The Premier Baseball League of Ontario

Last weekend, the 18U and 16U Oshawa Legionaires had incredible displays on the mound as Owen Jennings and Ryan Stec both threw their first career no-hitters in their blowout wins.  Dominating with the fastball was a theme in both outings as well as being around the zone all game.  It’s not every day that the same organization gets to celebrate multiple no-nos in a single weekend, but the Legionaires got to take part in that rare event.

Lacasse Park, home of the Tecumseh Thunder as well as other programs in the Tecumseh area, has been approved for a 3.4 million dollar renovation with work beginning in October.  The first major renovation to the diamond since 1993, it will be a huge boost for baseball in the community in making baseball more accessible as it should significantly improve the experience for both fans and players alike.  Entering their 80th year of existence, the Tecumseh Baseball Club will have an updated home like never before.

The Premier Baseball League of Ontario is continuing its expansion, welcoming in the Kingston Jr Ponies as the ninth team to join the ranks.  The Ponies franchise has a long history in the senior division, but now they will be represented in the junior age groups, competing in the 14U, 15U, 16U, and 18U divisions. It's time to get to know the most recent addition to the PBLO family.

Earlier this week, Carson Lumley, the London Badgers’ fireballer, earned an invitation to the Junior Canadian National Team for the upcoming spring trip.  Despite going through Tommy John surgery last year, the right-handed pitcher’s ability could not be ignored.

(Sarnia) — After twenty-seven years of operation, on January 18, 2022 a new name was adopted by the minor baseball teams representing Sarnia, previously known as the Braves. The organization will now be known as the Sarnia Brigade MBA (Minor Baseball Association). This aligns with the senior team which adopted the Brigade moniker last year.