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2014 BASEBALL OSHAWA AWARD WINNERS
HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS – Presented by Lori Harris
Minor Rookie Ball Player of the Year
Ashton Chamberlain – Dodgers
Rookie Ball Player of the Year
Josh Graham – Red Sox
Mosquito Player of the Year
Ryan Magrath – Dodgers
Peewee Player of the Year
Cole Boucher – Angels
Bantam Player of the Year
Evan Hurtibese – Rangers
Midget Player of the Year
Michael McMartin – Nationals
REP LEGIONAIRES TEAM BY TEAM AWARDS – Presented by Scott Arbuthnot & Coach
Minor Rookie Ball Legionaires – Coach Mike Hunter
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) - Quinten Earle
Quinten played a solid second base for the minor rookie team this year. He had great range with soft hands. Quinten took his game to the next level during the OBA finals with many spectacular catches and plays earning him the name "vacuum cleaner".
Batting Champion - Payton Rickards
Payton hit clean up for the minor rookie team this year. Coming to the plate with confidence with every at bat. In 93 at bats Payton hit an outstanding .720 with 21 Doubles, 6 Triples, and 2 homeruns and 49 RBI's.
MVP- Devon Ouwehand
Devon played a solid short and third for the minor rookie team this year. Devon was a leader in the infield this year playing both short and third. Devon had great range and one of the strongest arms on the team. Devon also hit .687 batting average and came through with many big hits when the team needed them the most.
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Rookie Ball Legionaires – Coach Jay Ashwin
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) – Josh Ashwin
Josh is a true baseball kid that just loves to go out and play. His head for the game and quick, defensive talent epitomize the Gold Glove Award and make him a natural fit to receive it. Coaches lost count of how many double plays he turned or was a part of this year. Josh is the kid that always wants the ball hit his way when the game’s on the line.
Batting Champion – Carson Durnin
Carson led the Major Rookies this year with an outstanding .803 batting average. His 57 for 71 record was topped only by his 27 Runs and 30 RBIs as well as the fact that this was only his first year of rep ball. Not only was Carson one of the most consistent hitters on the team, but he was also one of the fastest base runners, which contributed to his 2 in the park homeruns and multiple extra base hits.
MVP– Carter Lamb
Carter is what baseball is all about. This southpaw’s hustle, attitude and love for the game all contributed to him winning the MVP Award for the second year in a row. Definitely one of the most reliable gloves on the field, and his ability to stretch and dig throws out of the dirt at first base saved big outs on many occasions. Carter’s bat also became one of the more consistent ones in the lineup and his baseball IQ and smart base running skills made him a valuable team member both offensively and defensively.
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Minor Mosquito Legionaires – Coach Aaron Marshall
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) – Michael Quick
This newcomer quickly made a mark for himself both behind the plate and at 2nd base. Mike Quick played the game with heart and left it all out on the field. His determination to continue to grow and become an even better player proved to be his success over the season. Over the season there were countless occasions in which Mike sacrificed his body for the betterment of the team.
Batting Champion – Nathan Marshall
The Minor Mosquito’s Batting Champion this year goes to a player that led the team with a .546 batting average. Over the course of the season this players timely bats provided the team with valuable runs and bases. Contributing to the team with 53 RBI’s Nate Marshall’s bat was invaluable this season. Not always a power hitter Nate came through in key situations that helped with the teams undefeated regular season.
Top Pitcher– Nolan Hartley
Pitching in over 22 games this seasons with 55 innings under his belt this first year pitcher was a force on the mound. Over the course of our season Nolan Hartley had great command of the ball and struck out 112 batters. Nolan not only gained the respect on the mound from his own team mates, but received accolades from many other coaches and players throughout the season.
MVP– Nolan Hartley
This year the Minor Mosquito Legionaires success was a team effort. There were numerous players that could easily been chosen for this award, rightfully. One player in particular who shone throughout the year and grew in many areas of his game is this year’s recipient . This player played through injuries, gave 100%, 110% of the time. His drive to be a great player was seen by all he faced. Nolan Hartley is this year’s Minor Mosquito MVP.
Mosquito Legionaires – Coach Geoff Whent
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) – Ty Coleman
Ty is a product of the Oshawa Minor House League and Select program. Playing in his first year at the rep level, he showed strong practice habits and rapidly became one of the best defensive infielders in the EOBA.
Batting Champion - Griffin McMillan
Griffin stepped up many times this year when we needed a big hit and led the team in hitting during the playoffs and OBA championship. His extra work in the hitting cages helped him to become one of the most feared hitters in the EOBA!
Top Pitcher - Connor Allen
Connor was our go to guy and took the mound in the most important games. He showed strong command of both his fastball and change up. He led the staff in wins, strike outs and innings pitched.
MVP - Jacob Miller
As a catcher, Jacob played one of the high impact positions on the team. He developed into the best catcher in the EOBA and completely shut down the running game of our opponents. Jacob also hit in the middle of our order and drove in a large amount of runs in key situations.
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Minor Peewee Legionaires – Coach Kevin Wilson
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) – Andrew Robertson
Walking onto the field you know that this kid can play. He's at ease anywhere on the field and played the middle infield, centrefield and catcher this year. Andrew committed the fewest amount of errors in his positional play, the best thing about him is that he is very good at every position he is placed in.
Batting Champion — Quinton McRae
His sweet powerful swing made every at-bat an exciting one. He relished hitting against the best pitchers in the league and usually won the battle. He led the team in every extra base category and had a .642 slugging percentage. His most memorable hit was a walk-off grand slam.
Top Pitcher — Declan Shaw
As a rookie on the team, coaches weren't sure what to expect from the Big Bear. It took one game to realize he could throw heat. He was the go-to starter and led the team in innings pitched and strike outs.
MVP — Addam Wilson
He was considered for every team award this year and was an easy choice for MVP. Whenever we needed someone to take control on the mound, defensively or at the plate in a key situation, he was the guy leading the charge. During the last inning of the championship game of the Georgetown Tourney, Addam who was pitching picked a player off at first base to end the game, and bring the title to Oshawa.
