Andy Bilesky Little League Park - Trail, British Columbia
Posted by: 
T0SHEA
N 49° 06.109 W 117° 40.320
11U E 450948 N 5438991
Andy Bilesky Little League Park is a great park located in a residential area of East Trail. It is located at the end of Labumum Drive.
Waymark Code: WMFWPC
Location: British Columbia, Canada
Date Posted: 12/09/2012
Views: 4
Andy Bilesky Little League Park was opened in 1980 in honor of Andy Bilesky.
This natural mountain park setting is a beautiful setting for Trail's little league baseball facility. Two regulation size little league fields and training facilities create a natural family atmosphere for young baseball fans.
In 2011 a new scoreboard was also installed.
Host of the 2005 Pacific Northwest Cal Ripken Regional Baseball Championships, and home to the 1990 Little League World Series team that featured a young Jason Bay, Trail's deep baseball heritage and excellent facilities have been raising little baseball champions for decades.
Portable bleacher seating is available for up to 3,000 spectators. Regularly however a naturally sloping grass amphitheater provides a picnic park style seating for games.
Hosting Portfolio:
2001,1990,1982 - BC Little League Championships
2005 - Pacific Northwest Cal Ripken Regional Baseball Championships
Home field of 5 time Canadian champions - Trail Little League
Facility Specs:
Year completed: - 1980
Seating capacity: - 3000
Parking capacity: - 200
Warm up area: - Yes
Licensed for alcohol: - No
Official rooms: - 1
Food services: - Yes
Facility Specs:
Scoreboard:- Electronic
Sound system:- yes
Owner: - City of Trail
Media room: - Yes
A little history about Andy Bilesky:
With an emphasis on discipline, hard work and sportsmanship, Andy Bilesky guided his Little League teams to twenty-eight district championships, eleven provincial titles and five Canadian championships.
The Trail, B.C. native’s squads competed in the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pa., five times.
According to the Canadian Little League Association, Bilesky is the only coach to have piloted teams to the Little League World Series more than three times.
For his tireless efforts, Bilesky was selected coach of the year by B.C. Amateur Baseball twice: 1967 and 1976. He was inducted into the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame in 1994.