Jessica Harcourt, BlastBall (Bradford Minor Baseball Association)

March 8, 2018: Ontario passed legislation to protect amateur athletes by improving concussion safety on the field and at school.  You can read more about it HERE. Our government is dedicated to the health and well-being of all participants in amateur competitive sport and to helping all people in Ontario succeed and lead safe, healthy, and active lives.

Please be advised that BMBA no longer supply's helmets for the following divisions: TBall Softball: U8 (formerly Atom) U10 (formerly Mite) U12 (formerly Squirt) U14 (formerly Peewee) U16 (formerly Bantam) *new for 2019 season U20 (formerly Midget) *starting 2024 season Hardball: 7U (formerly Jr. Rookie) 9U (formerly Sr. Rookie) 11U (formerly Mosquito) 13U (formerly Peewee) 15U (formerly Bantam) *new for 2019 season 18U (formerly Midget) *starting 2023 season Players in those divisions will be required to have their own helmet. For players in any softball program, it ...

As of January 1, 2015, it is illegal to: Regarding; Children’s playgrounds and publicly owned sports fields It is illegal to smoke on and within 20 metres of children’s playgrounds and publicly owned sport fields and surfaces (e.g., areas for basketball, baseball, soccer or beach volleyball, ice rinks, tennis courts, splash pads and swimming pools that are owned by a municipality, the province or a post secondary education institution) For more details:  Ontario Health