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Peewee Legionaires – Coach Scott Arbuthnot
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) —Jacob Davis
Jacob caught the majority of games this past season and did an outstanding job behind the plate. He was very consistant in his play, worked very well with all the pitchers, calming them down and calling great games in helping the team succeed. He was very good at blocking the ball this year and also threw out a ton of base runners with his accurate arm. ( Career high 5 base runners in one game )
Batting Champion—Carter Arbuthnot
Carter led or tied most of the offensive categories on the team. His team high 56 hits and team high 43 rbi’s were a boost to the team’s overall success. He could always be counted on making contact when he stepped into the batter’s box, earning him the team’s top batting average with a solid 471 average on the year. Carter was named to the EOBA All-Star team this past season, along with being named to the Nationals All-Star Team in Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
Top Pitcher—Jacob Rienstra
Starting a career high 14 games. He pitched against all the top teams and always gave the team a chance to win. Jacob’s record this year was 9 wins and 3 losses, He pitched 57.5 innings, allowing 37 hits, he had a team high 61 strike outs and had an very respectable 3.65 earned runs against. JR had some great outings but one worth mentioning was his effort at the CNE. He pitched a great game vs the North York AAA team in the quarter finals. For his efforts Jacob was named the game’s MVP and he also was selected the outstanding player of the CNE Peewee tournament (28 other teams competed)
MVP - Davis McMillan
Davis played many different positions this year, playing 3rd, 2nd, SS, pitching, catching and the outfield. He played all the spots that were asked of him as a player, he especially did a great job in the CF position for the team. He always worked hard at practices but also put in a lot of extra time on his own which paid off. Davis led the team in extra base hits, 13 doubles, 3 triples and 2 homeruns, he tied for 2nd with 30 RBI’s and had the 2nd best batting average at 354. Davis was also named to the Peewee EOBA All-Star game in Oshawa by his teammates.
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Minor Bantam Legionaires – Coach Ken Babcock
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) —Matthew Robinson
This player established himself as one of the best 2000 born catchers in the province this past season helping lead his team to an Ontario Silver medal. Defensively a stalwart behind the plate whether it be receiving, working with the pitchers, superior blocking ability or throwing out would be base stealers. He is a player who is willing to put in the extra time to get better.
Top Pitcher—Braden Babcock
Every team has a go to pitcher they can consistently rely on in key situations and Braden Babcock continues to be that kind of pitcher. Matching up against other teams top pitchers and big games constantly. He led the team in wins and had a stellar 2.17 ERA. Pin point control and a strong command of the strike zone where in 89 innings pitched he walked only 10 batters during the season. A workhorse as well as a unique ability to recover quickly was displayed at the Ontario Championships where he threw 189 pitches over the 4 day OBA event in 3 appearances.
Batting Champion—Kyle Stevenson
Kyle led the team in just about every offensive category this past season. His .375 batting average was tops on the team and makes him the team batting champion.
MVP - Kyle Stevenson
Middle of the order bat with middle of the order power is what this young man possesses. Has developed into one of the most feared bats in the GTA and thrives on pressure situations. As evidenced by his hitting display at the Ontario Championship semi-final and final at the Stadium when it counted most. Including a mammoth inside the park homerun in the Ontario final that one hopped the Kinsmen stadium wall in deep RF. His value to the team is not limited to offense as he is one of the top pitchers in the EOBA (leading the team in Strikeouts) and also handles the glove smoothly in the field along with a strong and accurate arm. One neat note is that Kyle finished 3rd in the Baseball Youth Nationals HR derby in Louisville, Kentucky. Behind a player from Houston, Texas and a player from Cincinnati, Ohio. Pretty impressive. Kyle is the go to player on the team and very deserving of these awards.
Bantam Legionaires – Coach Tony Quick
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) —Josh Arce
Josh is a back to back gold glove award winner. As a catcher, Josh is the premier blocker in the league. Pitchers are confident that they can throw any pitch, in any count and Josh will be able to handle it. Working with coach Jamie May, Josh has been able to improve his ability to throw out runners while working on his foot work and arm strength. Josh's biggest improvement came in calling a game for his pitchers. Josh demonstrated an ability to understand the game and keep hitters off balance.
Batting Champion - Griffin Oliver
In 2014 Griffin overcame a broken leg in February. After suffering the injury Griffin immediately made it his goal to get back to start the season. Although he did not fully recover until later in the summer, he was able to pinch hit and contribute right away to his team's success. As the season went on Griffin became stronger and his accomplishments at the plate were paying off for the team. Griffin's passion for baseball and contributing to his team's success, helped him overcome a difficult injury and ultimately led him to a batting title hitting .385 overall.
Top Pitcher – A.J. Higdon
10-0, 1.92 ERA, 56IP, 52K's
AJ used his smooth delivery and calm demeanour to lead the Bantam Legionaires in victories and strikeouts, second in innings pitched, and third in ERA. AJ also had 2 key relief appearances in tournaments that kept his team alive and their impressive tournament record intact. AJ's dedication to fitness paid dividends for him and resulted in a very successful season.
MVP - Brendan Robertson
Statistically Brendan was near the top of nearly every offensive category, while playing great outfield defence and contributing from the mound as a member of the pitching staff. Brendan went 3-2 with a save. His ability to throw strikes and work at a good pace kept his team in all the games he pitched in. Brendan finished second in batting .364, first in hits 52, second in stolen bases 27. Brendan’s abilities on offence and defence helped his team to a very successful season.
Minor Midget Legionaires – Coach Steve Crouse
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) — Noah Southwell
Noah to play everyday. Outfielders get so little recognition when it comes to valuable defense, this year Noah changed all that. A mainstay in left field, few players anywhere read the ball off the bat as well as Noah. His 6th year on the 98 born Legionaires team was his best yet, his commitment and dedication to defense in left field was second to none. Acrobatic diving catches and accurate throws to save a run at home are the norm for him.
Batting Champion - Zach Humeniuk
A fine example of continuous improvement , from a bottom of the order hitter 2 years ago to a feared hitter in 2014. Zack possesses the sweetest swing in the EOBA. He has the speed to beat out the infield hits and the power to knock down the fences. Zack always seemed to be in the right place at the right time to boost our team with the big hit when it was needed most.
Top Pitcher - Jack Riordan
Jack has been a Legionaire for 8 years and has been a catalyst on every team he has played on for coach Crouse with his hitting and defense. In a much bigger role in 2014 Jack was expected by the coaching staff to be the shut down pitcher in every big game …and he did not disappoint. Jack accepted every challenge along the way, often pitching dominate games against teams 2 years older. Think Major League Hall of Famer Greg Maddux when you watch Jack work his way through an opposing teams lineup with a knee buckling curve ball, a seasoned split finger and a sneaky fastball. The Minor Midget teams run to the final 4 at the OBAs would not have been possible without Jacks poise on the mound in 2014.
