2009 Baseball World Cup

2009 Baseball World Cup
Tournament details

Host countries	Croatia Czech Republic Germany Italy Netherlands San Marino Spain Sweden
Dates	9–27 September
Teams	22
Final positions
Champions	United States (4th title)
Runners-up	Cuba
Third place	Canada
Fourth place	Puerto Rico
Tournament statistics
Games played	92
Attendance	126,799 (1,378 per game)
Most valuable player	Justin Smoak
← 2007 2011 → All statistics correct as of 27 September 2009.

The 2009 Baseball World Cup (BWC) was the 38th international men's amateur baseball tournament. The tournament was sanctioned by the International Baseball Federation, which titled it the Amateur World Series from the 1938 tournament through the 1986 AWS. The 2009 tournament was held, for the first time, across a continent — with games played in 27 cities across eight European countries, from September 9 to 27. The final was a repeat of the previous BWC final, with the United States again defeating Cuba, winning its fourth title. Canada won the bronze medal, the nation's first medal in the tournament, after defeating Puerto Rico 6–2.^[1]

There were 22 participating countries (which stands as the most ever in tournament history), with 20 teams split into five groups for the first round, after which "official" host Italy and 2007 European Champion Netherlands joined the advancing 14 teams in the second round.

The next competition would be the last amateur championship held as the BWC tournament, which was replaced in 2015 by the quadrennial WBSC Premier12.

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Format

Previous editions of the World Cup were held with no more than 18 teams. These teams were initially broken up into two pools, with the top teams from each pool qualifying for the final knockout stage. With 22 teams competing in the 2009 tournament, the format has been expanded into three phases. Teams that play from the first round and finish among the top eight teams of the tournament will now have played as many as 15 games, making it one of the longest campaigns for any international baseball tournament.

All of the teams, with the exception of Italy and Netherlands, will compete in the first round (as hosts for the second-round games, Italy and Netherlands receive a bye through the first round). The teams will be broken into five pools of four teams each. Each pool will be held in a different country, with the hosts Czech Republic, Spain, Sweden, Croatia and Germany assigned to the corresponding pools. (Previously, Russia had been set as the host nation for Pool D, however they were replaced by Croatia in an announcement from the IBAF.)^[2] Unlike the 2009 World Baseball Classic, the pools will be conducted in single round-robin format.^[3] The top two teams from each pool will automatically qualify for the second round, while four of the five third-place finishers will also qualify as wild cards.^[4] In some respects, the first round is like a final qualifying tournament, similar to the format used for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

The second round operates similarly to the first, but on an expanded scale. The field of teams is split into two pools, one hosted in Italy, the other in the Netherlands. The fourteen qualifiers from the first round are assigned to the pools, and commence a single round-robin competition.^[4] The top four teams from each pool then qualify for the third and final round.^[5]

The third round is broken into two parts: a partial round-robin and then four classification games, including the final. Each team will play four games during the round-robin phase, against the teams they have not yet faced (in Round 2) who also qualified – i.e. the teams from the Italian pool will face the teams from the Netherlands pool, but not each other. The teams are then ranked on their results in this phase and in games of the 2nd round between qualified teams, but in two groups based on the pool they qualified from. Each team then plays a classification game against their counterpart from the opposite group to determine their final placings in the tournament – i.e. the fourth place Italian qualifier faces the fourth place Netherlands qualifier to determine seventh and eighth positions, the third place qualifiers compete for fifth and sixth positions, and so on. The winner of the final classification game will be declared the winner of the World Cup for 2009.^[5]

Tiebreaking procedures

The IBAF employs a standard tiebreaking system across all tournaments it sanctions, though it will use a modified version for this World Cup. Ordinarily there are five criteria available to be used when two or more teams finish the tournament (or a section thereof) with the same winning percentage; if the first method does not split the teams involved, the next one is used, continuing down the list of methods until a distinction is achieved. The criteria used to determine the higher placed finishing team, in order, are:

the team with the better head-to-head record for the teams involved
the team with the better ratio of runs allowed per fielding inning subtracted from the ratio of runs scored per batting inning, referred to as the "Team Quality Balance", from the games involving the tied teams
the team with the better "Earned Run Team Quality Balance" – the same as No. 2 but using only earned runs as opposed to all runs
the team with the highest batting average from the head-to-head games
a coin flip.

