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Greetings Fellow Umpires!!
My name is Paul Chapley and I am the Umpire in Chief and Assignor for the Thornhill Baseball Club.
I am already very excited for and looking forward to the upcoming season. To renew acquaintances with returning umpires as well as meeting all new umpires whether they are youth or adult. There is a space on this page to connect with me if you are considering joining our ranks this summer or you can feel free to contact me – tbcumpires@gmail.com
Be sure to check for emails from me during the off season as I will be passing on details for spring clinics, equipment options and other news related to the upcoming season. I don’t want you to miss any information.
I look forward to being in touch.
Paul Chapley
TBC UIC/Assignor
2018 OBA Sr. Umpire of the Year
Pictured Above L to R: YSBA Sr. Umpire of the Year- Jeremy Benayon (flanked by Paul Chapley and Club President Tony Selina) | TBC Sr / TBC Jr Umpire of the Year - Zachary M. Goldstein | TBC Sr Umpire of the Year - Jeremy Benayon
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Code for Umpires
I will officiate by the rules.
I will ensure that I am knowledgeable of the rules.
I will control my temper. Personal criticism of any person by word or gesture is unacceptable.
I will show respect for the participants and their skills.
I will refrain from profanity. Verbal abuse towards players, managers, coaches, officials or spectators will not be tolerated including emails, voice messages, text messages (as well as “tweeting”) and social network postings.
I will not allow use of tobacco, alcohol or drugs (unless prescribed by a licensed physician) on the field or in the dug out or in the vicinity thereof.
I will be friendly to all participants.
I will generally warn players of unacceptable behaviour before taking further action for a second offence, although I reserve the right to cite or eject a player for a first offence.
About Thornhill Baseball Club
Thornhill Baseball Club is a not-for-profit community service volunteer organization. Founded in 1985, the Club has served and continues to serve, the residents of Thornhill (both within the City of Vaughan & the City of Markham) as the hub for community baseball. Over the past 35 years, the club has provided programing to well over 25,000 individuals.
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