The Għajnsielem Redcoats players and coaches were introduced on the eve of their first competitive game in Mellieha against the Grand Slammers. On the 5th of October 2012, the Redcoats' sponsor The ClubHouse hosted a reception to mark the formation of [...]

The name Redcoats was chosen to honour the British soldiers that over a period of more than a hundred years stayed at Fort Chambray in Għajnsielem. On September 11, 2012 the name, uniform and badge of the new Għajnsielem baseball and [...]

The Malta Baseball and Softball Association assisted the Għajnsielem Redcoats at a number of important junctures. The Malta Baseball and Softball Association assisted the Għajnsielem Redcoats at a number of important junctures. Following a meeting on the 12th of June 2012 between M.A.B.S. [...]

Team sports, such as Rugby and American Football, were also included in the program in an effort to expose the boys and girls to different sports. On the 15th of May, 2012 Team Sports4All 2012 a summer-long program of activities for [...]

The girls had improved to such an extent that they looked forward to competition. On April 22, 2012 the third girls' softball training program, Spring Training 2012, commenced at the Nadur Ground. Once again, the Għajnsielem Local Council provided financial support and Joseph [...]

 Qualified coach, former Gozo Tornadoes and ex-Malta national baseball team player, Charles E. Attard held a coaching clinic on the first session of this program. The Għajnsielem Local Council provided financial support for Autumn on the Run 2011, and satisfied by [...]

The Local Council’s resolve to increase the involvement of girls in sports made this programme happen by financing the purchase of most of the softball equipment required. Ghajnsielem Mayor, Mr Francis Cauchi, along with his fellow council members, expressed their determination [...]

  The objective of this initiative was to organise sporting activities for boys and girls, primarily during the summer. To find out how the Ghajnsielem Redcoats originated we have to go back to early in 2011, when the Ghajnsielem Local Council invited the Ghajnsielem [...]