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Netherlands national baseball team
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The Netherlands national baseball team is the national baseball team of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, representing the country in international men's baseball. They are the best-ranked team in Europe, and ranked eighth in the world by the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC). The team is governed by the Royal Netherlands Baseball and Softball Federation, which is a member of WBSC Europe.
The Netherlands participated in the Summer Olympic Games in 1996, 2000, 2004, and 2008. The team has also participated in other major international baseball tournaments, including the World Baseball Classic (WBC), Baseball World Cup, and Premier12. The Netherlands' best finish was winning the 2011 World Cup, defeating 25-time champion Cuba in the finals. More recently the Dutch finished fourth in the 2013 and 2017 WBC, and were knocked out in pool play in the 2023 WBC.
The team is made up primarily of players from the Netherlands in Europe, and from Dutch territories and islands in the Caribbean that are part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Baseball is extremely popular in Aruba and Curaçao, which were part of the former Netherlands Antilles. Some foreign-born players of Dutch descent from the United States and Canada have also been members of the team. The Dutch team has finished in either first or second place in 31 of the 32 European Baseball Championships in which it has appeared. The exception was the 2023 European Baseball Championship, in which the Netherlands placed third.
Team Netherlands will compete against Team Israel, Team Dominican Republic, Team Venezuela, and Team Nicaragua in the 2026 World Baseball Classic from March 6-11, 2026, at LoanDepot Park in Miami, Florida.
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Early history
The Netherlands national team played its first international game on August 26, 1934 in Heemstede; the Dutch side lost to Belgium by a score of 21–12. In a rematch later that summer, the Netherlands notched its first-ever win, defeating Belgium 19–17 in Antwerp. Throughout the 1930s, the Netherlands would play regular games against Belgium and France, accumulating a record of 7–2 against the two opponents between 1937 and 1939, and emerging as the strongest European baseball power.[2]
Joining the European Baseball Federation in 1955, the Netherlands won the 1956 European Baseball Championship. From that point on, they won every continental championship they entered until 1973, a total of 10 consecutive titles.[3] Also in 1956, the Dutch made their first appearance in global competition, appearing at the 1956 Global World Series held at Milwaukee County Stadium in the United States. They lost both games they played, against Puerto Rico (14–2) and Colombia (7–1).[4] Nevertheless, the Dutch team continued to dominate at the European Championship, thanks to the pitching of Han Urbanus, the first Dutch player to be scouted by a Major League Baseball team. (He reportedly declined a contract with the New York Giants).[5]
The Dutch national team began the practice of selecting players from the Netherlands Antilles, the Dutch colonial possessions in the Caribbean, in the 1960s and 1970s, even though the Netherlands Antilles maintained its own national team at the time. This practice was maintained despite complaints from other federations in Europe; the Dutch federation defended its players of Caribbean ancestry as "possessing the nationality 100%". The European Baseball Federation ruled in favor of the Dutch, allowing Caribbean players to make up an integral part of its squad going forward.[6]
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2006
Prior to the 2006 WBC, the Netherlands played four exhibition games. They lost two games, against the University of Tampa college team and an Atlanta Braves squad at Cracker Jack Stadium in Kissimmee, Florida.
The Netherlands competed in Pool C, along with reigning world champion Cuba, Panama, and Puerto Rico, in the first round at the Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
After losing to Cuba and Puerto Rico in their round-robin pool games, they finished third in their pool and were eliminated along with Panama.
2009
Prior to the 2009 WBC, the Netherlands played seven exhibition games, including games against the Pittsburgh Pirates, Cincinnati Reds, and Minnesota Twins. The Netherlands team lost all three games against these MLB opponents.
The Netherlands competed in Pool D, along with 2006 WBC semi-finalist Dominican Republic, Panama, and Puerto Rico, in the first round, again at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in Puerto Rico. The team won both games against the strong Dominican Republic team. As result, the team made it through the first double-elimination round along with Puerto Rico. In the second round the Dutch lost to Venezuela and the United States. Therefore, the team was eliminated and finished seventh in the final standings.
2013
The Netherlands competed in Pool B against Chinese Taipei, South Korea, and Australia at Taichung Intercontinental Baseball Stadium in Taichung, Taiwan. The Dutch team won their first game against South Korea 5–0, but lost to Chinese Taipei 8–3. However, the Netherlands defeated Australia 4–1, thus securing a position for Round 1 in the Tokyo Dome to face off against Japan and Cuba.