For this World Cup though, a simplified method of tiebreaking will be used:

the team with the better head-to-head record for the teams involved
the team with the fewest runs allowed
the team with the lowest earned run average
the team with the highest batting average.

In the case of determining the four wild card teams that will progress from the first to the second round, the first measure will automatically be skipped, as it will be impossible for the teams to have played against each other.^[6]

Teams

Twenty-two teams qualified for the tournament, either through finishing high enough in the 2007 World Cup, placing high enough in regional tournaments that doubled as qualifying tournaments for the event, or by automatic qualification by hosting some part of the tournament.

Round 1
Pool A		Pool B		Pool C		Pool D		Pool E
Australia	6th, 2007 World Cup	Cuba	2007 World Cup	Canada	Qualified, 2008 Olympics	Croatia	Replacing Russia, Host nation	China	Qualified, 2008 Olympics
Chinese Taipei	Qualified, 2008 Olympics	Puerto Rico	2008 Americas Baseball Cup	Netherlands Antilles	4th, 2008 Americas Baseball Cup	Great Britain	2007 European Championship	Germany	4th, 2007 European Championship
Czech Republic	Host nation	South Africa	African qualifier	South Korea	5th, 2007 World Cup	Japan	2007 World Cup	United States	2007 World Cup
Mexico	2008 Americas Baseball Cup	Spain	2007 European Championship	Sweden	Host nation	Nicaragua	2008 Americas Baseball Cup	Venezuela	5th, 2008 Americas Baseball Cup
Round 2
Pool F					Pool G
Netherlands		2007 European Championship			Italy		Host nation

Round 1

Group A

	Qualified for the 2nd round
	Qualified for the 2nd round as wild card

Team	W	L	R	RA	PCT
Mexico	3	0	27	9	1.000
Australia	2	1	33	19	.667
Chinese Taipei	1	2	15	16	.333
Czech Republic	0	3	5	36	.000

9 September 2009	Czech Republic	4–17	Australia	Prague, Czech Republic Attendance: 800
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10 September 2009	Chinese Taipei	0–8	Mexico	Prague, Czech Republic Attendance: 700
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11 September 2009	Australia	7–5	Chinese Taipei	Prague, Czech Republic Attendance: 1,000
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11 September 2009	Mexico	9–0	Czech Republic	Prague, Czech Republic Attendance: 1,200
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12 September 2009	Australia	9–10	Mexico	Prague, Czech Republic Attendance: 2,500
		Boxscore

12 September 2009	Czech Republic	1–10	Chinese Taipei	Prague, Czech Republic Attendance: 2,500
		Boxscore

Group B

	Qualified for the 2nd round
	Qualified for the 2nd round as wild card

Team	W	L	R	RA	PCT
Cuba	3	0	25	9	1.000
Puerto Rico	2	1	17	13	.667
Spain	1	2	22	10	.333
South Africa	0	3	5	37	.000

9 September 2009	Spain	15 – 0 (F/6)	South Africa	Barcelona, Spain Attendance: 350
		Boxscore

10 September 2009	Puerto Rico	0 – 10 (F/7)	Cuba	Barcelona, Spain Attendance: 1,500
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11 September 2009	Cuba	10–5	South Africa	Barcelona, Spain Attendance: 500
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11 September 2009	Spain	3–5	Puerto Rico	Barcelona, Spain Attendance: 1,500
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12 September 2009	Cuba	5–4	Spain	Barcelona, Spain Attendance: 1,500
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12 September 2009	South Africa	0 – 12 (F/7)	Puerto Rico	Barcelona, Spain Attendance: 150
		Boxscore

Group C

	Qualified for the 2nd round
	Qualified for the 2nd round as wild card

Team	W	L	R	RA	PCT
Canada	3	0	43	2	1.000
Netherlands Antilles	2	1	19	28	.667
South Korea	1	2	11	19	.333
Sweden	0	3	10	34	.000

