Teamwork and Sportsmanship. Fairness and Respect. Self-confidence and Humility. Heart and Hustle. Fun and Fitness. Responsibility and Accountability.
Martingrove Baseball. It's where our players learn and play the game of baseball...and so much more.
Serving the players and the families of Etobicoke since 1958.
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ARE YOU THE PLAYER WE'RE LOOKING FOR?
Our 15U AA team is looking for a player to round out our 2026 squad.
If interested please contact Coach Alex:
alexsportstoronto@gmail.com
REP 22 AA OPENINGS!
A couple of spots still remain open for the 2026 22 Rep AA team.
Help Us and the Boys and Girls
of Your Community By Participating in our
SPONSORSHIP PROGRAMS
Martingrove Baseball aims to keep costs as affordable as possible for the families of all our young players. To do that, we depend on the generous sponsorship of individuals and organizations from within the community. We have two different kinds of sponsorship, covering both our House League and Select/Rep teams.
House League – You are sponsoring a team within our house league. Your contribution goes towards essentials like team uniforms and park permits. In recognition, your name will appear on the back of the team jersey, you will receive a t-shirt and a commemorative plaque, and your name, address, phone and logo will be featured on our website.
Select/Rep – You are helping to sponsor the costs of running our competitive teams. Your contributions help to defray the costs of things like tournament entry fees, facilities for training and more. We will recognize your sponsorship with your name and logo on our website, as well as the traveling team banner.
Your generous support provides children in our community with affordable access to important recreation to keep them fit, active and happy.. Click/tap on the button below for the form. For more information on sponsorship opportunities and cost, please contact Rosa Perkovic at sponsors@martingrove.ca.
A STATEMENT OF LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
A territorial or land acknowledgement involves making a statement recognizing the traditional territory of the Indigenous people(s) who called the land home before the arrival of settlers, and in many cases still do call it home. Indigenous peoples have been acknowledging the land at the start of gatherings, ceremonies and events for time immemorial. With the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, more non-Indigenous people are becoming aware of the importance.
Providing a land acknowledgement at the beginning of an event or meeting gives time for reflection and demonstrates recognition of Indigenous lands, treaties and peoples. It involves thinking about what happened in the past and what changes can be made going forward in order to further the reconciliation process. Land acknowledgements mark a small and important step in the process of reconciliation and building a positive relationship with Indigenous peoples. By making a land acknowledgement you are taking part in an act of reconciliation, honouring the land and Indigenous presence which dates back over 10,000 years.
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