This past weekend the EOBA had four (4) teams representing in the All-Star Tournaments; hosted in London, Ontario and Newmarket, Ontario. 

A HUGE shoutout to our 10U and 12U Oshawa Legionaires - Will Macklem, Liam Collette, Jackson Slack, JT Clayton, Nathan Wilkins-Ford and Wesley Schachow - for representing this weekend on the EOBA All-Star Teams. Both teams played up in their respective tournaments, both coming away with a WIN and nothing but amazing memories!

THANK YOU to Daryl Macklem and Mike Schachow, Baseball Oshawa's own, who coached these two teams, providing these players with an incredible opportunity! Thanks also goes to Sean Harding (Clarington), Derek Brown (Whitby), Tyler Robichaud (Oshawa), Geoff Whent (Whitby), Paul Lawrence (Whitby) and Tyson Lewis (Oshawa) for giving their time and knowledge to these players!

The 13U EOBA All-Star team, including Baseball Oshawa's own Sawyer Bailey, Myles Agouros and Owen Hutka, also played this past weekend in Newmarket. They went undefeated through the Semi-Final, playing against York Simcoe in the Finals.

THANK YOU to all of the amazing coaches that led this team through an incredible weekend; Jake Gambier (Whitby), Sandy Bailey (Oshawa), Brad McCamus (Peterborough) and John Partlow (Northumberland).

And your EOBA All-Star Champions!! The 11U EOBA All-Star Team!!

The 11U EOBA All-Star team, including Carter Jones and Noah Reed, our Oshawa Legionaires, went five games this weekend, with just one loss, and one incredibly big WIN in the finals to be named CHAMPS! The team was lead by Scott Robinson (Whitby), Daryl Macklem (Oshawa), Brad Hogeterp (London), Matt Thomas (Clarington) and Luke Griffin (Whitby).

The true win here is for the opportunity these players had this weekend to work together as one and to benefit from working under these incredible coaches. Thank you to all of the players, coaches and families for making this an incredible experience!

Stay tuned...your 10U, 12U & 13U teams are headed south will a little more in the tank, and a lot more to prove, as they attend their respective US tournaments.