9 September 2009	Sweden	8–10	Netherlands Antilles	Sundbyberg, Sweden Attendance: 1,223
		Boxscore

10 September 2009	Canada	9–1	South Korea	Sundbyberg, Sweden Attendance: 662
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11 September 2009	South Korea	5–1	Sweden	Sundbyberg, Sweden Attendance: 1,307
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11 September 2009	Netherlands Antilles	0 – 15 (F/7)	Canada	Sundbyberg, Sweden Attendance: 1,408
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12 September 2009	South Korea	5–9	Netherlands Antilles	Sundbyberg, Sweden Attendance: 1,722
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12 September 2009	Sweden	1 – 19 (F/5)	Canada	Sundbyberg, Sweden Attendance: 2,091
		Boxscore

Group D

	Qualified for the 2nd round
	Qualified for the 2nd round as wild card

Team	W	L	R	RA	PCT
Nicaragua	3	0	28	5	1.000
Japan	2	1	26	18	.667
Great Britain	1	2	11	20	.333
Croatia	0	3	5	27	.000

10 September 2009	Great Britain	7–9	Japan	Zagreb, Croatia Attendance: 180
		Boxscore

10 September 2009	Croatia	1–10	Nicaragua	Zagreb, Croatia Attendance: 450
		Boxscore

11 September 2009	Nicaragua	10 – 0 (F/7)	Great Britain	Zagreb, Croatia Attendance: 150
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11 September 2009	Japan	13 – 3 (F/7)	Croatia	Zagreb, Croatia Attendance: 400
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12 September 2009	Japan	4–8	Nicaragua	Zagreb, Croatia Attendance: 380
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12 September 2009	Croatia	1–4	Great Britain	Zagreb, Croatia Attendance: 600
		Boxscore

Group E

	Qualified for the 2nd round

Team	W	L	R	RA	PCT
Venezuela	3	0	42	12	1.000
United States	2	1	26	14	.667
Germany	1	2	16	22	.333
China	0	3	3	39	.000

9 September 2009	Germany	14 – 1 (F/7)	China	Regensburg, Germany Attendance: 5,300
		Boxscore

10 September 2009	United States	9 – 13 (F/11)	Venezuela	Regensburg, Germany Attendance: 4,200
		Boxscore

11 September 2009	Venezuela	17 – 2 (F/5)	China	Regensburg, Germany Attendance: 6,100
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11 September 2009	United States	9–1	Germany	Regensburg, Germany Attendance: 9,600
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12 September 2009	China	0–8	United States	Regensburg, Germany Attendance: 5,900
		Boxscore

12 September 2009	Germany	1 – 12 (F/8)	Venezuela	Regensburg, Germany Attendance: 6,900
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Wild cards

	Qualified for the 2nd round as wild card

Team	Pool	W	L	R	RA	PCT
Spain	B	1	2	22	10	.333
Chinese Taipei	A	1	2	15	16	.333
South Korea	C	1	2	11	19	.333
Great Britain	D	1	2	11	20	.333
Germany	E	1	2	16	22	.333

Round 2

Group F

	Qualified for the 3rd round

Team	W	L	R	RA	PCT	1st Tiebreaker Head–to–head record	2nd Tiebreaker Head–to–head runs allowed	3rd Tiebreaker Head–to–head record^[7]
Netherlands	6	1	44	23	.857	1–1	7	1–0
Puerto Rico	6	1	46	16	.857	1–1	7	0–1
Cuba	6	1	42	10	.857	1–1	8	—
Venezuela	3	4	26	37	.429	1–0	—	—
South Korea	3	4	30	24	.429	0–1	—	—
Nicaragua	2	5	24	48	.333	1–0	—	—
Spain	2	5	31	47	.286	0–1	—	—
Great Britain	0	7	12	50	.000	—	—	—

13 September 2009	Netherlands	4–2	South Korea	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 3,500
		Boxscore

13 September 2009	Cuba	6–0	Great Britain	Haarlem, Netherlands Attendance: 327
		Boxscore

13 September 2009	Venezuela	7–4	Nicaragua	Rotterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 250
		Boxscore

13 September 2009	Puerto Rico	12 – 2 (F/7)	Spain	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 211
		Boxscore

14 September 2009	South Korea	15 – 5 (F/8)	Great Britain	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 91
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14 September 2009	Spain	8–1	Venezuela	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 61
		Boxscore

