Tristan Crawford

Crawford with a fan in Australia

Brisbane Bandits – No. 39

Pitcher

Born: 22 July 1982
Anchorage, Alaska

Bats: Right

Throws: Right

ABL debut

5 November, 2011, for the Canberra Cavalry

ABL statistics
(through 2011)

0–0

1.80

Tristian Gary Crawford born 22 July 1982 in Anchorage, Alaska is an Australian pitcher for the Brisbane Bandits.

He was signed to the Minnesota Twins organisation in 2000 and played AA and AAA until 2008.^[1]

Crawford used to play for the Runcorn Indians and the Redlands Rays but now resides with the Windsor Royals. He also has represented the Australian team at the 2006 World Baseball Classic and the Queensland Rams in the Claxton Shield. He debuted for the Cavalry in 2011 against his home team, the Brisbane Bandits, throwing 5 innings for 1 earned run.

References

Australia 2006 World Baseball Classic roster

4 Gavin Fingleson 6 Rodney van Buizen 7 Trent Durrington 8 Trent Oeltjen 11 Adam Bright 13 Matthew Gahan 14 Dave Nilsson 15 Paul Mildren 16 Luke Hughes 17 Brett Roneberg 18 Glenn Williams 19 Rich Thompson 21 Phil Brassington 22 Brendan Kingman 23 Paul Rutgers 24 John Stephens 25 Tom Brice 26 Justin Huber 27 Damian Moss 29 Brad Harman 30 Tristan Crawford 31 Craig Anderson 35 Matthew Kent 39 Phil Stockman 42 Peter Moylan 44 Wayne Lundgren 47 Andrew Graham 48 Michael Collins 57 Adrian Burnside Josh Hill Ryan Rowland-Smith

Manager Jon Deeble

Australia 2009 World Baseball Classic roster

5 Michael Collins 6 James Beresford 7 Craig Anderson 8 Trent Oeltjen 9 Andrew Graham 11 Adam Bright 12 Brad Harman 13 Stefan Welch 14 Chris Snelling 15 Paul Mildren 16 Justin Huber 17 Brett Roneberg 18 Mitch Dening 19 Rich Thompson 20 Luke Hughes 21 Brendan Wise 23 Travis Blackley 25 Daniel Berg 26 Brad Thomas 28 Damian Moss 29 Joel Naughton 30 Liam Hendriks 31 Tristan Crawford 35 Chris Oxspring 36 Ben Risinger 37 Ryan Searle 38 Joshua Hill 40 Drew Naylor 45 David Welch -- Scott Mitchinson

Manager 24 Jon Deeble Coach 33 Paul Elliot Coach 10 Pat Kelly Coach 27 Graeme Lloyd Coach 2 Tony Harris Coach 43 Philip Dale

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