Thornhill Reds Senior Baseball Club

The Thornhill Reds were happy to orchestrate a three team get together on Saturday June 18, when the Ajax Spartans will join the hometown Reds in welcoming the Kincardine Cubs to Bishops Cross.

The Cubs who have seen recent success at the AA provincials, have declared AAA for 2022. With

The Thornhill Reds are ready for an eventful 2022 and have added some new bodies to an already talent laden squad. The Reds will play in the Vaughan and Hap Walters tournaments, and of course attend the Provincial Championships in Windsor late July. Having lost a couple of AAA teams over the

The Thornhill Reds had to settle for second best in the GTBL playoff in 2019, as the Pickering Red Sox were too much to handle and defeated the Reds 9-2 in the year's final contest.

The loss brought the season to an end in the league final, a place the Reds have found themselves the

After a tidy two game sweep of the lowly Martingrove Sox, the Reds are focused on the 2019 GTBL championship weekend and defending their 2018 Alex Stanley Memorial Trophy. The Reds won back to back championships in 2013/2014 joining Leaside and Etobicoke as the only teams to repeat.

The

What a weekend for baseball, lets play EIGHT!

The Thornhill Reds shocked the senior baseball community with a remarkable four day stretch, that saw them upset and take down some of the largest provincial super powers. During a dizzying forty-eight hour

A shorthanded Reds squad went 1-2 in Vaughan over the Father's Day weekend, and bowed out in the quarterfinals against the Brampton Royals falling 7-2.

An opening night win, which coupled as a rain out make up game in the GTBL standings over East York, was good enough to put the Reds