MVP - Greg Mcarton
Greg, a top of the order hitter and the best center fielder we saw all year. Greg is also quite possibly the fastest player in the EOBA, a phenomenal athlete who can also play flawless 2nd base when asked upon. Hits , steals bases plays defense but most of all Greg thinks the game while he is on the field, the way he anticipates and reads plays and pitchers is a rare tool very few players possess. Loves to practice and has become a leader on the team. One of Greg's strongest qualities is leadership.
Midget Legionaires – Coach Andy Leonard
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) — TBD
Batting Champion – TBD
Top Pitcher – TBD
MVP – TBD
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Junior Legionaires – Coach Jim Walerowich
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive Player) - Aaron McQuillen
Aaron is a 2 time MVP of the Junior team. He is and has been a leader and the back bone for 3 seasons. He is not a vocal leader but more of a lead by example player. His work ethic is second to none. No matter what the score is you could always count on Aaron to hustleout a hit or make a play. He has patrolled CF at Kinsmen for the past 3 seasons with both the Junior team but also Durham College. This year Aaron lead the team and possibly the league with a perfect fielding % of 1.000. He had 70 put outs and 5 OF assists.
Batting Champion - Duncan Watt
This is Duncan's second time as Junior batting champ. Duncan finished the season with a batting average of .461, a slugging percentage of .551 and on base % of .547, 8 doubles and scored 30 runs.
Duncan was a offensive catalyst for us, he usually hit in the 2 hole and set the table usually for the 3-4 hitters. His great knowledge of the strike zone was evident with a very impressive 13.25 at bat per strike out ratio. Duncan is currently attending Westminster College in Pennsylvania.
Top Pitcher - Ryan Norris
This season was a transitional year for our pitching staff. As a second year Junior Ryan was one of the few guys the coaches were looking to take a leadership role with what turned out to be a very young staff. Ryan stepped up better than could be expected. His commitment to be the "Ace of the staff" was evident in his preparation before each start, which the rookies caught on to. He was ready and willing to take the ball any time we needed him to. Any BIG game Ryan wanted and expected the ball, as any ACE would. Ryan led the team in wins, strike outs and innings. Ryan is a horse and a true competitor. He is currently attending and playing varsity baseball at Durham College.
MVP - Logan Stewart
Logan was a first year player and made an immediate impact with our team. He was extremely versatile. He played RF, 1B, 3B, caught and was the primary closer. He lead the team in innings played at 235 and had a fielding percentage of.921.
As good as Logan was defensively he was better with the bat. He led the team in hits with 43 and doubles with 9. He had a batting average of .394, slugging % of .523
Logan is the definition of team player, he did whatever was needed or asked of him. The team always came first. Logan is currently attending MacComb College in Michigan.
HOUSE LEAGUE COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS Presented by Lori Harris
Minor Tee Ball Coach of the Year
Melissa Cabral – Rockies
Tee Ball Coach of the Year
Stacie Dacon – Nationals
Minor Rookie Ball Coach of the Year
Chris Mace – Nationals
Rookie Ball Coach of the Year
Darryl Fitzgerald – Pirates
Mosquito Coach of the Year
Derek Leaney – Pirates
Peewee Coach of the Year
Derek Allender – Pirates
Bantam Coach of the Year
Jason Hurtibese – Rangers
Midget Coach of the Year
Chad Ramsundar – Nationals
SELECT LEGIONAIRES MVP AWARDS Presented by Lori Harris
Mosquito Select MVP -
Ryan Magrath.
Upon joining the team this year as our primary catcher, it was quickly apparent that Ryan's true passion was pitching. Given the challenges of the position, especially at this age group, Ryan worked relentlessly with the coaching staff to develop in to our bona fide ACE. By the end of the season he consistently delivered quality inning after inning of great pitching. His often quiet demeanor and always respectful attitude made him a pleasure to coach. Ryan made the Legionaires Minor Peewee Rep 'A' team for 2015.
Pee Wee Select MVP - Jarrod Harris
Jarrod had an outstanding year for Oshawa Legionires Pee Wee Select Baseball Team. Jarrod was the toughest out at the plate for opposing pitchers throughout the year. He is a clutch hitter with runners in scoring position. Jarrod led the team in batting average as well as extra base hits.
Jarrod's outstanding defense at short stop assisted the team getting to the EOSBA finals for the first time. Jarrod's biggest strength for this team and coaching staff was his ability to come in as the closer. Jarrod would come into close key games for the team the entire year from our successful tournament as finalist in Peterborough, to our hard fought battle to get to EOSBA finals.
Bantam Select MVP - OWEN HURTIBESE
There isn't a quicker ball player at any age group than Owen !!
He had an inside the park homerun and many many doubles and stolen bases.
Stealing bases is easy for this player!! He is a very good catcher with the baseball smarts beyond his years. And a strong and accurate arm. Beyond all he is an exceptional person. Very polite and a pleasure to coach.
UMPIRE OF THE YEAR AWARDS Presented by Corey Dalton
“James E. Lutton” Junior Umpire of the Year – David McCabe
David has been umpiring for three years and is currently a level 2.1 umpire. David umpired the championship game of the 2014 Jim Lutton Classic Rookie-Ball Tournament. David shows tremendous ambition as an official. He worked nearly 40 games in Oshawa in 2014. David is a young leader who consistently takes control on the field in difficult situations, especially when he is working with a less experienced partner. He has developed into a very strong official who can be counted on to umpire well in crucial games. David also volunteered over 20 hours of his time to assist with the 2014 Midget Eliminations, including ensuring that the umpires had cold drinks and food when needed.
“Troy May Memorial” Senior Umpire of the Year – Jim Taylor
Jim has been umpiring for over 20 years. He has worked countless numbers of Championship games in tournaments, provincials, and eliminations. Jim successfully passed his plate and base evaluations in 2014 and will become a Level 4 umpire in 2015.
Jim is currently the assistant Umpire-in-Chief for Oshawa Minor Baseball. Jim handles the scheduling for LOSSA, OFSSA, OSBA, and Durham College.