The Dutch team defeated Cuba 6–2 before facing two-time defending champion Japan, suffering a 16–4 loss stopped after 7 innings due to the mercy rule. This forced a rematch with Cuba. The Dutch narrowly clinched their win against the Cuban team 7–6 to secure a position in the semi-finals, where they lost again to Japan, 10–6. They faced the Dominican Republic in the third-place match, losing 4–1. The Netherlands finished fourth in the tournament.
2017
The Netherlands, ranked ninth in the world, included major league stars, many of whom were raised in islands in the Caribbean that are part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The players included All-Star shortstop Xander Bogaerts (from Aruba), 20-home-run hitter shortstop Didi Gregorius (born in the Netherlands and raised in Curaçao), 20-home-run hitter second baseman Jonathan Schoop (born in Curaçao), Gold Glove shortstop Andrelton Simmons (born in Curaçao), and infielder/outfielder Jurickson Profar (born in Curaçao).[7][8][9] Sports Illustrated wrote that the Dutch team "boasts arguably the most talented infield in the entire tournament."[9]
The Netherlands lost to Israel, 4–2. In what NBC reported was thought to be the tallest batter-pitcher matchup in baseball history, the Dutch team's 7-foot-1-inch (2.16 m) pitcher Loek van Mil walked Israel's 6-foot-8-inch (2.03 m) first baseman Nate Freiman.[10] The Dutch then beat South Korea (5–0) and Taiwan (6–5).[11][12] Along with Israel, which finished first in the pool, the Netherlands qualified for the next round, in Japan.[13]
In the second round, an extra innings loss against Japan was followed by two mercy rule wins over Israel and Cuba. Together with Japan, which had finished top of the pool, the Netherlands advanced to the championship round. All-Star closer Kenley Jansen joined the Dutch team for the championship round.
The Netherlands semifinal match against Puerto Rico ended in a loss with an 11th inning walk-off sacrifice fly by Eddie Rosario. The final score was 4–3. Outfielder Wladimir Balentien was chosen in the All-WBC team after leading the tournament in hits, home runs, and RBI.[14][15]
2023
After two runs to the prior WBC semi-finals, the Netherlands failed to advance past the first round in 2023. All five teams in its pool finished with a 2–2 record, but Cuba and Italy advanced on tiebreakers while the Dutch, Chinese Taipei, and Panama were eliminated.[16]
2026
Team Netherlands will compete against Team Israel, Team Dominican Republic, Team Venezuela, and Team Nicaragua in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. The competition will start March 6-11, 2026, at LoanDepot Park in Miami, Florida, in Pool D.[17]
Five-time All Star Andruw Jones will manage Team Netherlands at the 2026 World Baseball Classic.[18] Infielder and 4x All Star Xander Bogaerts and center fielder Ceddanne Rafaela have both committed to play for the team.[19]
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The following is a list of professional baseball match results currently active in the latest version of the WBSC World Rankings, as well as any future matches that have been scheduled.[20]
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2019
| Euro Championship GS | September 8 | Netherlands  |
6–8 |  Czech Republic |
Bonn 1, Germany |
| 15:30 CET | LP: Tom de Blok (0–1) HR: Calten Daal (1) |
Boxscore | WP: Marek Minarik (1–0) Sv: Martin Schneider (1) HR: Martin Cervenka (1) |
