New Baseball Return to Play Version - Back to training - May 10, 2021

May 10, 2021

New Baseball Return to Play Version - Back to training

Carillon Minor Baseball Association Parent/Player,

The health orders announced on Friday May 7th will cause some adjustments to the baseball programming that the CMBA and your local baseball association was planning to provide this season. Although the adjustments are not convenient, the CMBA is very pleased that our players will be able to continue practicing at the current time.

Return to Play Adjustments:

Organized baseball activities may proceed in a "group of 5" or less participants. Coaches, players, and Health and Safety Coordinators are included in the "group of 5."
Spectators are NOT allowed
Indoor training is NOT allowed

The need for activity to be in a group of 5 (4 players and 1 coach) means that more volunteers are needed to provide the programming. Your local association is working hard to provide practice opportunities for your son/daughter and your support would be much appreciated. The CMBA was planning for a June start to league play and we remain hopeful that baseball competition will commence at that time

As always, the health and safety of all of our stakeholders including players, coaches, umpires, spectators, volunteers, and the public, is of the utmost importance to the CMBA. We kindly remind everyone to follow Manitoba Health's fundamentals in combating COVID-19.

Thank you,

CMBA Executive

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In 2002, the communities of Lorette, Ile des Chenes, St. Adolphe, Grande Pointe and Vermette amalgamated their baseball/softball clubs to form SEINE RIVER MINOR BALL (SRMB).

SRMB was formed to give the children aged 4 to 18 in the surrounding communities an opportunity to play baseball/softball within their community area, in their own age group and at a level comparable to their abilities. In 2011 SRMB expanded their constitution to include Junior age players.

All of the communities that represent SRMB are within 30 minutes driving distance from Winnipeg and each other. The SRMB softball club plays in the Bonivital League in south Winnipeg and the hardball club plays in the Carillon League in the Steinbach area.

In 2010 SRMB took the necessary steps to set-up an in-house league for the Learn to Play (LTP) Program for our youngest players, allowing them to hold all of their practices and play all of their games in Ile des Chenes.

SRMB home playing field is the Optimist Park in Ile des Chenes which has seven diamonds - 3 softball and 4 hardball. The Optimist Park has a modern canteen, bathroom and equipment storage facilities, roofed dug-outs and fenced fields.