He frequently mentors and evaluates young, aspiring officials. He motivates them to develop confidence and leadership abilities which transfer beyond the umpiring world.
Jim volunteers hundreds of hours annually to baseball and umpire development. Quote form Corey Dalton UIC “I am very privileged to call Jim a friend. I truly believe that there is no person who is more deserving of this award than he is.”
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SPECIAL VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION AWARD Presented by Ken Babcock
AL SMITH
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SPECIAL PRESENTATION BY PEEWEE LEGIONAIRES “Ron Pegg Cup” Presented by Scott Arbuthnot. Presented to Jim Lutton.
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HOUSE LEAGUE VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR Presented by Ken Babcock
Presented to Lori Harris. Secretary, Select involvement, House League volunteer, equipment hand out day, special events, baseball day in Oshawa and more‼
ASSOCIATION OVERALL VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR Presented by Ken Babcock
Presented to Bruce Froude. Coach, Board member, Social media director for the association, volunteer at almost every special event, registration days, baseball day in Oshawa, official photographer and more.
REP COACH OF THE YEAR Presented by Scott Arbuthnot
Presented to Tony Quick – Bantam Legionaires
It goes without saying that coaches play a big role in the development and success of a baseball team, both in terms of wins and losses and the overall experience of players and team supporters.
Good baseball coaches are instructors that must possess expert knowledge of the sport. They must teach the basics and beyond. Teaching skills takes time and unwavering patience. A great baseball coach makes each practice and game, win or lose, fun; and does their best to make each player feel valued, and that they are making a contribution.
A great baseball coach is able to identify each players’ strengths and put them in a position to be successful as individuals, and to help the team be successful.
A great baseball coach utilizes the expertise of all assistants to maximize the effectiveness of each practice.
A great baseball coach teaches discipline and values; is a leader and good role model who can change a collection of individual players into a family.
This year’s Baseball Oshawa coach of the year exemplifies all of these standards and values. He is a humble leader who asks only of his players to be the best they can be: in practices, in games, and away from the baseball diamond. He asks players and parents to cheer on the Oshawa team, but respect the skills of opposing players and respect the decisions of umpires.
This year’s coach of the year has guided a group of players which has developed and grown together over a number of seasons – some have been together for six years, experiencing new milestones, occasional setbacks, and mentoring them through triumphs and near-misses. He’s often the last person at the diamond, long after everyone else has left to go home, putting equipment away and grooming the field to
This season, his team set a goal of bringing home the EOBA championship. And what a year 2014 was: they won three tournaments (Simcoe, Bolton and Vaughan); and at the EOBAs they had to win elimination games against Ajax – and then Peterborough twice, in the space of a just couple of hours.
His players will tell you: they wanted to win that final EOBA championship game, but more than anything they wanted to do it for their coach. The final score in that last game: Oshawa 5, Peterborough 0.
Tonight our entire association gets a chance to recognize “him” with an award he richly deserves, one that isn’t quite so wet:
Please join us to congratulate a “great” baseball coach, and Baseball Oshawa’s 2014 Rep Coach of the Year, Tony Quick.
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REP TEAM OF THE YEAR Presented by Scott Arbuthnot
Oshawa Minor Rookie Ball Legionaires – 2014 Ontario Champions
The 2014 minor rookie season started off with a bang. The boys came out firing on all cylinders and upset two major Rookie Ball teams. With a 3 and 0 record the team was turning some heads. Next the team was off to St Thomas for their first tournament where the success continued ,going undefeated they were in the finals but came up short against a very good La salle team. Then reality set in with a 7 game losing streak which can happen with a minor team playing mostly majors. But in the end it was a good learning experience. Ending the season with a 7 and 15 record in the Major loop is quite an accomplishment. The team was back on track and heading full steam into the OBA's. With every player taking their game to a new level there was no stopping the Legionaires very youngest rep team .Going undefeated and winning the Ontario championship game 20 to 8. 2014 Ontario Champions and the 2014 Oshawa Legionaires Rep Team of the Year. Congrats to Coach Mike Hunter……..assistant coaches and players.
2013 BASEBALL OSHAWA AWARD WINNERS
The many accomplishments for teams, individual players and the organization were recognized recently in a wonderful Awards celebration night held at the Eastdale CVI Theatre. Hitting the stage and receiving the spot light treatment were forty-five (45) award winners from this past Oshawa Minor Baseball season. The association hold its annual awards night for rep, select and house league levels patterned after the NHL Awards night with big stage, year end video, music and nice theatre style seating so that all friends and family can take in the big night of celebration. It was a great night of celebration indeed and here are the award recipients for 2013.
OSHAWA LEGIONAIRES REP AWARDS TEAM BY TEAM 2013
JUNIOR LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Aaron McQuillen
Gold Glove Award - Aaron Hamilton
Top Pitcher - Brad Pullan
MVP - Aaron McQuillen
MIDGET LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Spencer Muirhead
Gold Glove Award - Wesley Meakes
Top Pitcher - Dylan Castillo
MVP - Spencer Muirhead
BANTAM LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Greg Mcarton
Gold Glove Award - Jake O'Malley
Top Pitcher - Dan Harris
Co-MVP - Greg Mcarton & Jake O'Malley
MINOR BANTAM LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Brendan Robertson
Gold Glove Award - Josh Arce
Top Pitcher - Jack Dryswak
MVP - Palmer Cruickshank
PEEWEE LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Kyle Stevenson
Gold Glove Award - Matthew Robinson
Top Pitcher - Braden Babcock
MVP - Kyle Stevenson
MINOR PEEWEE LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Carter Arbuthnot
Gold Glove Award - Taylor Potter
Top Pitcher - Ryan Laird
Co-MVP - Carter Moore & Carter Arbuthnot
MOSQUITO LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Grant Forgie
Gold Glove Award - Quinton McRae
Top Pitcher - Dustin Welker
MVP - Addam Wilson
MINOR MOSQUITO LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Joshua Whent
Gold Glove Award - Cody Hefford
Top Pitcher - Connor Allen
MVP - Tyler Robichaud
ROOKIE BALL LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Nolan Hartley
Gold Glove Award - Nate Marshall
MVP - Luke Torrance
MINOR ROOKIE BALL LEGIONAIRES
Batting Champion - Liam Longo
Gold Glove Award - James Nelson
MVP - Carter Lamb
JAMES E. LUTTON JR. UMPIRE OF THE YEAR
Randy Wilson
TROY MAY MEMORIAL SR. UMPIRE OF THE YEAR
Chris Cullum
LEGIONAIRES REP COACH OF THE YEAR
Aaron Marshall - Rookie Ball
LEGIONAIRES REP TEAM OF THE YEAR
Rookie Ball 21-1 EOBA Champions
HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
Midget - Cameron Diskey
Bantam - Owen Hurtibese
Peewee - Tim Kitchen
Mosquito - Riley Johns
Rookie Ball - Bernie Lanteigne
Minor Rookie Ball - Quinton Earle
HOUSE LEAGUE COACH OF THE YEAR
Shawn Earle
HOUSE LEAGUE VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
Lori Harris
LEGIONAIRES SELECT PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
Mosquito - Riley Johns
Peewee - Adam Boyle
ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
Earl Chamberlain
2012 BASEBALL OSHAWA AWARD WINNERS
Baseball Oshawa held their NHL style awards night celebration at Eastdavle CVI Theatre capping off and celebrating a tremendous and highly successful 2012 summer baseball season in Oshawa for House League and Rep. Over 200 people attended the event which was a great venue to host the year-end celebration. Forty six (46) awards were presented on the night with 44 of the award recipients all in attendance. It was a great year for Baseball Oshawa in 2012 with many successes recorded and continued growth. The year was also captured in a 15 minute “Year in Review” video put to music on the giant theatre screen at Eastdale. What a year for Baseball in Oshawa and more great things are in store for 2013. Please see below for the complete list of 2012 award winners!
