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The Future is Now: Singer Brothers Emerging as Fastpitch’s Next Great Story

In a sport where elite talent is often measured by years of experience, Nova Scotia’s Singer brothers are proving that age is just a number.

At just 18 and 15 years old, Will and Cooper Singer have already built résumés that many veteran fastpitch players would envy. Between international appearances, national medals, and, soon to be, success at the senior level, the Shortt's Lake natives are quickly becoming two of the brightest young stars in Canadian fastpitch.

The brothers first gained national attention when they represented Canada at the U18 Pan American Championships last October, competing against some of the top young talent in the Americas. The experience only added to an already impressive list of accomplishments for the pair, who have risen through the ranks together while pushing each other every step of the way.

In 2025, the duo helped Team Nova Scotia capture a bronze medal at the Canada Summer Games in Newfoundland, another milestone in what has been a remarkable journey.

For older brother Will, the past year has been especially memorable. During the winter, he travelled to New Zealand to continue his development, suiting up for East Coast Bays United, one of the country’s premier softball organizations. During his time overseas, Singer competed against top international talent and further showcased his abilities on a larger stage. He was also recognized as part of East Coast Bays’ U19 representative program, continuing to build his reputation as one of Canada’s top young prospects.

Back home, Will has continued to be one of the most dangerous hitters in the Shooter’s Fastpitch League Senior Division. Through the opening weeks of the season, he sits third in league batting with a .417 average, consistently producing against some of the province’s best pitching.

Not to be outdone, younger brother Cooper is rapidly carving out his own path.

At just 15 years old, Cooper already plays with a maturity beyond his years. Last summer, he helped lead the Brookfield Elks to a bronze medal at the U17 Canadian Championships and enters this year’s national tournament with gold firmly in his sights. With much of the Elks’ core returning, expectations are high for another deep championship run.

Cooper has also been making noise at the senior level, currently sitting second in the SFL Senior Division batting race with an impressive .437 average. His combination of softball IQ, athleticism, and advanced hitting ability has made him one of the league’s toughest outs despite being one of its youngest players.

What makes the Singer story even more impressive is that neither player appears close to reaching their ceiling.

Will continues to develop into a complete player capable of competing at the highest levels of the game, while Cooper’s rapid progression suggests his best years are still ahead of him. Together, they represent the next generation of Canadian fastpitch talent and serve as an example of what dedication, hard work, and a passion for the game can accomplish.

For now, fans across Nova Scotia can watch the brothers compete against one another in the Shooter’s Fastpitch League, Cooper with the Gremlins, and Will with the Brookfield Elks. But if their current trajectory is any indication, the Singer name may soon become known far beyond provincial borders.

The future of fastpitch is bright — and two of its biggest stars are growing up right here in our neck of the woods.

Gremlins Ride Big Second Inning to 9-4 Victory Over Elks

The Gremlins used a six-run second inning and a pair of long balls to earn a 9-4 victory over the Brookfield Elks in the second game of Thursday night’s Senior Division doubleheader at Elk Park.

After the Elks opened the scoring with two runs in the first inning, the Gremlins responded in a big way in the second, plating six runs to take control of the contest. They added three more runs in the sixth and held off a late Elks push to improve to 3-2 on the season. Brookfield falls to 2-2.

David Perrin picked up the win in the circle for the Gremlins, allowing four runs on nine hits while walking two and striking out seven over the complete-game effort.

The Gremlins’ offence was powered by Luther Clair, who had a huge night at the plate, going 2-for-3 with a walk, a home run, and five RBI. Cooper Singer also contributed offensively, finishing 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI.

For the Elks, Will Singer was charged with the loss after working through six innings, allowing nine runs on nine hits while issuing six walks and striking out six. He also did his part offensively, going 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI.

Brookfield continued to get strong production throughout the lineup. Coby Crowell stayed red hot, going 2-for-3 with a walk, a triple, and an RBI. Crowell now leads the Senior Division with a .462 batting average. Colby Brown was also outstanding at the plate, finishing a perfect 3-for-3 with a double and a triple.

The Gremlins and Elks split the evening doubleheader, with Brookfield taking the opener before the Gremlins answered back in Game 2

Elks Walk It Off in Instant Classic, Edge Gremlins 5-4

What a way to open the doubleheader at Elk Park Thursday night as the Brookfield Elks scored a dramatic 5-4 walk-off victory over the Gremlins in a game that wasn’t decided until the final batter. The matchup was part of the Shooter’s Fastpitch League Senior Division schedule.

