Amanda Asay to be posthumously inducted into Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
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PRINCE GEORGE — Prince George baseball legend Amanda Asay will be posthumously inducted in the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Saturday, June 7.
Born in Prince George, Asay joined the Women’s National Team in 2005 and became one of its finest and longest tenured players. Her best all-around performance with the National Team came at the Women’s World Cup in 2018 when she recorded two wins, while also batting 500, to lead Canada to a bronze medal.
During her time with the National Team, Amanda “was a key contributor on teams that captured five Women’s World Cup medals, as well as a silver medal at the 2015 Pan Am Games.”
“I think of Amanda every day so it was with tremendous pride to learn that she will be inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame,” said Amanda’s mother Loris Asay. “She would be, as I am, thrilled to know of this recognition of her commitment to the sport of baseball.”
