Sydney Wave

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Sydney Wave
Image:Wave01.gif
League	Australian Baseball League
Location	Sydney
Ballpark	Belmore Oval
Year Founded	1990
Year Defunct	1992
Re-formed	licence sold to Hunter Eagles
Nickname(s)	Wave
Former Names
Former ballparks	Parramatta Stadium
1991-92	?-? (???)
Uniforms
Home	Away
Waves's Championships
1990-91	?
1991-92	?

The Sydney Wave were formed after the first ABL championship purchasing the Sydney Metros licence. The Wave had abit more luck then the Metros lasting a further 2 seasons, both at different stadiums before disbanding due to not having a lit stadium and sold their licence to the Hunter Eagles.

[edit] See also

• Sport in Australia
• Australian Baseball
• Australian Baseball League

[edit] External links

• The Australian Baseball League: 1989-1999

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