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The Thornhill Reds Rookie A team has advanced to the OBA Championships after finishing in 2nd place at the YSBA Playoffs with a 3-1 record. Backed by strong defence and timely hitting, the Reds defeated Barrie, Stouffville and Aurora while losing by only one run to first place Bolton. The kids have worked very hard all…

UPDATED INFORMATION WITHIN (Oct 15th, 2019) Multiple teams with open spots including Segment Birth Year Contact Email 8U/9U – Select 2011 / 2012 Rogersjon@hotmail.com 10U/11U – Select 2009 / 2010 Rogersjon@hotmail.com 12U/13U – Select 2007 / 2008 nacky@rogers.com 13U – A 2007 mike_taitz@yahoo.com 14U – AA 2006 tedberlad@gmail.com 15U – AA 2005 jim@ccandp.com 15U –…

Calling the shots can be a tough job.  But that hasn’t stopped the 70 umpires of Thornhill Baseball.  Especially not the record-breaking, 36 umpires who are geared up to wear the blue for the first time. Every year Thornhill Baseball is thrilled to welcome several rookie umpires, most of whom are just 13 years old. …

What a weekend for baseball, lets play EIGHT! The Thornhill Reds shocked the senior baseball community with a remarkable four day stretch, that saw them upset and take down some of the largest provincial super powers. During a dizzying forty-eight hour period the Reds beat the five time defending Provincial champion Tecumseh Thunder, talent laden and…

Come out to the park and see some great baseball this weekend – June 28th, 29th and 30th All games are at Concord Regional park (299 Racco Parkway, Thornhill L4J 8X9) on Diamonds 3 & 4.   The full schedule of games is below: Friday, June 28th 5 PM- THORNHILL VS ROYAL YORK (Field #3)…

The Thornhill Reds Pee Wee Tournament team won the Richmond Hill tournament last weekend. The team finished the tournament 6-0 and outscored their opponents 66-20. This is the second time in recent years Thornhill has won this tournament. Congratulations REDS.

The Thornhill Reds Minor Mosquito A won the Bradford tournament this weekend. After losing the first game the Reds went 4-0, out scoring their opponents 55-6. Thornhill mercied Orillia in the finals 19-2. Overall, the team played well with heart and determination. Congratulations REDS.

Put the band on hold. Tell the photographer and the caterer their services are not needed. This bar mitzvah is heading south – but in a good way. Instead of the no-holds-barred party that is common in many bar and bat mitzvahs these days, Shea Schnoor is taking a path less travelled. In April, he…