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The '''London Meteorites''', better known as the '''London Mets''', are a British baseball team who play in the southern section of the [[British Baseball Federation|BBF National League]].

==History==
The club began as an adult [[softball]] team in 1988 and were initially called the London Millions,<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20020805234906/http://www.londonmeteors.co.uk/about.php About the club<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> after the name of the company which sponsored them. The adult club (by now called the [http://www.londonmeteors.co.uk London Meteors]) began organising and training a separate baseball programme for young people in the Park in 1995 under the name London Meteorites. The London Meteors remains a very popular and successful softball club.

The London Mets Youth Baseball Club has rapidly expanded in the past few years. The club organises free training sessions for young people aged from 7 to 25 years old and has three youth teams that play in the Southern Division of the BBF national youth baseball league. They were the only British club to field two Bronco (under 13's) teams in 2007. The London Mets Pony (under-16's) team won their BBF National Championship in 2007. The Club won a national [https://web.archive.org/web/20010302220124/http://www.ccpr.org.uk/ CCPR] Sports Club of the Year award and the local [http://www.haringey.gov.uk/index/news_and_events/latest_news/haringey_stages_first_ever_sports_oscars.htm#winners Haringey Sports Club of the Year] award in 2007.

In 2007 the club's popularity - along with the need to provide development opportunities for older club members - meant that they were able to start a senior team for the first time, which was entered into the BBF National Baseball League - the highest level baseball league in Britain. 

In this first season in the National Baseball League the London Mets had a W20 L6 record for the season. They played the [[Croydon Pirates]] in the 2007 BBF National Championship Final 4. The Mets won the best of three final series 2-0 to be crowned National Champions. 

The London Mets NBL team maintained a W23 L1 record through the 2008 season, losing only to Croydon. The London Mets faced the Richmond Flames in the 2008 BBF National Championship Final 4, winning the 9-inning final 11-4 to regain their National Championship title.

The 2007 and 2008 team included [[MLB on five]] analyst [[Josh Chetwynd]].

In 2008 the London Mets expanded with a second senior team, the London Metros, in the BBF AAA League. In their first season the London Metros finished in 2nd place in the AAA South Group B and won the Wild Card spot in the 2008 BBF National Championship Final 4 with a W18 L8 record. The London Metros lost 12-6 to the Oxford Kings in the semi-final round to take 3rd place.

For 2009, the club has added a third senior team, the London Marauders, which will play in the BBF A League.

The Club is the first British youth baseball club to field two Bronco teams for two consecutive seasons.

==Affiliated club teams==
The London Mets Youth [[Baseball]] Club train and play in [[Finsbury Park]], [[Harringay]], North London, where they have a clubhouse and two [[Baseball field|diamonds]].


{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col" | Level !! scope="col" | Team !!
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| NBL|| London Mets ||
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| NBL|| London Capitals ||
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|AAA || London Metros ||
|-
| AA || London Sidewinders ||
|-
| AA || London Meteors ||
|-
| AA || London Musketeers ||
|-
| A || London Mustangs ||
|-
| A || London Minotaurs ||
|}

==See also==

*[[Baseball in the United Kingdom]]
*[[British Baseball Federation]]

==References==
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==External links==

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20070928090502/http://www.baseballsoftballuk.com/show_team.php?team_id=601 Team stats at baseballsoftballuk]
* [http://www.londonmets.org Official site]



[[Category:Baseball teams in England]]
[[Category:1988 establishments in England]]
[[Category:Baseball teams established in 1988]]
[[Category:Sports clubs and teams in London]]
[[Category:Baseball teams in the United Kingdom]]

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