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Clarington Orioles
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Congratulations to the Clarington Orioles 2011 Rookie Team
They are being awarded
" Team of The Year"
by the EOBA
The Clarington Orioles would like to congratulate our 2012 managers/coaches who have been selected:
Rookie - Chris McCarthy
Minor Mosquito #1 - Jack BentleyMinor Mosquito #2 - Chad Stone
Mosquito - Bryan Moffitt
Peewee - NO TEAMMinor Bantam - Rich McJannetBantam - Vic AraujoMinor Midget - Kevin WilburMidget - Accepting Applications
Future Tryouts
Bantam birth year 1997
Further inside tryouts will be conducted on the following date
KNOX CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BOWMANVILLE
November 12 and 26 from 9:30 am to 11:30 am, there will be a $ 5.00 charge per player per tryout, to cover rental costs.
Would parents please email Vic at victoraraujo@rogers.com with the players name and where they previously played, so he has an idea of numbers of players attending
Minor Mosquito birth year 2002 2nd team
Waverley Public School, Bowmanville
November 11, December 2 and 16 commencing at 6:30 pm till 8:00pm
The Clarington Orioles Baseball Association is based out of Bowmanville and the surrounding areas. The Orioles is a member of the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association (EOBA), competing against teams from Pickering to Kingston, and as far north as Peterborough. Our organization, and the associated rules are governed by the Ontario Baseball Association and Baseball Canada.
We offer rep baseball for most ages between 7-17 with some of the best qualified coaching in the Durham Region. Each of our coaches strive to promote all our players in the areas of personal development, player development and community relations.
Stay connected to our website for the latest in information, news bulletins and events.
Clarington Orioles Minor Mosquito – great performance at the OBAs
The Clarington Orioles, Justin Barry Optical Minor Mosquito team competed in the OBA finals this weekend in Brantford. Having completed the regular season placing 3rd in the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association, these minor mosquito ball players were ready to compete, along with 21 other teams, for a chance at becoming the provincial champions in the single A division.
These little league ball players fought hard during the tournament, winning 3 of 4 games, and earning a spot in quarter final action, with only 6 teams remaining. The 5th game against London turned out to be exciting baseball, with tight scoring, and amazing defense by both teams. The score changed hands throughout the game; however, in the end, London squeezed an additional run, winning by a score of 3-2 and advancing to the semi-finals.
Despite the final outcome, these young athletes played major league baseball throughout the tournament, with great hitting, pitching and overall defense. They fought hard, showed passion for the game, and never gave up. They have come a long way from the beginning of the season, in a year where they are pitching for the first time, and the coaches are extremely proud of them!
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