Hunter Eagles

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Hunter Eagles
Image:Eagles01.gif
League	Australian Baseball League
Location	Sydney
Ballpark
Year Founded	1994
Year Defunct	1998
Nickname(s)	Eagles
Former Names
Colours	Royal Blue, Red and White
1997-98	10-43 (8th)
Uniforms
Home	Away
Eagles's Championships
1994-95	?
1995-96	?
1996-97	?
1997-98	8th

The Hunter Eagles were formed for the ABL 1994-95 season after purchasing the Sydney Wave's licence, who had left the league two seasons earlier. The Eagles played in the ABL until the ABL 1997-98 season, and did not have sufficient funds to remain in operation.

[edit] See also

• Sport in Australia
• Australian Baseball
• Australian Baseball League

[edit] External links

• The Australian Baseball League: 1989-1999

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