14 September 2009	Nicaragua	1–4	Cuba	Haarlem, Netherlands Attendance: 350
		Boxscore

14 September 2009	Netherlands	5–2	Puerto Rico	Rotterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 2,041
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16 September 2009	Puerto Rico	3–2	South Korea	Rotterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 251
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16 September 2009	Great Britain	1–4	Nicaragua	Rotterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 112
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16 September 2009	Spain	5–10	Netherlands	Haarlem, Netherlands Attendance: 2,500
		Boxscore

16 September 2009	Cuba	10 – 0 (F/8)	Venezuela	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 479
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17 September 2009	Puerto Rico	3–2	Great Britain	Haarlem, Netherlands Attendance: 1,477
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17 September 2009	Netherlands	8–5	Venezuela	Haarlem, Netherlands Attendance: 3,117
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17 September 2009	Spain	0–10	Cuba	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 108
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17 September 2009	Nicaragua	2–7	South Korea	Rotterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 400
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18 September 2009	Spain	5–9	Nicaragua	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 300
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18 September 2009	Cuba	2–5	Puerto Rico	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 1,600
		Boxscore

18 September 2009	Venezuela	4–1	South Korea	Haarlem, Netherlands Attendance: 334
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18 September 2009	Great Britain	0–6	Netherlands	Rotterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 2,225
		Boxscore

19 September 2009	Great Britain	3–10	Spain	Rotterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 433
		Boxscore

19 September 2009	South Korea	1–5	Cuba	Rotterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 1,400
		Boxscore

19 September 2009	Venezuela	3–5	Puerto Rico	Haarlem, Netherlands Attendance: 1,116
		Boxscore

19 September 2009	Nicaragua	4–8	Netherlands	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 3,000
		Boxscore

20 September 2009	Nicaragua	0 – 16 (F/7)	Puerto Rico	Haarlem, Netherlands Attendance: 406
		Boxscore

20 September 2009	Netherlands	3–5	Cuba	Rotterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 4,000
		Boxscore

20 September 2009	Venezuela	6–1	Great Britain	Haarlem, Netherlands Attendance: 800
		Boxscore

20 September 2009	South Korea	2–1	Spain	Amsterdam, Netherlands Attendance: 354
		Boxscore

Group G

	Qualified for the 3rd round

Team	W	L	R	RA	PCT	1st Tiebreaker Head–to–head record	2nd Tiebreaker Head–to–head runs allowed	3rd Tiebreaker Head–to–head record^[7]
United States	7	0	60	15	1.000	—	—	—
Australia	5	2	47	27	.714	1–1	8	1–0
Canada	5	2	50	29	.714	1–1	8	0–1
Chinese Taipei	5	2	32	29	.714	1–1	9	—
Japan	2	5	28	25	.286	1–1	9	—
Italy	2	5	32	54	.286	1–1	10	—
Mexico	2	5	28	38	.286	1–1	12	—
Netherlands Antilles	0	7	27	87	.000	—	—	—

13 September 2009	Australia	19 – 6 (F/7)	Netherlands Antilles	Piacenza, Italy Attendance: 383
		Boxscore

13 September 2009	Italy	2–5	Chinese Taipei	Florence, Italy Attendance: 1,800
		Boxscore

13 September 2009	Japan	9–3	Mexico	Parma, Italy Attendance: 604
		Boxscore

13 September 2009	United States	8–0	Canada	Reggio Emilia, Italy Attendance: 300
		Boxscore

14 September 2009	Mexico	6–3	Italy	Bologna, Italy Attendance: 500
		Boxscore

14 September 2009	Canada	3 – 5 (F/10)	Australia	Novara, Italy Attendance: 200
		Boxscore

14 September 2009	Netherlands Antilles	1 – 11 (F/7)	United States	Verona, Italy Attendance: 850
		Boxscore

15 September 2009	Chinese Taipei	5 – 4 (F/10)	Australia	Godo, Italy Attendance: 450
		Boxscore

15 September 2009	United States	4–2	Japan	Macerata, Italy Attendance: 1,900
		Boxscore

16 September 2009	Japan	1 – 3 (F/10)	Chinese Taipei	Serravalle, Republic of San Marino Attendance: 120
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16 September 2009	Mexico	2–4	Canada	Turin, Italy Attendance: 400
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17 September 2009	Chinese Taipei	3 – 14 (F/7)	United States	Turin, Italy Attendance: 1,000
		Boxscore

