London Badgers

Travis Keys Notches WHAC Pitcher of the Week Honor Keys struck out 11 batters in the 6-0 win over Lourdes on Saturday Aquinas junior (Badger Alumni) Travis Keys had a dominating performance to start WHAC play over the weekend and was named the WHAC Pitcher of the Week on Monday afternoon (Mar. 22) in Ohio

In September, Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities announcedan $8 million sport relief fund to help sport and recreation organizations continue to deliver programming in 2020 and beyond. As you may be aware, many community organizations have shut their doors due to the financial burden created by COVID-19, including lost revenue and increased program costs. The London Badgers have experienced the impact of the pandemic first-hand.

Badgers 18U won big over Waterloo Warriors 15-2 on Wednesday. Badgers fired up the offense in the first inning scoring 6-runs. 18U's scored two runs when Brendan Mahood singled. Carson Lumley led the London Badgers 18U to victory on the mound. He lasted three innings, allowing zero hits and zero runs while striking out eight and walking one. Jacob Haak and Alex Foshay entered the game out of the bullpen and helped to close out the game in relief while #55 took the loss for Waterloo Warriors going one inning, allowing six runs on four hits and walking one.

The Premier Baseball League of Ontario, the first and oldest premier baseball league in Ontario, is pleased to announce its executive and board of governors have unanimously approved five new organizations to begin play in the 2021 season. The PBLO is also honoured to announce that all its member teams will compete for the first John Jepson Memorial Championship Trophies at all age groups, beginning with the 2021 season. “The PBLO Executive has worked very hard to keep our Premier League viable over many years, said PBLO Commissioner Linda Lewis. ”We have weathered many challenges over ...

Baseball Ontario remains committed to the safety of the baseball community. While the COVID-19 situation remains fluid, we are continuing to monitor the situation. Based on the guidelines of the provincial government and public health authorities, the suspension of all in-person baseball programs and activities is being extended until May 31, 2020.