Attendance: 1,200 Umpires: HP – Taurelli, 1B – Arevalo, 3B – Jankovic |
| Euro Championship GS | September 9 | Netherlands |
9–0 |  Sweden |
Bonn 1, Germany |
| 15:00 CET | WP: Donny Breek (1–0) HR: Roger Bernadina (1), Curt Smith (1), Sharlon Schoop (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Jakob Claessen (0–1) |
Attendance: 300 Umpires: HP – Meyer, 1B – Kroupa, 3B – Tscharf |
| Euro Championship GS | September 10 | Netherlands |
8–1 |  Germany |
Bonn 1, Germany |
| 19:00 CET | WP: Lars Huijer (1–0) HR: Ademar Rifaela (3) |
Boxscore | LP: Daniel Thieben (0–1) |
Attendance: 1,100 Umpires: HP – Fabrizi, 1B – Taurelli, 3B – Arevalo |
| Euro Championship GS | September 11 | Israel  |
4–13 | Netherlands |
Bonn 1, Germany |
| 15:00 CET | LP: Shlomo Lipetz (0–1) HR: Daniel Valencia (1) |
Boxscore | WP: Tom Stuifbergen (1–0) HR: Ademar Rifaela (2), Hendrik Clementina (1), Kalian Sams (1) |
Attendance: 250 Umpires: HP – Waider, 1B – Ozimec, 3B – Tscharf |
| Euro Championship GS | September 11 | Great Britain  |
2–10 | Netherlands |
Solingen, Germany |
| 17:00 CET | LP: Ethan Solomon (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Orlando Yntema (1–0) Sv: Shairon Martis (1) |
Attendance: 150 Umpires: HP – Waider, 1B – Tscharf, 3B – Ozimec |
| Euro Championship QF | September 13 | Netherlands |
17–2 (F/5) |  Belgium |
Bonn 1, Germany |
| 15:00 CET | WP: Orlando Yntema (2–0) HR: Hendrik Clementina (2), Calten Daal (1), Roger Bernadina (1), Curt Smith (1), Ademar Rifaela (1), Dashenko Ricardo (1), Kalian Sams (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Artuur Driessens (0–2) |
Attendance: 350 Umpires: HP – Makouchetchev, 1B – Roloff, 3B – Kroupa |
| Euro Championship SF | September 14 | Netherlands |
1–0 |  Spain |
Bonn 1, Germany |
| 15:00 CET | WP: Tom de Blok (1–1) Sv: J. C. Sulbaran (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Lowuin Sacramento (1–1) |
Attendance: 350 Umpires: HP – Fabrizi, 1B – Jankovic, 2B – Waider, 3B – Jones |
| Euro Championship F | September 15 | Italy  |
1–5 | Netherlands |
Bonn 1, Germany |
| 19:00 CET | LP: Luis Lugo (1–1) HR: Alberto Mineo (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Kevin Kelly (1–0) HR: Kalian Sams (3), John Polonius (1) |
Attendance: 2,000 Umpires: HP – Waider, 1B – Kroupa, 2B – Makouchetchev |
| WBSC Premier12 GS | November 2 | Netherlands |
0–9 |  United States |
Estadio Panamericano, Mexico |
| 12:00 CT | LP: Rob Cordemans (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Cody Ponce (1–0) HR: Drew Waters (1), Jordon Adell (1), Robert Dalbec (1), Brent Rooker (1) |
Attendance: 3,015 Umpires: HP – Maikol Tibabijo, 1B – Ki Joong Lee, 2B – Aaron Roberts, 3B – Hsu-Kuang Chu |
| WBSC Premier12 GS | November 3 | Dominican Republic  |
14–4 (F/7) | Netherlands |
Estadio Panamericano, Mexico |
| 12:00 CT | WP: Henry Henry (1–0) HR: Carlos Peguero (1), Charlie Valerio (1), Jeison Guzman (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Orlando Yntema (0–1) HR: Roger Bernadina (1), Chadwick Tromp (1) |
Attendance: 5,132 Umpires: HP – Ruben Ramos, 1B – Jeff Macias, 2B – Hsu-Kuang Chu, 3B – Ki Joong Lee |
| WBSC Premier12 GS | November 5 | Netherlands |
2–10 |  Mexico |
Estadio Panamericano, Mexico |
| 19:00 CT | LP: Tom Stuifbergen (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Manuel Barreda (1–0) |
Attendance: 6,895 Umpires: HP – Aaron Roberts, 1B – Jeff Macias, 2B – Maikol Tibabijo, 3B – Tomo Yamaguchi |
2021
| Euro Championship GS | September 12 | Slovakia  |
