Melbourne, Victoria

Melbourne is the capital of Victoria. It is second largest city in Australia in population, it has hosted numerous international baseball competitions. The 1956 Olympics were held here.

Teams that have played here

• Waverley Reds / Melbourne Reds - Australian Baseball League (1989-1999)
• Melbourne Monarchs - Australian Baseball League (1989-1990, 1993-1999)
• Melbourne Bushrangers - Australian Baseball League (1991-1992)
• Melbourne Aces - Australian Baseball League (2010-present)

People born here

• Daniel Berg, minor league utility man
• Adam Blackley, minor league pitcher
• Travis Blackley, pitcher
• Matthew Blackmore, Division Elite pitcher
• Adam Bright, minor league pitcher
• David Buckthorpe, Australian national team infielder
• Adam Burton, minor league infielder
• David Clarkson, Australian national team catcher
• Phil Dale, minor league pitcher
• Scott Dawes, Australian national team catcher
• Jon Deeble, scout
• Brad Harman, infielder
• Justin Huber, infielder
• Rikki Johnston, minor league pitcher
• Jon Kennedy, minor league pitcher
• Matthew Kent, minor league catcher
• Shane Lindsay, minor league pitcher
• Mark Linger, Australian national team infielder
• Daniel McGrath, minor league pitcher
• Rupert Murdoch, owner
• Joel Naughton, minor league catcher
• Robert Rowan, Australian national team player
• Andrew Russell, minor league pitcher
• Paul Rutgers, minor league outfielder
• Matthew Sheldon-Collins, Australian national team infielder
• Simon Sheldon-Collins, Australian national team pitcher
• Sam Street, minor league pitcher
• Brett Tamburrino, minor league utility man
• Lewis Thorpe, pitcher
• Andrew Utting, minor league catcher
• Richard Vagg, Australian national team infielder
• Grant Weir, scout
• Greg Wiltshire, minor league pitcher

Educational Institutions located here

• Box Hill High School
• Kingswood College
• La Trobe University
• St. Leonard's College
• University of Melbourne
• Wesley College