The Elks carried a 4-0 lead into the seventh inning before the Gremlins mounted a furious rally, scoring four runs to tie the game and set the stage for a thrilling finish.

In the bottom half of the seventh, Brookfield answered right back. With the bases loaded, Jeremy Locke worked a walk to force home the winning run and send the home crowd into celebration. Locke was a key contributor all night, going 1-for-3 with a double and driving in three runs.

Coby Crowell provided plenty of offensive firepower for the Elks, finishing 3-for-4 at the plate while blasting a home run and adding a triple as part of Brookfield’s seven-hit attack.

Keegan Maguire earned the victory in the circle for the Elks, allowing two earned runs while walking two and striking out nine over his complete-game effort.

For the Gremlins, David Watson turned in a strong performance despite taking the tough-luck loss. Watson allowed three earned runs, walked three, and struck out eight.

Offensively, 15-year-old Cooper Singer continued his hot start to the season, collecting two hits in three at-bats to help spark the Gremlins’ late comeback attempt.

With the victory, the Brookfield Elks improve to 2-1 on the season, while the Gremlins fall to 2-2 after one of the most entertaining games of the young SFL campaign

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Van & Co. United 7, Scotia Maple Electric 3

Van & Co. United used a five-run fifth inning to break open a tight contest and earn a 7-3 victory over Scotia Maple Electric in the second game of Wednesday night’s Senior Division doubleheader at Peter Smith Memorial Ball Field.

After trading runs through the early innings, Scotia Maple Electric grabbed a 3-1 lead in the third when Cam Weatherbee launched a three-run home run. Van & Co. responded with a run in the fourth before erupting for five runs in the fifth inning to take control for good.

David Perrin picked up the win for Van & Co., going the distance while allowing three runs on eight hits. He walked two and struck out six in another strong outing. Offensively, Cam Patton led the charge with a 2-for-4 performance that included a double and a run scored, while Callum Bouma delivered a key triple and drove in two runs in a 1-for-4 effort.

Ewan White was tagged with the loss for Scotia Maple Electric after surrendering six earned runs on nine hits over his outing. He walked three and struck out five. Weatherbee provided the biggest offensive highlight for Scotia Maple Electric with his three-run homer in the third inning.

With the win, Van & Co. United improves to 3-1 on the season and moves into sole possession of first place in the Senior Division standings. Scotia Maple Electric falls to 1-4 on the year

🚨 SFL Senior Division Doubleheader Tonight at Elk Park! 🚨

The action shifts to Brookfield tonight as the Brookfield Elks host the Gremlins in a crucial Senior Division doubleheader at Elk Park.

🕖 Game 1 – 7:00 PM
🕘 Game 2 – 9:00 PM

The Gremlins enter the evening with a 2-1 record and will be looking to keep pace near the top of the standings, while the hometown Elks sit at 1-1 and will be aiming to defend their home field and climb above .500.

With movement in the standings on the line, expect two competitive matchups between a pair of teams looking to make an early-season statement.

📍 Elk Park – Brookfield

Come out and support the SFL and enjoy a great night of Senior Fastpitch action!

Scotia Maple Electric Earn First Win in Pitchers’ Duel Over Van & Co. United

Scotia Maple Electric picked up their first victory of the 2026 Shooter’s Fastpitch League season on Wednesday night, edging Van & Co. United 3-2 in a tightly contested battle at Peter Smith Memorial Ball Field.

The story of the game was the outstanding work of Scotia Maple Electric’s Brody Fraser, who tossed a complete-game three-hitter. Fraser allowed no earned runs, walked just one batter, and struck out seven to earn the win. He also led the offense, going 2-for-3 at the plate with a first-inning two-run homer and a double.

Scotia struck early with two runs in the opening inning before Fraser’s blast proved to be the difference-maker. Cam Weatherbee recorded the club’s only other hit as Scotia made the most of its three-hit attack.

Van & Co. United received another dominant performance from David Watson, despite suffering his first loss of the season. Watson was electric in the circle, allowing just three hits and one earned run while striking out 14 batters and walking one over seven innings.

Van & Co. managed three hits of their own, coming from Cam Isenor, David Perrin, and Cam Euloth, but were unable to solve Fraser after the opening frame.

With the win, Scotia Maple Electric improves to 1-3, while Van & Co. United falls to 2-1, suffering their first defeat of the season in a game that featured just six total hits and 21 combined strikeouts.