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Overview Transfers in Belgian Baseball

Posted on November 29, 2009November 27, 2009 by philipp

Last weekend the transfer window closed in the Flemish part of Belgian Baseball until players could announce, if they want to leave their club. Some already found a new team, while others don’t have to commit for a new one until another couple of weeks. The deadline for players of teams from the French part of Belgium will be November 30th. Afterwards they have to announce a new team until December 31st.

Transfers Overview (list courtesy of BaseballSoftball.be):

Borgerhout Squirrels

New:

Gone: Valerio Alberto, Sam Boermans, Yannick Gontier, Jose Luis Larrinaga Ocampo, Steve Selis, Maarten Van Oosterwijck (all no team yet), Andreas Figorilli, Lorenzo Oeyen (both Port of Antwerp Greys), Matthew Latta, Alain Meseure (both Mortsel Stars), Gianni Russo, Timen Van Geel, Kevin Vervloet (all three Hoboken Pioneers), Wesley Verelst (K. Deurne Spartans), Dave Van Den Bosch (Brasschaat Braves)

Brasschaat Braves

New: Dave Van Den Bosch (Borgerhout Squirrels), Christophe De La Hamayde, Gert Pissierssens, Mikka Uten, Bjorn Van Rymenant (all Antwerp Eagles)

Gone: David De Clerck (no team yet), Koen De Clerck (Beveren Lions), Randy Giorgiadis (no team yet)

Brussels Kangaroos

New:

Gone: Rafael Duran Garcia Aneudy (K.Deurne Spartans), Manuel Martinez (no team yet)

Hoboken Pioneers

New: Nick Aelbrecht, Sam D’Oliveira, Roy D’Oliveira (Port of Antwerp Greys), Gianni Russo, Thiemen Van Geel, Kevin Vervloet (Borgerhout Squirrels)

Gone: Bernd De Block (Briqville Sluggers)

Merchtem Cats

New: Ethan Guevin (USA)

Gone: Jamal Boumiloud, Esverty De Los Santos, Richard Frias, Timmy Olmstead (all four no team yet)

Mortsel Stars

New: Alexander Chantraine (Port of Antwerp Greys), Matthew Latta, Alain Meseure (Borgerhout Squirrels)

Gone:

Namur Angels:

New:

Gone: Juny Gressman (no team yet), Philip Van Woensel (Antwerp Eagles)

Port of Antwerp Greys

New: Andreas Figorilli, Lorenzo Oeyen (Borgerhout Squirrels)

Gone: Lena Aelbrecht (K. Deurne Spartans), Nick Aelbrecht, Sam D’Oliveira, Roy D’Oliveira (all three Hoboken Pioneers), Alexander Chantraine (Mortsel Stars), Filip Van Der Meiren, Gert Rosiers (both retired)

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