Major Mosquito A wins TBA Championship

by | Aug 19, 2013

On Saturday Aug 17, Bloordale’s Mosquito team won the TBA ‘A’ division championship with a convincing three game sweep over rivals Toronto-Playgrounds.
Bloordale’s 12 to 2; 9 to 4; and 12 to 2 wins allowed the team to clinch the title for the second straight year.
Next stop for the Bombers is Niagara Falls, on Labour Day weekend, for Provincial Championships.
Pictured:
First Row: Madison Barry, Lucas Leja, Curtis Price, Liam Barry, Josh Komonen
Second Row: Carson Dimech, Nicholas Firmani, Daniel Smart-Reed, Justice Lawton, Kennedy Taylor, Jackson Howe, Mike Barry
Back Row: Dave Willson, Jamie Reed, Mark Price

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