2012 Baseball Oshawa YEAR-END AWARDS NIGHT WINNERS
Rookie Ball Legionaires AWARD WINNERS 2012
Rookie Ball Blue 17-8 Head Coach Scott McKeagan
Batting Champion (with Batting Avg.) - Nolan Hartley .720 Batting Average
Nolan led the Major Rookie Blue team this year with an impressive 0.72 batting average. Not only did lead the team in hitting, he was also our youngest player on the team. Nolan was challenged this year to change many characteristics in his swing and he took on the changes with a positive attitude and a great work ethic that made him one of the league’s best overall hitters.
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive player) - Cody Hefford
MVP - Cody Hefford
Cody is what baseball is all about, hustle and effort. Cody came to every practice and game with a strong desire to not only win but to improve himself as a baseball player. As one of the hardest working players on the Rookie Blue Team, Cody has been chosen to not only win the Most Valuable Player Award but also the Gold Glove award. It’s because of Cody’s dedication to the game; he was able to become a defensive standout to not only our team but to our competitors as well. When you factor in his speed and instincts, Cody was a natural fit to win both awards this year.
Rookie Ball Gold 3-24 Head Coach Jim Gordon
Batting Champion (with Batting Avg.) - Tristan DesLauriers .633 Batting Average
Tristan was one of our most consistent and reliable bats this year with a .633 batting average, He was also one of our bigger cheerleaders helping keep things as loose as possible on the bench and in the stands, he was a pleasure to work with and we wish him well in his future endeavours.
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive player) - Jacob Smith
Jacob epitomises the word determination, his complete fearlessness made for many spectacular displays with his glove no matter how dangerous or difficult the play, and Jacobs’s efforts were second to none.
MVP - Mitchell Gordon
Not always the most spectacular on the infield but definitely the most reliable and consistent, on either of the hot corners. Mitchell also led the team in home runs and extra base hits and was one of our most dangerous bats all year.
Minor Mosquito Legionaires AWARD WINNERS 2012
Minor Mosquito 13-15 Head Coach Rob Robertson
Batting - Andrew Robertson .657 avg.
Andrew had a team high 44 hits, 51 stolen bases, .735 on base average, and was tied for the team lead in runs scored. He had great bat control and struck out a team low 6 times in his first year of live pitching. He was third on the team in rbi’s and at one point during the season reached base in 11 consecutive at bats.
Gold Glove (Best Defensive player) - Quinton McRae
Quinton was unbelievable behind the plate and was a game changer for our team. In a year where catcher’s have to deal with stealing for the first time Quinton was able to throw out numerous runners and completely shut down some teams to the point where they would not even attempt to test his arm. He was excellent at receiving the ball and let very few balls get behind him. Quinton played hard game in and game out and set a great example for his teammates of how to carry themselves on and off the field.
Top Pitcher - Dustin Welker
Dustin had a fantastic year pitching and gave us a great chance to win every time he stepped on the mound. He led our team in wins and had some huge games including a 7-strikeout win against Guelph in the OBA’s and a complete game against Bolton where the only run he gave up was unearned. Dustin worked very hard on his pitching all year and threw a hard fastball that many hitters could not catch up with and the occasional change up to keep them off balance.
MVP - Addam Wilson
Addam had a great year offensively and played a stellar centre field. He had a team high 33rbi’s and was top three in hits, runs and average. He made numerous big catches in the field and was able to track down many balls that looked like sure hits off the bat. Addam was primarily an infielder in previous years and when asked to try the outfield he adjusted right away and gave us great defense all year long to go along with his clutch hitting.
Mosquito Legionaires AWARD WINNERS 2012
Mosquito 11-9 Head Coach Scott Arbuthnot
Batting Champion (with Batting Avg.) - Jacob Rienstra
The Oshawa Mosquito Legionaires batting champion led the team with a batting average of .490 and was in the top 3 of most other offensive categories. First in hits (47), Second in RBI (38), Second in doubles (13), Third in triples (2), third in runs scored (45), Jacob was a key contributor to the Legionaires offense and could always be counted on to provide a big hit for the ball team. Congratulations to Jacob Rienstra ␣ the Oshawa Mosquito Legionaires Batting Champion.
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive player) - Davis McMillan
This award winner had a great season on the field, making many outstanding defensive plays and supporting his pitchers very well behind the plate. Congratulations to Davis McMillan - the Oshawa Mosquito Legionaires Gold Glove Award Winner.
Top Pitcher - Brendan Reid
The Oshawa Mosquito Legionaires top pitcher had an exceptional 5-2 pitching record over the course of the regular season. He pitched very well against all the top teams in the EOBA and at tournaments this year. Posting a 2.80 ERA and having 34 strikeouts in 40 innings pitched with a WHIP of 0.800. Congratulations to Brendan Reid ␣ the Oshawa Mosquito Legionaires Top Pitcher.
