australian Baseball League (1989-1999)|Australian Baseball League]] player/coach of the [[Melbourne Monarchs]] and Australian Head Coach [[Jon Deeble]] with assistant Coaches [[Phil Dale]] of the former [[Melbourne Reds]] & Monarchs and [[Greg Jelks]] of the former [[Perth Heat]].
-The team was a composite team made up of players from countries such as [[Korea]], [[Japan]], [[South Africa]], [[Guam]], [[New Zealand]], [[USA]] and [[Australia]].
 == Regular season ==
 The regular season consisted of 43 games, All games were played at [[Palm Meadows]] with the exception of showcase games that were played at [[Carrara Oval]].
-The team was made up of players from around the world, with the majority of the team being made up of prospects from the [[LG Twins]] of the [[Korea Baseball Championship|Korean Major league]], Other players from the USA, New Zealand, South Africa, Japan and Australia.
 === Standings ===

v t e International Baseball League of Australia (1999–2002)
Australian Baseball Federation List of champions
Still active	Taiwan national team (2000–01) Western Heelers (1999–2000, 2002)
Defunct	Australia Provincial (2002) IBLA Australia (2000–01) IBLA Internationals (2000–01) MLB All-Stars (2000–01) New South Wales Country (1999–2000) New South Wales Patriots (1999–00, 2002) Queensland Rams (1999–00, 2002) South Australia Bite (1999–00, 2002) Victoria Aces (1999–00, 2002)
Seasons	1999–2000 2000–01 2002
Rosters	2000–01
Claxton Shield (1934–1988, 2003–2010) Australian Baseball League (1989–1999) Australian Baseball League (2010–present)

v t e International Baseball League of Australia (1999–2002)
Australian Baseball Federation List of champions
Still active	Taiwan national team (2000–01) Western Heelers (1999–2000, 2002)
Defunct	Australia Provincial (2002) IBLA Australia (2000–01) IBLA Internationals (2000–01) MLB All-Stars (2000–01) New South Wales Country (1999–2000) New South Wales Patriots (1999–00, 2002) Queensland Rams (1999–00, 2002) South Australia Bite (1999–00, 2002) Victoria Aces (1999–00, 2002)
Seasons	1999–2000 2000–01 2002
Rosters	2000–01
Claxton Shield (1934–1988, 2003–2010) Australian Baseball League (1989–1999) Australian Baseball League (2010–present)