The Amature Baseball Association of Thailand
The Result of Operation during 1998-2001
December 1998 Assigned to organize the Baseball Competition in 13th Asian Games in Thailand with 6 participants team from Japan, Korea, Chinese Taipei , Philippines, China and Thailand. The Winner is Korea, The first runner up is Japan and The second runner up is Chinese Taipei.
May
1999		 Organizing the 5th Thailand Baseball Open Championship, during May 15-June 6,1999, with 7 participants team. The winner was the Physical College of Bangkok.
September 1999 Sending the Thai National Team to participate in 20th Championship at Seoul, Korea with 6 participants from Korea, Japan, Taiwan, China, Philippines and Thailand.
January 2000 Thailand was supported by BFA to be the host of International Baseball Clinic Competition, during January 23-30,2000, clinic particiipated by Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Pakistan, India and Thailand, and the 4 trainer from USA, Korea, Taiwan and Japan, The total of trainees were 60 person.
August 2000 Organizing the 6th Thailand Baseball Open Championship, during August 26-September 24, 2001, with 12 participants team. The winner was Lopburi Team. The first runner up was Nice Team and the second runner up was Kasetsart.
November 2000 Organizing the 1st Youth Baseball Championship in Thailand, with 5 participants team. The winner is Supanburi Sports School. The first runner up is Rajpraja School and The second runner up is International School.
December 2000 Assigned to organize the baseball competition for 32nd National Games, which is the first time for baseball sport to participate in this National Games. There are 10 participants provincial from Bangkok, Prayao, Pissanulok , Lopburi , Chaiyapum, Khonkaen, Songkha, Supanburi , Chonburi and Pattanee. The winner is Supanburi, the first runner up is Lopburi and the second runner up is Bangkok.
February 2001 Sending the National team to participate in the 4th Baseball Asian Cup at Indonesia with 6 participants team from Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Thailand. The winner is Indonesia, the first runner up is Pakistan and the second runner up is Thailand.
March 2001 Friendship Competition with Matsusaka University from Japan.
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