MVP - Carter Moore
The Oshawa Mosquito Legionaires player did whatever was asked of him. He was a leader on and off the field for the team. He always had a smile on his face regardless of the situation. Offensively he led the team in runs scored (50), doubles (14), triples (4), second in BB (23), second in batting average (.454 ), and tied for homeruns (1). He was one of the best leadoff players in the Mosquito division this year, earning him a spot in the Mosquito All Star game. Defensively Carter played a great Centre Field for the team as well as pitching and Catching. He is a solid team player who helped motivate his team mates by his actions on the field. Congratulations to Carter Moore ␣Oshawa Mosquito Legionaires Most Valuable Player.
Minor Peewee Legionaires AWARD WINNERS 2012
Minor Peewee 18-2 1st Place EOBA SILVER MEDAL ONTARIO CHAMPIONS - Head Coach Ken Babcock
Batting Champion (with Batting Avg.) - Quin McLane .414
Batting over .400 the entire year is exceptional in any league. Quin did just that. He was the anchor in the batting order usually in the 3 slot and was counted upon to be one of the big bats in the lineup. This year’s batting champion for the Minor Peewee Legionaires is Quin McLane.
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive player) - Easton Currie
In just his first year of rep baseball after several highly successful season’s in the Whitby House League system, this Oshawa resident jumped right into the rep scene and quickly established himself as a superior defender in center field. perhaps the best at his position in Eastern Ontario. Smooth, swift and reliable in the outfield his ability to read and go get baseballs is tremendous. An easy choice for Gold Glove - Easton Currie.
Top Pitcher - Braden Babcock
A tremendous season on the mound for the lefthander posting a 12-1 record and sub 2.00 ERA. Braden was counted upon to pitch regularly and also come up big in key games during the season. And that he did. A complete game 3 hit shutout performance clinching the St. Thomas tourney final over Oakville, along with two wins in the Ontario Championship tournament including 3 strong innings in relief in the gold medal championship game to help seal the title. Top Pitcher for the Minor Peewee Legionaires - Braden Babcock
MVP - Quin McLane
His big bat in the lineup every game combined with a plus arm on the mound helped Oshawa capture an Ontario Championship this season. His ability to come up with a big base hit when needed was the norm in 2012 for Quin. Batted .414 to lead the team on the season with 60 rbi’s in the 3rd slot in the lineup. he led the team in 6 offensive categories. He was even more impressive in the Ontario Championships where he went 12-23 with 3 triples, 4 doubles 14 rbi’s and a memorable long 2 run home run over the right field fence at Jim Luton Legion Field against Waterloo that set the team on a dominating course to a gold championship ring A very tough out in the batter’s box every time he steps up to the plate. MVP Quin McLane
Peewee Legionaires AWARD WINNERS 2012
Peewee 18-6 2nd place Head Coach Tony Quick
Batting Champion (with Batting Avg.) - Bryce McRae .462
The Peewee Legionaires Batting Champion for 2012 with a .462 batting average is Bryce McRae. Bryce also led the team doubles(17), triples(6), RBI(56), slugging percentage(.786), on base percentage(.554) and O.P.S.(1.340), while tying for the lead in home runs(3). Bryce did all this while striking out only 9 times all season, a team best. Bryce was the spark plug for Peewee's offense, while coming through with many late inning heroics to lead the team to some important victories. Congratulations Bryce!
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive player) - Isaiah Quick
Isaiah anchored the pewee team's defense mainly playing a steady, sometimes spectacular shortstop. He also filled in at second base, pitcher and in the outfield to round out his outstanding season. Isaiah could be counted on to make the routine plays and get the big out, while getting dirty to get his team back on offense. Way to go Isaiah.
Top Pitcher: Jack Dryswak
The top pitcher for the peewee legionnaires was Jack Dryswak with a record of 6-1,an ERA of 2.45, and a WHIP of 1.14. Jack was dominant in all his starts. The team knew they were going to be in the game when Jack was on the rubber. Great work Jack!
MVP: Palmer Cruickshank
Palmer was in the running for all three of the previous awards. Palmer played many key roles for the peewee Legionaires. He caught many games while displaying his strong arm throwing out would be base stealers. Played a steady 1st base with a good glove to help out his fellow infielders with their errant throws. Palmer was the go to guy for all the teams tough pitching assignments, while logging a team leading 41 innings on the mound. While along with Bryce, Palmer was part of one of the most feared 3-4 hitters in the league. Palmer led the team in hits(57) and tied for the lead runs scored(53) and tied for Home runs(3) and second in RBI(54). Palmer is the quite leader of the Legionaires, while never letting his emotions get the best of him and calming the team down with his easy going demeanor. Great job Palmer!
Minor Bantam Legionaires AWARD WINNERS 2012
Minor Bantam 22-2 1st Place EOBA CHAMPS Head Coach Steve Crouse
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive player) - Greg McArton
This year's winner of the gold glove award is Greg McArton. The minor bantam team is built around defence and the defence leader is Greg. As the starting centre-fielder, Greg's work ethic and dedication to practice has turned him into the best outfielder in the EOBA. Greg's ability to read and track a ball off the bat is 2nd to none. Greg is the definition of "you play like you practice". Throughout the season, Greg was also asked to fill in at 2nd base, a transition that he performed flawlessly. Congratulations Greg!
Top Pitcher: Mitch Lahey
This year's winner of the minor bantam pitching award goes to Mitch Lahey with an era of 3.92. Mitch pitched against the best teams in Ontario to great success. Mitch loves to pitch, routinely throwing his max of 90 pitches per game and never tiring. Intimidating fast ball, consistently throwing 70 plus MPH with a knee-buckling curve ball. Mitch got the win in the EOBA championship game throwing a 4-hitter over 6 innings. Seeing Mitch pitch reminds one of seeing a young Roger Clemens. Congratulations
Batting Champion (with Batting Avg.) - Connor May .526
MVP: Connor May
This year's winner of the minor bantam MVP and batting title award goes to Connor May with an impressive 526 average. Connor works and thinks baseball 12 months a year and his dedication and work ethic has made him one of the elite baseball players in the EOBA. Stellar pitching, clutch hitting, but his most valuable attribute would be his play at shortstop. Connor has a great arm, great instincts, and the range that very few if any infielders in Ontario have. Connor is a leader and we are proud to present him with these awards. Well done Connor.