0–11 (F/7) | Netherlands |
Paschetto Stadium, Italy |
| 15:30 CET | LP: Marko Vykoukal (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Mike Bolsenbroek (1–0) |
Attendance: 60 Umpires: HP – Cuauhtemoc Suarez, 1B – Alessandro Spera, 3B – Jiri Kroupa |
| Euro Championship GS | September 13 | Netherlands |
11–1 | Czech Republic |
Paolo II Palace, Italy |
| 20:30 CET | WP: Kevin Kelly (1–0) HR: Ray-Patrick Didder (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Marek Minařík (0–1) HR: Matěj Hejma (1) |
Attendance: 85 Umpires: HP – Oswald Tscharf, 1B – Marco Taurelli, 3B – Cuauhtemoc Suarez |
| Euro Championship GS | September 14 | Sweden |
5–15 (F/8) | Netherlands |
Aluffi Stadium, Italy |
| 15:00 CET | LP: Erik Marqvardsen (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Jayden Gonesh (1–0) HR: Ray-Patrick Didder (1), Dashenko Ricardo (1), John Polonius (1) |
Attendance: 85 Umpires: HP – Oswald Tscharf, 1B – Tomislav Ozimec, 3B – Christopher Feuerecker |
| Euro Championship QF | September 16 | Netherlands |
7–5 | Great Britain |
Paschetto Stadium, Italy |
| 20:30 CET | WP: Lars Huijer (1–0) Sv: Wendell Floranus (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Daniel Cooper (0–1) |
Attendance: 132 Umpires: HP – Mojmír Jankovič, 1B – Marco Taurelli, 3B – Christopher Feuerecker |
| Euro Championship SF | September 17 | Spain |
8–9 | Netherlands |
Paolo II Palace, Italy |
| 15:00 CET | LP: Carlos Sierra (0–1) HR: Edison Valerio (1), Lesther Galvan (1) |
Boxscore | WP: Kevin Kelly (2–0) Sv: Wendell Floranus (2) HR: Dashenko Ricardo (1) |
Attendance: 220 Umpires: HP – Marco Taurelli, 1B – Mojmír Jankovič, 3B – Jens Waider |
| Euro Championship F | September 19 | Israel |
4–9 | Netherlands |
Paschetto Stadium, Italy |
| 20:30 CET | LP: Charles Rossman (0–1) HR: Assaf Lowengart (1) |
Boxscore | WP: Mike Groen (1–0) Sv: Wendell Floranus (3) HR: Roger Bernadino (1), Dashenko Ricardo (1) |
Attendance: 570 Umpires: HP – Alessandro Spera, 1B – Mojmír Jankovič, 2B – Jens Waider, 3B – Serge Makouchetchev |
2022
| Haarlem Week GS | July 8 | Italy |
1–2 | Netherlands |
Mulier Stadium, Netherlands |
| 19:30 CET | LP: Christian Paul Scafidi (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Lars Huijer (1–0) Sv: Kevin Kelly (1) |
Umpires: HP – Marco Taurelli, 1B – Aad Otsen, 2B – Roy Van de Wateringen, 3B – Jeffrey Bentsnijder |
| Haarlem Week GS | July 9 | Netherlands |
5–1 |  Cuba |
Mulier Stadium, Netherlands |
| 19:30 CET | WP: Mike Groen (1–0) HR: Roger Bernadina (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Yoel Machado Mojena (0–1) |
Umpires: HP – Edwin Louisa, 1B – Niek Elshof, 2B – Marek Vičar, 3B – John Beltman |
| Haarlem Week GS | July 10 | Curaçao  |
8–6 | Netherlands |
Mulier Stadium, Netherlands |
| 15:30 CET | WP: Témesh Lourens (1–0) Sv: Risandro Pastor (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Shairon Martis (0–1) |
Umpires: HP – Niek Elshof, 1B – Marek Vičar, 2B – John Beltman, 3B – Edwin Louisa |
| Haarlem Week GS | July 12 | Netherlands |
0–10 (F/6) | United States |
Mulier Stadium, Netherlands |
| 19:30 CET | LP: Ryan Huntington (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Carson Montgomery (1–0) Sv: Wyatt Crowell (1) HR: Jacob Gonzalez (1) |
Umpires: HP – Marco Taurelli, 1B – Aad Otsen, 2B – Jeffrey Bentsnijder, 3B – Roy Van de Wateringen |
| Haarlem Week GS | July 13 | Netherlands |
0–5 |  Japan |
Mulier Stadium, Netherlands |
