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11U MOSQUITO A

APRIL 21ST 2020 - DYLAN ROBISON #5 BIRTHDAY DRIVE-BY

APRIL 17th 2020 - CHRIS PASSARELLI #3 BIRTHDAY TEAM DRIVE-BY

Team Practice - COVID-19 Style

***CANCELLED*** Pancake Breakfast March 29th

*** Unfortunately due to COVID-19 this event will be CANCELLED***

After the amazing turnout last year, the Mosquito A team is hosting a pancake breakfast at Applebee’s in Ajax. Come join us on Sunday March 29th for pancakes, bacon, coffee and juice all served to you by the team!

Tickets are $15.00 and need to be purchased in advance as we fill the restaurant up. Please connect with a parent/coach to purchase.

Recent 11U MOSQUITO A News

Suspension of baseball extended to June 15

By Admin 05/24/2020, 2:45pm EDT

Baseball Ontario's suspension of in-person activities has been extended through to June 15

OFFICIAL RELEASE FROM BASEBALL ONTARIO — MAY 24, 2020

Baseball Ontario remains committed to the safety of the baseball community. While the COVID-19 situation remains fluid, we are continuing to monitor the situation so that we can plan, prepare and respond accordingly.
At this time and based on the guidelines of the provincial government and public health authorities, the suspension of all in-person baseball programs remains in effect through June 15, 2020.
Check out Baseball Ontario President's Update 3 part video series (May 24, 2020)
We will be providing an update on the work the Safe Sport Committee is doing to prepare return to train/return to play guidelines for our May 27th edition of the Inside Pitch.
The return to baseball can begin once municipal and provincial regulations permit the resumption of baseball activities. These requirements will differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, so it is important that everyone be well versed on the local directives as they take priority over any recommendation or guidelines from Baseball Ontario. We will continue to provide updates as information becomes available.

 

Baseball Oshawa President Ken Babcock provides an update on the upcoming season.

Update on 2020 baseball season

By Admin 05/04/2020, 4:30pm EDT

Baseball Oshawa President Ken Babcock provides an update on the upcoming season.

Baseball Oshawa Players, Coaches, Umpires, Volunteers and Parents;
 
Hoping you and your families are safe and healthy and are coping with the on-going COVID-19 situation.  The health and safety of our Baseball Oshawa members and families is paramount and as such, we are monitoring the COVID-19 situation regularly. On April 29th our volunteer executive had a conference call to discuss the 2020 season update.  Following the call and lengthy agenda we remain 100% committed to doing everything we can in preparation and planning for baseball to happen in 2020.  Our House League registration continues to stay open on-line in order to try to forecast player numbers due to the logistics surrounding division makeup, diamond requirements, umpires, uniforms and equipment purchases etc.

We also continue to track the positions of both our legislative and sport governing bodies as guidance towards keeping our members safe.  There have been two significant changes since our last update:
 
1 – The province of Ontario has extended the state of Emergency to and including May 12 (https://news.ontario.ca/opo/en/2020/04/ontario-extends-declaration-of-emergency-to-continue-the-fight-against-covid-19.html);
 
2 – Baseball Ontario, our sport governing body, has suspended all in-person baseball activities up to and including May 31 (https://www.baseballontario.com/filestore/htmleditattachedfiles/covid_19_april_20_release2020-04-20t13-28-12v001_by_292.pdf).
 
As a result of these recent initiatives, Baseball Oshawa reminds everyone that all in-person baseball-related activities are on hold until and including May 31st.  We will re-assess the environment at the end of May, or sooner if deemed appropriate by our governing bodies.  It appears the re-opening plan for the province of Ontario is changing daily and is creating some optimism.  Please note that baseball activities include: Team functions (meetings, practices, games, conditioning sessions), player clinics, Rec League player evaluations, organizational meetings, coaches meetings, umpire meetings and clinics. Furthermore, we are bound by the City of Oshawa on diamond permits and decisions they set forth.
 
These changes do not alter our commitment to getting on the field for the 2020 playing season.  Basically we will need 1-2 weeks, once the governing bodies provide us the authorization to resume normal activity, to get the season started.  This will allow us time to hand out equipment to coaches etc. and for our rep teams to prepare.  Therefore, the earliest the season could start, given this cancellation of activities, is early to mid-June.  We are exploring contingency plans in the event the season would start later than mid-June as well.
 
We assure you that if the worst case comes to light, the worst case being a complete season shutdown, that we have discussed a contingency plan.  Our volunteer board members are working on how we would be able to survive as an organization should the season shutdown completely.  This contingency plan would also include a refund plan.   We have a dedicated and talented volunteer board that is helping us work through this.  Our volunteers are putting their expertise to work in order to come up with appropriate and fair contingency plans for these unknown situations.
 
Once again House League Registration will remain open indefinitely so that if the environment changes in a positive manner, families will still be able to register for the 2020 playing season.  http://www.baseballoshawa.com 
 
I’m very proud of our coaches and players and the many on-line things our teams are doing: from zoom chats, to creative training shares and fun baseball posts. Very cool.  I would also like to point out the many on-line baseball supports, education and skills drills are available during this time from Baseball Ontario, Toronto Blue Jays and Baseball Canada.  
 
 
These are challenging times, but working together as a community in creative ways, will allow us to get through this difficult period of time.  And we will be better for it in the long run.    Until our next update, continue to execute safe practices and also follow our Baseball Oshawa website and social media for further updates.  

Yours in baseball,
Ken Babcock
President
Baseball Oshawa OLMBA

The passion for baseball is still alive

By Admin 04/29/2020, 7:30pm EDT

Baseball Oshawa and other sports team up with Oshawa Generals to produce video

While we are missing baseball just as much as you are, the health and safety of our players, parents, umpires and volunteers is our top priority. We hope you and your loved ones are keeping safe and well in this unprecedented time. 

In this difficult time, of putting our passion on pause, our diversity will unite us, and bring us back together through sport, to the field, diamond and ice we love!  Together along side the Oshawa Kicks Soccer Club, FC Durham Academy, Oshawa Turul Soccer Club, Lady Blue Knights, Baseball Oshawa and NASC Sports, we are united and committed to being here for the Oshawa sport community the moment we can return to play!

Watch the video now

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