17 September 2009	Canada	3 – 2 (F/10)	Japan	Bologna, Italy Attendance: 450
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17 September 2009	Australia	5–4	Italy	Parma, Italy Attendance: 1,522
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17 September 2009	Mexico	9–8	Netherlands Antilles	Serravalle, Republic of San Marino Attendance: 300
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18 September 2009	Netherlands Antilles	2 – 19 (F/6)	Canada	Godo, Italy Attendance: 650
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18 September 2009	Italy	6–4	Japan	Novara, Italy Attendance: 1,000
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18 September 2009	Chinese Taipei	1 – 0 (F/10)	Mexico	Verona, Italy Attendance: 600
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19 September 2009	Japan	0–5	Australia	Bologna, Italy Attendance: 400
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19 September 2009	Netherlands Antilles	3–12	Chinese Taipei	Novara, Italy Attendance: 350
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19 September 2009	Canada	16–7	Italy	Reggio Emilia, Italy Attendance: 817
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19 September 2009	Mexico	3–7	United States	Vicenza, Italy Attendance: 500
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20 September 2009	Australia	6–5	Mexico	Macerata, Italy Attendance: 1,300
		Boxscore

20 September 2009	Canada	5 – 3 (F/6)	Chinese Taipei	Parma, Italy Attendance: 323
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20 September 2009	Japan	10–1	Netherlands Antilles	Verona, Italy Attendance: 550
		Boxscore

20 September 2009	Italy	3–12	United States	Turin, Italy Attendance: 1,000
		Boxscore

21 September 2009	Italy	7–6	Netherlands Antilles	Vicenza, Italy Attendance: 150
		Boxscore

21 September 2009	United States	4–3	Australia	Bologna, Italy Attendance: 250
		Boxscore

Round 3

Semi finals

Group 1

Team	W	L	R	RA	PCT
Cuba	5	2	35	15	.714
Puerto Rico	4	3	24	20	.571
Netherlands	3	4	36	38	.429
Venezuela	2	5	28	46	.289

Group 2

Team	W	L	R	RA	PCT
United States	7	0	48	14	1.000
Canada	4	3	32	28	.571
Australia	2	5	24	29	.289
Chinese Taipei	1	6	19	56	.143

22 September 2009	Cuba	2–1	Australia	Grosseto, Italy Attendance: 300
		Boxscore

22 September 2009	Puerto Rico	0–3	Canada	Nettuno, Italy Attendance: 500
		Boxscore

22 September 2009	United States	6–3	Venezuela	Florence, Italy Attendance: 170
		Boxscore

22 September 2009	Netherlands	11–2	Chinese Taipei	Stadio Primo Nebiolo Messina, Italy Attendance: 350
		Boxscore

23 September 2009	Canada	9–2	Venezuela	Chieti, Italy Attendance: 300
		Boxscore

23 September 2009	Australia	5–2	Netherlands	Grosseto, Italy Attendance: 250
		Boxscore

23 September 2009	Puerto Rico	0–3	United States	Florence, Italy Attendance: 130
		Boxscore

23 September 2009	Chinese Taipei	0–8	Cuba	Nettuno, Italy Attendance: 500
		Boxscore

24 September 2009	United States	5–3	Cuba	Nettuno, Italy Attendance: 2,000
		Boxscore

24 September 2009	Chinese Taipei	2–8	Puerto Rico	Chieti, Italy Attendance: 250
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24 September 2009	Canada	11–5	Netherlands	Grosseto, Italy Attendance: 250
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24 September 2009	Venezuela	9–4	Australia	Florence, Italy Attendance: 104
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25 September 2009	Cuba	5–1	Canada	Florence, Italy Attendance: 1,100
		Boxscore