| 19:30 CET | LP: Chris Stuart (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Shota Watanabe (1–0) |
Umpires: HP – John Beltman, 1B – Marek Vičar, 2B – Edwin Louisa, 3B – Niek Elshof |
| Haarlem Week SF | July 14 | Netherlands |
2–1 | Japan |
Mulier Stadium, Netherlands |
| 19:30 CET | WP: Lars Huijer (2–0) |
Boxscore | LP: Minato Aoyama (1–1) |
Umpires: HP – Edwin Louisa, 1B – John Beltman, 2B – Jeffrey Bentsnijder, 3B – Marek Vičar |
| Haarlem Week F | July 15 | Curaçao |
1–6 | Netherlands |
Mulier Stadium, Netherlands |
| 19:00 CET | LP: Ruderly Manuel (0–2) |
Boxscore | WP: Shairon Martis (1–1) |
Umpires: HP – Edwin Louisa, 1B – Aad Otsen, 2B – Roy Van de Wateringen, 3B – John Beltman |
2023
| World Baseball Classic GS | March 8 | Cuba |
2–4 | Netherlands |
Taichung Stadium, Taiwan |
| 12:00 NST | LP: Onelki García (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Eric Méndez (1–0) Sv: Wendell Floranus (1) |
Attendance: 6,501 Umpires: HP – Nic Lentz, 1B – Shoji Arisumi, 2B – Dan Iassogna, 3B – Serge Makouchetev |
| World Baseball Classic GS | March 9 | Panama  |
1–3 | Netherlands |
Taichung Stadium, Taiwan |
| 12:00 NST | LP: Jaime Barría (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Shairon Martis (1–0) Sv: Wendell Floranus (2) HR: Xander Bogaerts (1), Jurickson Profar (1) |
Attendance: 6,048 Umpires: HP – Larry Vanover, 1B – Roberto Ortiz, 2B – Trent Thomas, 3B – Shōji Arisumi. |
| World Baseball Classic GS | March 11 | Netherlands |
5–9 |  Chinese Taipei |
Taichung Stadium, Taiwan |
| 19:00 NST | LP: Lars Huijer (0–1) HR: Ray-Patrick Didder (1) |
Boxscore | WP: Tzu-Peng Huang (1–0) Sv: Chia-Hao Sung (2) HR: Yu Chang (2) |
Attendance: 18,826 Umpires: HP – Mark Carlson, 1B – Ki Talk Park, 2B – Dan Iassogna, 3B – Serge Makouchetev |
| World Baseball Classic GS | March 12 | Netherlands |
1–7 | Italy |
Taichung Stadium, Taiwan |
| 19:00 NST | LP: Mike Bolsenbroek (0–1) HR: Chadwick Tromp (1) |
Boxscore | WP: Matt Harvey (1–0) |
Attendance: 4,985 Umpires: HP – Roberto Ortiz, 1B – Dan Iassogna, 2B – Serge Makouchetev, 3B – Trent Thomas |
| World Baseball Classic GS | March 11 | Netherlands |
5–9 | Chinese Taipei |
Taichung Stadium, Taiwan |
| 19:00 NST | LP: Lars Huijer (0–1) HR: Ray-Patrick Didder (1) |
Boxscore | WP: Tzu-Peng Huang (1–0) Sv: Chia-Hao Sung (2) HR: Yu Chang (2) |
Attendance: 18,826 Umpires: HP – Mark Carlson, 1B – Ki Talk Park, 2B – Dan Iassogna, 3B – Serge Makouchetev |
| Euro Championship GS | September 24 | France  |
0–9 | Netherlands |
MBS Stadium, Brno |
| 17:30 CEST | LP: Antoine Nicolas (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Shairon Martis (1–0) HR: Sicnarf Loopstok (1) |
Attendance: 210 Umpires: HP – David Kulhanek, 1B – Jean-Paul Jacobs, 3B – Andreas Danielzick |
| Euro Championship GS | September 25 | Netherlands |
16–3 |  Ukraine |
MBS Stadium, Brno |
| 11:00 CEST | WP: Aaron de Groot (1–0) HR: Roger Bernadina (1), Ray-Patrick Didder (1), Juremi Profar (1), Ademar Rifaela (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Mykyta Liabakh (0–1) |
Attendance: 250 Umpires: HP – Andreas Danielzick, 1B – Gabor Erdos Jacobs, 3B – Alessandro SPERA |
| Euro Championship GS | September 26 | Croatia  |
2–15 (F/7) | Netherlands |
MBS Stadium, Brno |
| 17:30 CEST | LP: Justin Olic (0–1) HR: Antonio Horvatić (1) |
Boxscore | WP: J. C. Sulbaran (1–0) HR: Ray-Patrick Didder (1) |
Attendance: 197 Umpires: HP – Andreas Danielzick, 1B – Jean-Paul Jacobs, 3B – David Kulhanek |
| Euro Championship QF | September 28 | Israel |
