It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Earl Foster. Earl was a long standing volunteer with Erindale, serving as President in 1974, the year that Erindale hosted the Canadian Little League Championships. Earl was still frequently seen around the park, beginning in the spring, with his annual park clean-up, and right up to Closing Day, with the presentation of the Chuck Brown Volunteer of the Year award. Earl will be greatly missed by all and we send our condolences to the Foster family.

Earl wrote a fabulous history of the league, in 1996, that can be found by clicking on the "Erindale History" page.

Minor T-Ball is an instructional division for boys and girls ages 4 & 5.  Teams are made up of 8 players, so that each player gets more opportunity to participate. No scores or standings are kept. No evaluations are done for this division, and players are randomly placed on teams. Players are introduced to the concepts of hitting a ball off a tee, throwing and catching. A “softee”, or indoor baseball is used for safety. Upon completion of the season which begins annually on the Saturday after Victoria Day, all teams play a “Championship” game and receive trophies on our Closing Day held on the Saturday after Labour Day in September. Each team has one game and one practice each week on Monday & Wednesday. Duration is approximately 60 minutes. All games are played at Springfield Park or Ellengale Park.

Major T-Ball is a competitive instructional division for boys and girls ages 6 & 7.  Teams are made up of 11 players. All players are evaluated prior to team formation in the areas of hitting, catching, throwing, and base running. Each player is assigned an individual skill and overall rating. Once the assessment is completed, balanced teams are formed based on player assessment ratings and then assigned to a Manager and Coach. No player sits out more that two defensive innings in a game. Division rules are in-place to encourage player rotation in a variety of positions. They continue to learn how to hit a ball off a tee, make outs, play the outfield, hit the cutoff man. Coaching emphasis is upon player instruction and development. The first place team receives trophies. Upon completion of the regular season which begins annually on the Saturday after Victoria Day, a post-season playoff tournament is held. The top 2 teams from this tournament play a Championship game and receive trophies on our Closing Day held on the Saturday after Labour Day in September. All games are played at Springfield Park or Ellengale Park.