Brett Robson has had an inspirational National, International and Professional Career.

As one of Australia’s first professional umpires in Minor League Baseball, Brett set the way for others to follow and following the end of his professional career, returned to Australia to become one of Australia’s best known and respected ABL Umpires.

Brett is currently Baseball Australia’s, Umpiring Manager and is responsible for the appointment and management of umpires to ABL and National Charter and Junior Championships.

Matt Carter began his umpiring career in Junior Baseball in NSW 1996-2022. He attended the MLBAAP Umpire Academy 2003, 2004 and was a part of the Australian Sports Commission Elite Officiating Scholarship 2005,

In 2005 Matt attended the Jim Evans Academy of Professional Umpiring before being added to the Claxton Shield Panel 2007-2010,

Matt has been an ABF Instructor since 2005 and was a member of the NSW ABL Umpire Panel in 2010. AJLC Coordinator 2017-19.

Matt is currently the NSW Director of Umpiring in a role he has held for the past 6 years overseeing what is the biggest group of umpires in Australia.

Neil Poulton began umpiring when he was 12.

In the 38 years since Neil has represented Australia at 2 Olympics, 4 Senior World Cups, Intercontinental Cup, AA World Championships, World Baseball Classic and the ABL Asian Series along with 27 years with the ABL, IBLA and Claxton Shield.

Neil is currently the State Umpiring Director in South Australia, a role he has held 3 times over the decades.

Neil is a 1994 graduate of the Jim Evans Academy of Professional Umpiring. A nine times umpire of the year in South Australia and won the Baseball Australia Offical of the year in 2006.

Neil has umpired in 5 ABLCS and many ABL/Claxton Shield finals series.

Now retired from ABL but still an active umpire at state level, Neil’s focus is to develop the next generation of national and international umpires.

Paul is the current QLD State Umpiring Director holding this position since 2006.

Paul started officiating at Far North Coast Baseball in 2001 as part of an ACL recovery and became a member of FNCBUA in 2001.

Paul became a member of QBUA in 2004.

Paul attended the Jim Evans Academy of Professional Umpiring in January 2006.

Tom West is Australia’s most recently employed minor league umpire, working for MLB umpiring in the Gulf Coast, Northwest, South Atlantic, California, Eastern, International and Pacific Leagues as well as the Frontier League through 2024.

Having umpired over 1500 professional games, he is a 2012 Graduate of the Jim Evans Academy of Professional Umpiring. He joined the ABL panel 2012 and has umpired in the last 6 ABLCS.

Tom also has degrees in both sport management and sport development.

Fiona Lambrick made history by becoming the first woman to officiate in a professional baseball game in Australia. With a remarkable commitment to promoting female engagement at all levels of the sport, she has been appointed four Women’s World Cups.

Originally from Melbourne, she has now spent over a decade in Perth, where she serves as the State Director of Umpiring for Western Australia Baseball Umpires Association.

With a focus on fitness, Fiona maintains her physical and mental stamina through CrossFit and is an avid softball player. She encourages aspiring umpires, especially women, to pursue this rewarding path, emphasizing that everyone can gain new perspectives on the game.