25 September 2009	Venezuela	6–4	Chinese Taipei	Grosseto, Italy Attendance: 200
		Boxscore

25 September 2009	Australia	2–4	Puerto Rico	Chieti, Italy Attendance: 300
		Boxscore

25 September 2009	Netherlands	2–8	United States	Nettuno, Italy Attendance: 1,000
		Boxscore

Final round

7th place game

26 September 2009	Venezuela	6–3	Chinese Taipei	Florence, Italy Attendance: 110
		Boxscore

5th place game

26 September 2009	Netherlands	1–4	Australia	Stadio Primo Nebiolo Messina, Italy Attendance: 300
		Boxscore

Bronze medal game

26 September 2009	Puerto Rico	2–6	Canada	Grosseto, Italy Attendance: 1,000
		Boxscore

Final

27 September 2009	Cuba	5–10	United States	Stadio Steno Borghese, Nettuno, Italy Attendance: 5,000
		Boxscore

Final standings

Rk	Team	W	L	Tiebreakers
1	United States	14	1
Lost in the Final
2	Cuba	12	3
Failed to qualify for Final
3	Canada	12	3
4	Puerto Rico	10	5
Failed to qualify for bronze medal game
5	Australia	9	6
6	Netherlands	7	5
Failed to qualify for 5th place game
7	Venezuela	9	6
8	Chinese Taipei	6	9
Failed to qualify for Round 3
Rk	Team	W	L	1st Tiebreaker	2nd Tiebreaker
9	South Korea	4	6	3–4	–
10	Japan	4	6	2–5	25 RA
11	Mexico	5	5	2–5	38 RA
12	Spain	3	7	2–5	47 RA
13	Nicaragua	5	5	2–5	48 RA
14	Italy	2	5	2–5	54 RA
15	Great Britain	1	9	0–7	50 RA
16	Netherlands Antilles	2	8	0–7	87 RA
Failed to qualify for Round 2
Rk	Team	W	L	Tiebreaker
17	Germany	1	2	–
18	Croatia	0	3	27 RA
19	Sweden	0	3	34 RA
20	Czech Republic	0	3	36 RA
21	South Africa	0	3	37 RA
22	China	0	3	39 RA

2009 Baseball World Cup champions
United States 4th title

Awards

The IBAF announced the following awards at the completion of the tournament.^[8]

All Star Team
Position	Player
Best Starting Pitcher	Norge Luis Vera
Best Relief Pitcher	Trystan Magnuson
Catcher	Sidney de Jong
First Base	Justin Smoak
Second Base	Héctor Olivera
Third Base	Shawn Bowman
Short Stop	Hainley Statia
Outfield	Alfredo Despaigne
	José Dariel Abreu
	Jon Weber
Designated Hitter	Terry Tiffee

Tournament Awards
Award	Player
MVP	Justin Smoak
Leading Batter	Paco Figueroa
Best Earned Run Average (Pitcher)	Matt Kniginyzky
Best Won/Loss Average (Pitcher)	Todd Redmond
Most Runs Batted In	René Reyes
Most Home Runs	Alfredo Despaigne
Most Stolen Bases	Paco Figueroa
Most Runs Scored	Rene Tosoni
Outstanding Defensive Player	Ángel Sánchez

References

^ "Canada wins bronze at World Cup". Baseball Canada. 26 September 2009. Retrieved 28 June 2023.
^ "IBAF Announces Relocation of One of the 2009 Baseball World Cup First Round Sites from Russia to Croatia". International Baseball Federation. 17 July 2009. Archived from the original on 7 July 2011. Retrieved 18 July 2009. Games featuring Japan, Great Britain, Nicaragua and Croatia to be held in Zagreb from September 9–12
^ Yokoo, Masaru (19 June 2009). "2009 World Cup Game Schedule – 1st Round" (PDF). International Baseball Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 July 2011. Retrieved 21 June 2009.
^ ^a ^b Yokoo, Masaru (19 June 2009). "2009 World Cup Game Schedule – 2nd Round" (PDF). International Baseball Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 July 2011. Retrieved 21 June 2009.
^ ^a ^b Yokoo, Masaru (19 June 2009). "2009 World Cup Game Schedule -Finals" (PDF). International Baseball Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 July 2011. Retrieved 21 June 2009.
^ Yokoo, Masaru (1 July 2009). "IBAF Official Competitions Technical/Organizational Norms" (PDF). International Baseball Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 22 November 2009. Retrieved 10 September 2009.
^ ^a ^b "2009 IBAF Baseball World Cup Final Round Team Capsules". International Baseball Federation. 22 September 2009. Retrieved 24 September 2009.
^ "2009 Baseball World Cup Final Report" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 29 May 2012. Retrieved 28 August 2009.

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