Midget Legionaires AWARD WINNERS 2012
Midget 21-3 2nd Place 3rd at EOBA Championships Head Coach Daryl Reid
Batting Champion (with Batting Avg.) - Keenan Terwillegar .360
The Oshawa Midget Legionaires batting champion led the team with a batting average of .360 as well as in most other offensive categories. Leading the team in runs scored (47), doubles (12), triples (6), total bases (69), OBP (.528) and slugging percentage (.552) and second in hits (45), RBI (31), BB (42) and SB (20), he was a key contributor to the Legionaires offense. He could always be counted on to provide the offensive spark and was the catalyst for many late inning rallies. Congratulations to Keenan Terwillegar – the Oshawa Midget Legionaires Batting Champion.
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive player) - Travis Owens
The Oshawa Midget Legionaires had many candidates for the gold glove award with some outstanding defense played this season. This award winner had a tremendous season, making many outstanding defensive plays and supported his pitcher whether at 2nd base, shortstop or in the outfield. With 55 putouts and 97 assists in 170 attempts this player excelled on the diamond. Congratulations to Travis Owens – the Oshawa Midget Legionaires Gold Glove Award Winner.
Top Pitcher - Wes Paquette
The Oshawa Midget Legionaires top pitcher had an exceptional 10-0 pitching record over the course of the regular season and OBA tournaments including 2 complete games, a 2.79 ERA and 78 strikeouts in 61.1 innings pitched and a WHIP of 1.09. Towards the end of the season, through injury, he persevered, pitching through pain and getting the win in game two of the OBA ‘AA’ Midget Championship tournament. Even more remarkably, this pitcher dominated the Midget ranks as a first year midget, two years younger than many of his competitors. This is his 2nd straight year winning this award as he was the top Bantam pitcher in 2011. Congratulations to Wesley Paquette – the Oshawa Midget Legionaires Top Pitcher.
MVP - Jamie May & Mitch Cook
The Oshawa Midget Legionaires have selected two most deserving players as the team’s MVP’s for 2012.
Our first recipient had many different roles on the team and willingly did whatever was asked of him. Offensively he led the team in RBI (47) and homeruns (3) , was second on the team in total bases (65) and slugging percentage (.474) and 4th in runs scored (39), and hits (41). One of his most memorable accomplishments was hitting for the cycle early in the season versus Ajax. In addition to his offensive contributions he was also solid on the mound with a 5-2 record and 4.73 ERA in 53 innings pitched. Defensively he saw time at just about every position – always ready to play, and play well, wherever he was needed. He is a team leader who his teammates look up to and respect and excels in every position and situation he is placed in. Congratulations to Mitch Cook –Oshawa Midget Legionaires Most Valuable Player for a second straight season.
Our next recipient had an equally successful season. Offensively, as the leadoff hitter, he led the team in walks (45) and stolen bases (25). He was second in batting average (.338), Runs (46), Defensively he led the team with a .976 fielding percentage – only 7 errors in 287 attempts and took charge of the infield. He was the starting catcher for 35 of the team’s 46 games including five OBA Championship tournament games in two days. The intangibles, his leadership role and knowledge of the game were also key factors in the team’s success in 2012 and his selection as most valuable player. In his first year back in Oshawa Baseball since Peewee, he worked hard to recruit players to return to the team and was a major factor in assembling the first Oshawa Midget team with a winning record since 2006.
Congratulations to Jamie May –Oshawa Midget Legionaires Most Valuable Player.
Junior Legionaires AWARD WINNERS 2012
Junior Head Coach Jim Walerowich
Batting Champion (with Batting Avg.) - Duncan Watt .362
Duncan batted .362 this season. He is a player that was very hard to defend due to his ability to hit to all fields at any point in the count. His ability to hit any pitch also at anytime was key to his success. Duncan has the ability to drive the ball to all parts of the field as well as drop down a bunt when called upon and unselfishly sacrifice himself for the team.
Gold Glove Award (Best Defensive player) - Nathan Barr
Nathan is the Junior team Gold glove winner for 2012. Nathan is a catcher and his play behind the dish was above and beyond the defensive play above all. His blocking during the season saved numerous runs and his cannon for an arm cut down runners at an alarming rate. Nathan is the true field general in every sense, he controls the whole defense and does it without hesitation. Nathan has also gained the trust and respect of the entire pitching staff.
Top Pitcher - Brad Pullan
Brad is the prototypical #1 starter, he has plus fastball that he can command at any count and consistently throw for strikes. He also has a curveball and changeup that is among the best in the league, along with messing around with a splitter that he has been learning during the season. Brad has all the qualities of a true #1... any big game he wanted the ball and I believe expected it. There was no challenge too big for him. Brad found a way to rise to the occasion time and again. Brad was "the man" and his teammates knew it. He is a workhorse that could be counted on every time he was given the ball.
MVP - Aaron McQuillen
He was a first year player on a young team that was trying to find its way. Aaron played both Centre and Right field and patrolled the outfield like a young Devon White with a Dave Winfield type arm. Aaron always gave 100% and was one of if not the hardest workers on the team. As a leadoff batter his speed was utilized along with his ability to hit for average and power. Aarons love for the game was infectious amongst the team, he was regularly the first to show up for practice and always wanted extra work. This is an honour that is truly earned, he is what a MVP exemplifies.
Troy May Umpires of the Year Award Winners
Junior Umpire of the Year - Mitchell Thompson
Senior Umpire of the Year - Earl Chamberlain
Major House League Awards for 2012
Rookie Ball House League Player of the Year - Tyler Robichaud (Dodgers)
Mosquito House League Player of the Year - Jason Kauffeldt (Cubs)
Peewee House League Player of the Year - Matt Smith (Phillies)
Bantam House League Player of the Year - Zachary John (Pirates)
Midget House League Player of the Year - Mitchell Thompson (Yankees)
Rookie Ball select player of the year is Tyler Ashwin.
