Titans Baseball Club

Congratulations to Ben MacLean (2026) (.maclean5) on his commitment to Prairie Baseball Academy in Lethbridge, AB ().

Read more: https://thetbc.cc/maclean2026 (News link in Bio)

Our August Summer Baseball Camp registration is now open for all August sessions.

We build each 4-day week around the same things we focus on all year: fundamentals, reps, and helping players build confidence in their game. Whether your athlete is new to baseball or already playing on a team, the goal is simple: keep them active, learning, and having fun.

Location: York Simcoe Fieldhouse — Newmarket
Time: 9:00am to 3:00pm daily
Options: Full week or single-day registration

All the details are here (Link in Bio) :
https://ysfh.ca/SummerCampForm

2026/27 IDENTIFICATION PROCESS NOW OPEN.

As we look ahead to next season, we’re beginning to identify athletes who are ready for more.

More structure.
More accountability.
More development.
More exposure.

Before you commit to another year in the same environment, ask yourself:

• Are you on a clear path to post-secondary baseball?
• Are you measurably improving year over year?
• Are you being challenged daily?

Titans Baseball Club is a 12-month development program built for serious athletes — not just a summer team.

If you're entering 13U–18U and want to be evaluated for:

• 2026/27 full program
• Mid-season 2026 additions
• Pitcher-specific roles

Visit thetbc.cc/JoinTitansBC

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Looking for something productive this March Break?

🔗 http://ysfh.ca/marchbreakcamp

The Titans March Break Camp provides a full week of structured baseball training in a professional, indoor environment — focused on skill development, effort, and accountability.

📍 York Simcoe Fieldhouse
📅 March 16–20
⏰ 9AM–3PM
💲 $350 + HST (daily option available)

Spots are limited.
🔗 http://ysfh.ca/marchbreakcamp

Camps | York Simcoe Fieldhouse Join York Simcoe Fieldhouse for dynamic week-long and single-day baseball camps designed to improve your skills in hitting, pitching, fielding, and more. Our high-performance camps are led by experienced coaches and include drills, competitions, and personalized instruction. Camps are offered during...

Holiday Open Hours 🎄🎇⚾

York Simcoe Fieldhouse will be open for players, alumni, and members on select dates between December 27 and January 2.

Check the graphic for dates and times.
First come, first served. Training bookings and lessons take priority.

We’re almost there!

Just half a box left to fill before our Friday, December 19 deadline.

If you’re coming into the Fieldhouse this week, please consider bringing a food donation and helping us finish strong for the Food Bank of York Region ().

📍 Drop-off: York Simcoe Fieldhouse
Unit 4, 220 Pony Drive, Newmarket

Every item counts. Let’s get it done.

Congratulations to Mark Gregato (2026) () on his commitment to the State University of New York at Fredonia in Fredonia, NY ().

Read more: https://thetbc.cc/MGregato2026 (News link in Bio)

Congratulations to Eric Gregato (2026) () on his commitment to the State University of New York at Fredonia in Fredonia, NY ().

Read more: https://thetbc.cc/EGregato2026 (News link in Bio)

Congratulations to Blake Da Silva (2026) () on his commitment to the University of Northwestern Ohio in Lima, Ohio ().

Read more: https://thetbc.cc/DaSilva2026 (News link in Bio)

Helping our community starts with small acts that make a big impact.

From now until December 19, York Simcoe Fieldhouse will be collecting non-perishable food donations in support of the Food Bank of York Region. Families, athletes, and community members are invited to drop off items such as canned food, dry cereals, meal packs, rice, pasta, soups, and stews.

Every contribution supports local families during a critical time of year.

Thank you for standing with us and continuing to , , and - on and off the field.

Drop-Off Location:
York Simcoe Fieldhouse
220 Pony Drive, Unit 4, Newmarket, ON

More information: ysfieldhouse.ca | titansbaseball.ca

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For every baseball parent, last night offered a gift disguised as heartbreak.

A Major League reliever—elite, trained, prepared—got the ball with everything on the line. One heartbeat too fast, one rushed throw, season over. Millions watched a human being learn that baseball’s cruelest truth isn’t about mechanics—it’s about moments.

If that can happen to a pro, what do we think our kids feel when the ball finds them?

When a 10-year-old stares down a full count.
When a 12-year-old fields the last grounder.
When a teenager steps on the mound and hears every voice in the bleachers.

Mistakes are not disobedience. They’re evidence of courage.

The cameras showed what mattered most: teammates closing in, not to correct, but to carry. That’s the model.

So when a throw sails, a grounder skips, a swing misses—be the huddle.

Kneel to their eye level.
Say “I love watching you play.”
Save the teaching for tomorrow.
Make tonight about being safe in your arms.

The pros have film rooms, analysts, and 162 chances to reset.
A kid has one thing that changes everything—home.

Let the car ride be quiet.
Let dinner be normal.
Let love be louder than the mistake.

Because baseball will test their skills.
Family will build their strength.

And if grace is what they remember after their worst play, they’ll be brave enough to create their best ones.

📸: Yong Kim