TORONTO-We’re halfway through Tournament 12 which officially kicked into high gear with the second day of game action that saw Rogers Centre buzzing with talent evaluators, friends and family, and baseball fans on hand to witness six games.
TORONTO-Day 1 of Tournament 12 saw over 200 participants take part in a scouting combine to show off their skills in front of numerous talent evaluators both from professional and college baseball.
OTTAWA-Tournament 12, presented by New Era, a first of its kind national amateur baseball showcase hosted by the Toronto Blue Jays is set to begin September 20th at Rogers Centre and run through until September 24th.
With files from a Major League Baseball Press Release
OTTAWA-Evenko announced earlier this week that the Toronto Blue Jays will be playing the New York Mets in two exhibition contests at Olympic Stadium in Montréal March 28th and 29th and you can be part of the action by purchasing tickets beginning on September 14th.
TAICHUNG, Taiwan- Canadian Junior National Team members Tyler O’Neill (Maple Ridge, BC) and Malik Collymore (Mississauga, ON) each picked up some hardware at the 18U World Cup closing ceremonies.
Ottawa, ON – Team Fredericton was on home soil and looking to repeat as champions, but it wasn’t meant to be as Tri County captured a 2-0 victory to take home the Gold. In the Bronze medal game, Moncton used a wild comeback to shock Sherwood and take home the Bronze. You’ll have to read it to believe it.
Ottawa, ON – Both Tri County and Fredericton brought their A-games to the field this afternoon as they would earn birth into Sunday’s final. The hosts will have all their fans on their side while Tri County will look to steal the thunder and take home Gold for their town.
Ottawa, ON – If you showed up to the ballpark hoping to see some offense, you certainly went home satisfied as each game averaged over twenty runs! While there were some lopsided games, most teams were able to put together an outstanding display of offensive production.
TAICHUNG, Taiwan- Tyler O’Neill (Maple Ridge, BC) and Gareth Morgan (Toronto, ON) each hit two run home runs to highlight a 13 run eighth inning, while Jake Lumley (Windsor, ON) went 2-for-4 with four RBI’s as Canada trounced Australia 17-3 to claim seventh place at the 18U World Cup.