2–12 (F/8) | Netherlands |
MBS Stadium, Brno |
| 17:30 CEST | LP: Alex Katz (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Lars Huijer (1–0) |
Attendance: 490 Umpires: HP – Christopher Feuerecker, 1B – Sergii Bolilyi, 3B – Gabor Erdos |
| Euro Championship SF | September 29 | Spain |
7–6 | Netherlands |
MBS Stadium, Brno |
| 17:30 CEST | WP: Rhiner Cruz (1–0) |
Boxscore | LP: Wendell Floranus (0–1) HR: Juremi Profar (1), Sicnarf Loopstok (1) |
Attendance: 400 Umpires: HP – Alessandro Spera, 1B – Christopher Feuereckers, 2B – Mojmír Jankovič, 3B – Jiri Kroupa |
| Euro Championship Bronze | October 1 | Germany |
2–15 (F/10) | Netherlands |
MBS Stadium, Brno |
| 17:30 CEST | LP: Mark Harrison (0–1) HR: Shawn Larry (1) |
Boxscore | WP: Kevin Kelly (1–0) HR: Dashenko Ricardo (2), Juremi Profar (1) |
Attendance: 978 Umpires: HP – Miroslav Kaigl, 1B – Gabor Erdos, 2B – Alessandro Spera, 3B – Fabien Carrette-Legrand |
2024
| WBSC Premier12 GS | 9 November | Panama |
8–9 | Netherlands |
Estadio Panamericano, Mexico |
| 13:00 | LP: Alberto Baldonado (0–1) HR: Ruben Tejada (1), José Ramos (1) |
Boxscore | WP: J. C. Sulbaran (1–0) HR: Sharlon Schoop (1), Denzel Richardson (1) |
Attendance: 347 Umpires: HP – Kelvin Bultron, 1B – Shane Vincent Cannon, 2B – Omar Peralta, 3B – Ramiro Alfaro |
| WBSC Premier12 GS | 10 November | Netherlands |
2–12 | United States |
Santa Teresita Stadium, Mexico |
| 16:00 | LP: Kaj Timmermans (0–1) HR: Matt Shaw (1), Luke Ritter (1), Ryan Ward (1) |
Boxscore | WP: Antonio Menendez (1-0) HR: Didi Gregorius (1) |
Attendance: 5,133 Umpires: HP – Tim Martin Meyer, 1B – Hideto Fuke, 2B – Kengo Iwashita, 3B – Alan Izaguirre |
| WBSC Premier12 GS | 12 November | Netherlands |
20–8 (F/7) |  Puerto Rico |
Estadio Panamericano, Mexico |
| 20:00 | WP: Tom de Blok (1–0) HR: Hendrik Clementina (2), Didi Gregorius (1), Sharlon Schoop (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Agnel Miranda (1–0) HR: Ezequiel Pagan (1),John Montes (1) |
Attendance: 622 Umpires: HP – Gye Sung Lee, 1B – Omar Peralta, 2B – Shane Vincent Cannon, 3B – Keith McConkey |
| WBSC Premier12 GS | 13 November | Mexico |
8–6 | Netherlands |
Estadio Panamericano, Mexico |
| 20:00 | WP: Jesus Cruz (1–0) Sv: R. J. Alaniz (2) HR: Juan Perez (1) |
Boxscore | LP: Eric Mendez (0–1) HR: Denzel Richardson (1), Ray-Patrick Didder (1), Dwayne Kemp (1) |
Attendance: 2,257 Umpires: HP – Omar Peralta, 1B – Gye Sung Lee, 2B – Kelvin Bultron, 3B – Shane Vincent Cannon |
| WBSC Premier12 GS | 14 November | Netherlands |
0–11 (F/7) |  Venezuela |
Estadio Panamericano, Mexico |
| 13:00 | LP: Shairon Martis (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Ricardo Pinto (1–0) HR: Hernán Pérez (1), Herlis Rodriguez (1), Ehire Adrianza (1) |
Attendance: 239 Umpires: HP – Shane Vincent Cannon, 1B – Ramiro Alfaro, 2B – Omar Peralta, 3B – Kelvin Bultron |
2025
| Friendly | March 5 | Netherlands |
0–5 | Japan |
Kyocera Dome, Japan |
| 19:00 JT | LP: Kevin Kelly (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Hiroya Miyagi (1–0) HR: Shun Mizutani (1) |
Attendance: 28,618 |
| Friendly | March 6 | Netherlands |
0–9 | Japan |
Kyocera Dome, Japan |
| 18:30 JT | LP: Koen Postelmans (0–1) |
Boxscore | WP: Ryosuke Otsu (1–0) HR: Yusuke Oyama (1) |
Attendance: 21,747 |
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The club announced its roster for the 2024 WBSC Premier12 on 21 October 2024.[21]
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