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Peewee Baseball Tournament

The CNE Peewee Baseball Tournament is a program of the CNE Foundation.

Roster Registration is now open for 2025.

For more than half a century, young people throughout Southern Ontario have journeyed to the Canadian National Exhibition to compete in this tournament.

2025 marks the 68th annual tournament, the oldest and most prestigious of its kind in Ontario for U13s.Thirty-two teams from Toronto and Southern Ontario will compete over 8 days in a single elimination event. Although teams vary from year to year, the excitement of a competitive ball tournament and a day (or four), at the CNE has always been a summer highlight for thousands of kids and their families. The 2025 Tournament will be played out of Coronation Park, which is located immediately outside of the Princes’ Gates (east end of the grounds).

An eligible team is an OBA Major Peewee Team except for House League/Select Teams. Minor Peewee teams will only be considered after May 1, 2025, if space is available. Minor team reps may contact Larry Jaroslawski directly by email, as indicated below, after May 30, 2025.

There is no entry fee. A performance bond is required in $350.  The performance bond will be returned to the team once your commitment to the tournament is complete.  CNE passes were provided for all team personnel for each game day as well as vehicle passes to expedite equipment transportation.

PLEASE NOTE the Registration Process for the upcoming 68th Annual Peewee Baseball Tournament. Registration will open on February 1, 2025 at midnight on a first come first serve basis. There is a change to the Pegg Tournament in that the tournament will provide 6 to 8 teams to play in a 1-day tournament.  Registration for the Pegg Tournament also opens on February 1, 2025 at midnight on a first come first serve basis.  When you complete your registration, please ensure that the contact information is accurate.

On behalf of our Oshawa Legionaires players, their families, and our coaching staff, I would like to extend our sincere gratitude for an exceptional experience at this year’s tournament. We had an amazing time competing in the tournament, and then afterwards at the CNE…On a personal note, I was fortunate enough to play in the tournament myself in the 1980s, and our team went pretty deep in the tournament, which included several trips to the CNE, and was one of the best experiences of my own (very modest) baseball career. Being able to bring our team, including my own son, meant so much to me as both a coach, and a father.

Sandy Bailey

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