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Serving the players and the families of Etobicoke since 1958.
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Our 10U/11U White Sox Select (White) Win Vaughan Tournament in 5 Game Sweep!
We are happy to report that the Martingrove White Sox 11U Select (White) won the Vaughan Vikings 10U/11U Select Tournament this weekend.
We finished 3-0 in the First Round, earning first place and a bye through to the Semi-final.
We beat the host Vaughan Vikings 11U DS team in the semi-final game, and then beat the Orangeville Bengals in the finals.
We had strong pitching, timely hitting and incredible perseverance to go undefeated. Way to go Sox!
This just in from the "in case you missed it" department!
Martingrove Select U15 hosted an Earlybird tourney May 29-31. After a first game setback, your MGS U15 won 3 straight to reach the final. Ultimately falling short to a strong Brampton squad in the final.
A Great Tournament for our 9U Select!
Fresh off their last tournament win, our 9U Select team put together an outstanding run at the Lloyd McConnie Tournament, battling through a talented 16 team field to earn a spot in the championship game. The players showcased tremendous teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the weekend, competing hard in every inning. While they came up short in the final, they should be incredibly proud of their accomplishment as finalists. Congratulations to all the players, coaches, and families for a fantastic tournament and a memorable achievement for our program! Let's go White Sox!
13U Select White Citrus City Cup Finalists!
The 13U Select White team had anoutstanding weekend at the Citrus City Cup, in Orangeville, earning a spot in the championship game. The final went into extra innings, with our players showing tremendous determination, resilience, and teamwork until the very end.
We're incredibly proud of the effort and character this group displayed throughout the tournament. Thank you to our parents and families for the long drives, patience through the rain delays, and unwavering support all weekend long.
Congratulations to our Citrus City Cup finalists on a memorable tournament!!
!3U Select White Wins Muskoka Cup!
After going a perfect 5-0 on the weekend, the 13U Select White team captured the 2026 Muskoka Cup Championship with a thrilling 6-5 victory over previously undefeated St. Thomas in the final.
Backed by outstanding defense, strong pitching, timely hitting, and relentless teamwork, the White Sox battled through a talented field and made the big plays when it mattered most! From the first pitch to the final out, they played championship baseball all weekend long.
9U Machine Mashup!
Our 13U AA Wins International Tournament!
The 13U AA team had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the second annual Breaking Boards tournament, featuring teams from across the Dominican Republic, USA, Quebec, Newfoundland, and Alberta. The boys had a fantastic showing in the round robin, finishing with a record of 3-1, which secured their spot as the home team in the finals.
The final game was thrilling and tightly contested, with the score going back and forth every inning. Martingrove clinched the championship with a dramatic walk-off slide home in the bottom of the seventh, winning the game 11-10!
I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the families and everyone who supported us throughout the event. We’re all so proud of the team!
Let's Go!!
Coaching Staff
CHALLENGER BASEBALL!
What is Challenger Baseball?
Challenger Baseball is an adaptive baseball program specifically designed to empower children, youth and adults living with physical and/or cognitive disabilities. The program is designed to teach its athletes the core life skills inherent to baseball, including teamwork, communication, determination, resiliency, inclusion, support and courage. Challenger Baseball ensures every athlete has the opportunity to play in a fun and safe environment where they learn to become more independent, buildconfidence and self-esteem, improve their communication skills and set and achieve their own personal goals.
Volunteers are...
Assigned (one-on-one, where possible) to each participant.
Assist the Challenger players with their involvement in the game.
Assist players in how to hold the bat and swing, pushing wheelchairs around the base path, and providing protection from batted balls.
These are just a few of the ways the volunteers offer a better experience for the Challenger Baseball participants.
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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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