Coach Lia Roque introduced her passion to players and parents at the 7U and 8U levels. Coach Lia's legacy will stay with North York for generations.
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They aren't done yet!
An experience our 11UAA will never forget!
The North York Blues 2012AA team are the Silver Bracket Champions at the Mississauga North 2026 baseball tournament. The North York Blues needed everyone to step up and the boys delivered, going 4-1 July 4th weekend. with a big come-from-behind win in the semi-finals and a big championship win, holding off a strong opponent, to claim the championship rings. Big plays in the field supported by big mound and plate appearances resulted in an exhilarating tournament. A huge thank you to all of our families and supporters for making sure the boys were ready to play, fed, and hydrated all weekend long. And a special thank you to our manager and coaches for their leadership and for giving our boys every opportunity to succeed!
⚾NYBA 13UA Come Back To Defeat Martingrove White Sox and win the Martingrove Summer Slam Tournament Despite trailing by as many as eight runs, NYBA 13UA rallied to defeat Martingrove White Sox 19-18 on Sunday at Carmen Bush Baseball Diamond. The team went 4-1 for the weekend racking up an impressive 63 runs scored over the weekend.After battling to a 4-4 tie at end of time in the semifinal and needing 2 extra innings to decide the winner. NYBA 13UA immediately moved in to the final. NYBA and Martingrove were tied at 12 apiece at the end of the seventh and moved into extra innings in the final. NYBA built a 4-run lead in the eighth inning and then held off Martingrove White Sox’s charge as they tied the game in the bottom of the eighth. NYBA 13UA captured the lead, 19-16, in the top of the ninth and held on in the bottom to win the tournament. Congratulations to the Coaches, players and parents for a great weekend! NYBA.ca Baseball at Bond Park, 7 days a week!
Second-Hand Equipment Sale June 15-17 | 6:30PM-8:30PM Bond Park Clubhouse NYBA WILL BE SELLING used items which include (but not limited to): Gently used and outdated Rep shirts Gently used Rep /Select pants Gently used Rep Hats Cleats Gloves Socks, belts Catcher’s equipment Bats Fan-wear (used) older logo’s. Miscellaneous equipment and nets, if available. ANY DONATIONS for the sale can be dropped off at Bond Park Clubhouse during the following times: Monday June 15 – Wednesday, June 17 6:30-8:30PM ALL gently used baseball items and apparel will be accepted, regardless of branding. All proceeds to NYBA. | CASH ONLY . Please bring small bills and change.
The North York Blues 11U AA team had yet to practice outside, but they found their groove quickly with two strong games against rival Leaside the first weekend in May. On Friday, the Blues opened their season with a dramatic 10–9 walk-off win. With two outs and a full count in the bottom of the sixth, Jason Liang delivered the game-winning single. The runners were moving on the pitch, helping the Blues beat the throw home and seal the victory. Jonah Silver led the way offensively, going 3-for-3 at the plate, while also allowing just two runs over two innings on the mound. Sunday’s game was a very different affair. Jason Liang took the mound and delivered one of the most dominant performances in recent memory. His final line: 5 innings, no hits, no walks, and faced only one batter over the minimum in a near-perfect game that was broken up on the final out. Jason threw an efficient 62 pitches, 42 of them for strikes. The Blues backed him up with 12 runs, led offensively by Andrew Loyola who went 3 for 3, completing an impressive opening weekend. Congratulations to the 11UAA Blues with this spectacular Walk-Off and No-hitter start to the season! Hats off to the parents and coaches for their support!
“Those we love never leave us, they become our guardian angels in the outfield.”
At the close of every season, NYBA reaches out to our 18U coaches for a final comment. This year, Kevin Kingsley, 18U Elite coach, retired from coaching baseball. North York Baseball has benefited from Kevin’s involvement in the association, and wanted to share his story.