Overall House League Coach of the Year - Jesse Town (T- Ball Cubs)
Jesse was a positive influence on all of his players making sure baseball was fun at all times and also instilling confidence in each of his players at the tee ball level. The kids enjoyed a fun year and learned a lot from their coach. It was unanimous choice for this year’s House League Coach of the Year. Jesse Town (Tee Ball Cubs)
Overall Rep Coach of the Year - Ken Babcock (Minor Peewee Legionaires)
In his 4th year as a head coach with the Oshawa Legionaires rep program, Ken has developed a team that first broke through with an EOBA Silver medal in Rookie Ball, followed by a Silver medal in Minor Mosquito, this core group of players captured the EOBA Championship a year ago. This summer would see this team take a step to an even higher level winning a Minor Peewee ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIP. A confident and calm coaching style, combined with teaching the game the right way as the leading focus. That and instilling confidence in his players on and off the diamond is important. A very positive approach has helped this age group be very successful on the baseball diamond. Took Oshawa's first ever team to a Cooperstown week long tourney experience this summer. This year’s coach of the year is Ken Babcock of our Minor Peewee Legionaires.
Overall Rep Team of the Year - Oshawa Minor Peewee Legionaires
A 46-15 overall won lost record was impressive led by Head Coach Ken Babcock, including the fact they played a tough tournament schedule including AAA some competition and also 8 tough games in the US in Cooperstown. They were 43-9 against Canadian competition. They won the St. Thomas Invitational winning 6 straight games, finalists at the Bolton Classic, won their own Dawg Dayz of Summer mini tourney, final 4 in a AAA tourney in Mississauga early on and then won Silver at the EOBA's before hosting a first class OBA Championship tournament at the Lake where they captured the 2012 OBA Ontario title defeating Oakville in the Gold medal game on home turf. An impressive year from start to finish and represented the city of Oshawa and our Association so well in their travels north and south of the border. The 2012 Oshawa Rep team of the year is the Minor Peewee Legionaires.
Baseball Oshawa Association Volunteer of the Year - Susanne Gallant
This individual volunteers in many capacities on both of her sons rep teams as a scorekeeper, fundraising helper etc. but her tireless contributions to the association as the registrar for house league, assisting with registration promotional in person events, assisting in key roles with Baseball Day in Oshawa as a volunteer, along with other association events make her an excellent choice for the 2012 Baseball Oshawa Volunteer of the year. A champion volunteer.
2011 BASEBALL OSHAWA AWARD WINNERS
Check out the photos by clicking on 'Picture Gallery' on the left hand side of the website.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the many successes and growth of minor baseball in Oshawa during the past year. We look forward to another exciting and successful year with more growth on the horizon for 2012.
MINOR ROOKIE BALL REP
Batting Champion- Nolan Hartley
Gold Glove Award- Braeden Lewis
MVP - Luke Torrance
ROOKIE BALL REP
Batting Champion - Andrew Robertson .763
Gold Glove Award - Jamieson Froude
MVP - Vincent Maocheia
MINOR MOSQUITO REP
Top Pitcher- Carter Arbuthnot 4-2
Batting Champion - Brendan Boyce .451
Gold Glove Award - Jacob Rienstra
MVP - Ryan Laird
MOSQUITO REP
Top Pitcher- Braden Babcock 12-1
Batting Champion- Braden Babcock .458
Gold Glove Award - Derek Steffler
MVP - Derek Steffler
MINOR PEEWEE REP
Top Pitcher - Brandon Leocata 6-1
Batting Champion - Bryce McRae .459
Gold Glove Award - Sam Cirone
MVP - Palmer Cruickshank
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PEEWEE REP
Top Pitcher - Connor May
Batting Champion - Mitch Lahey .637
Gold Glove Award - Jason Crouse
MVP – Connor May
BANTAM REP
Top Pitcher - Wes Paquette
Batting Champion - Brian Wowk .359
Gold Glove Award - Mitchell Young
MVP - Tyler McLean
MIDGET REP
Top Pitcher - James Wowk
Batting Champion - Pat Wallace
Gold Glove Award - Mitch Cook
MVP - Mitch Cook
JUNIOR REP
Top Pitcher - Brandon Poole 5-4
Rookie of the Year - Pete Lyon
Batting Champion - Joe Kubanovski .433
Gold Glove Award - Matt Kolesar
MVP - Josh Morris
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HOUSE LEAGUE
Player of the Year -Parker Sutton - Mosquito Yankees
Coach of the Year - Jay Hurtibese - Peewee Pirates
Volunteer of the Year - Jay Ashwin
ASSOCIATION
REP Coach of the Year - Steve Crouse
Volunteer of the Year - Ted Gendron
REP Team of the Year - Oshawa Peewee Legioniares
Jr. Umpire of the Year - Andrew Baird
Sr. Umpire of the Year - Scott Dargie |
2010 BASEBALL OSHAWA (OLMBA) AWARD WINNERS
Midget Legionaires
Team Batting Champion – RYLAND SCOTT
MVP – RYLAND SCOTT
Minor Bantam Legionaires
MIP – SPENCER MUIRHEAD
Team Batting Champion – JOSH GAMBIER .458
MVP – WES PAQUETTE
Minor Peewee Legionaires
MIP – AIDAN MASON
Team Batting Champion – DAN HARRIS .406
MVP – CONNOR MAY
Major Mosquito Legionaires
MIP – TYSON DUS
Team Batting Champion – GRIFFIN OLIVER .470
MVP – CONNOR HUGHES
Minor Mosquito Legionaires
MIP – CONNOR DOREY
Team Batting Champion – BRADEN BABCOCK .473
MVP – NICHOLAS DENAULT
Rookie Ball Legionaires
MIP – NICK DRASZO
Team Batting Champion – RYAN LAIRD .719
MVP – TAYLOR POTTER
LEGIONAIRES REP Coach of the Year
SCOTT ARBUTHNOT
HOUSE LEAGUE Coach of the Year
JOHN ESSERY
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
JOHN McQUAID
2010 EOBA AWARD WINNERS
Complete list of 2010 EOBA Award Winners from Oshawa! Our association competes on the competitive rep level in the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association. We would like to congratulate the recipients below in receiving several major EOBA awards based on the 2010 season.
2010 Rep Pitcher of the Year Peewee & Above:
Connor May, Oshawa
2010 Player of the Year Mosquito & Below:
Evan Baker, Oshawa
2010 Rep Team of the Year Mosquito & Below:
Oshawa Legionaires Rookie Team – Scott Arbuthnot, Head Coach
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