We have had lots of interest in our programs at several age levels this season and we are at or approaching capacity. If you haven't registered yet please do so immediately. If you cannot register it may be that the program is full. 

You can email the registrar at kentville.registrar@gmail.com to reserve a spot or join the waitlist. It will be our goal to provide a quality baseball experience for as many young players as we can. 

TRYOUT SCHEDULE (for all players interested in playing in the Bluenose Travel League)

13U A WIN TUBBY MELANSON MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT

Congratulations to the 13U A team who played their hearts out and in Moncton last weekend in the Tubby Melanson Memorial Tournament. They started the tournament off with a win over the Hammonds Plain A’s with a final score of 19-6 on Friday night. Saturday, they faced the 14U Girls NB provincial team at 12pm and walked away with a big 10-1 win. Next, they faced another NB team from Kennebecasis Valley, picking up their third win in round robin, 15-2.

With three big wins the Wildcats came out as the number one seed and moved onto the Semis. Sunday at 10am they faced a very tough Bluenose division rival in the Tri County Rangers. It was a battle to the end with both teams batting and pitching very well. The Wildcats pulled off a 9-8 win to advance to the championship game at 2pm. In the other semi finals two other Bluenose League rivals battled it out to make it to the finals.

The Wildcats faced the Yarmouth Gateways AA in another battle to the end in the final, winning the game 19-15. With amazing batting, pitching, and defensive plays, the Wildcats came home with the tournament win. Head Coach Travis Cox, Assistant Coach Dale Sanford and Assistant Coach Justin McLaughlin are beyond proud of the effort and resilience these boys showed during the tournament, never giving up and fighting until the end. 

Looking for Wildcats SWAG? Wildcats merchandise, which is locally made, is available anytime online at:

https://nicks-customized-apparel.myshopify.com/collections/nova-scotia-strong. 

Challenger Baseball Information Session

Challenger Baseball programming offers opportunities to athletes with varying level of disabilities to experience baseball in an inclusive environment.

Nova Scotia Challenger Baseball will be hosting a Zoom Meeting on Tuesday, February 21st at 7pm for all associations, teams, groups or individuals who are interested in learning more about Challenger Baseball. We will go over details about the program; how to start a program in your community/association; how to become a coordinator and/or buddy/volunteer; and supports that are available to new and existing programs. The meeting will be focused towards associations/individuals who are not currently involved with Challenger Baseball. The link to the online meeting can be found below. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Randy Crouse at randy.crouse@hotmail.com or 902-318-0707 (cell). Please note that there will be no pressure to being involved with Challenger Baseball just by attending the meeting.

Date/Time: February 21st (7:00 pm)
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83297435303?pwd=SWpYbzdQelUxZEUzWVZJWFk5dzlBdz09
Passcode: 009779

All players must register online for the 2022 season.

Please note that before you begin, you MUST create an Account.

1. Look for the small  LOGIN  button in the upper right-hand corner of this page (in the red banner).  

2. Click on the MyLeagueLineup button.  Once you have entered the required information,...

3. Click Create Account.

After creating your account, look for the  FORMS  tab at the top of our home page. … Then click ONLINE REGISTRATION to complete the 2022 Registration Form.

Your registration will show as "pending" until payment is received (and updated online by the Registrar).

Funding opportunities

Funding opportunities to help cover the cost of baseball

Kidsport program

Jumpstart program

The "Beav's" Helping Hand Fund

Does your child, or someone you know, want to play baseball but is unable to because of registration cost? 

Kentville Minor Baseball is pleased to announce a new funding opportunity for families in need!

The Town of Kentville's Public Works Union (CUPE Local 4403) has established the "Beav's" Helping Hands Fund in memory of Gary "Beaver" McGinis.   Beaver worked for the Town of Kentville's Parks and Recreation Department for about 30 years and spent many an afternoon or evening mowing and/or doing the infields for the various ball fields.  Five players will be awarded $100.00 each to help offset their Kentville Minor Baseball Association registration fees. 

Parents that wish to apply for this assistance should complete the application form which can be found under the FORMS tab of our website.  Once you have completed the application form you MUST click on the "Checkout" button at the bottom of the summary page. Notification of the completed application form should also be emailed to the Kentville Minor Baseball Registrar (kmbapayments@gmail.com) once the online registration has been completed.

Check out the Handout Tab for the Trevor Wamback Throwing Program and the Darren Doucette Hitting Clinic information.

And on the Links tab you will find the Little League® Coach-Pitch Program.

e-Tranfer Payment Accepted!

KMB is able to accept e-Tranfers for 2022 Registration Fees. Payments can be sent to kmbapayments@gmail.com.

We encourage you to use this payment option if possible. ... No more waiting for your cheque to be cashed.

Please include your players name when sending e-Transfers.

Thanks.

Give the gift of baseball!

If you are interested in purchasing a gift certificate, please contact our Registrar at kmbapayments@gmail.com.