U15 PWSA A, GIRLS U15 (Saugeen Shores Minor Ball)

It was a golden weekend for the Saugeen Shores U15 PWSA Team, as they competed in one of 4 U15 Tier 2 qualifying tournaments hosted throughout the province during the weekend July 18-July 20th.  The four qualifier tournaments hosted this weekend will seed the 52 U15 Tier 2 PWSA teams into A, B, and C divisions for the Provincial Championships, hosted in Windsor on the weekend of August 8-10th.  With their undefeated, first place finish this weekend, your Saugeen Shores U15s will be competing in A division at Provincials.  Go Sting!

The U15 PWSA Saugeen Shores Sting were the inaugural Shoreline Shootout Champions, a U15 Tier 2 tournament, held on July 6th and 7th at Lamont Sports Park in Saugeen Shores. Despite the hot and humid conditions, the Sting kept their cool and went undefeated in 6 games to bring home the gold medal.  Next up, provincial qualifiers in Chepstow on the weekend of July 18th.  Go Sting!

The Saugeen Shores U15 PWSA Sting are the 2025 U15 Tier 2 School’s Out Canada Day Classic Champions. The tournament, hosted in conjunction with the Brantford Bobcats and both Laurier University and the University of Waterloo, saw 14 U15 Tier 2 teams face off from June 27-29th.

With their hometown crowd cheering them on, The Saugeen Shores U15 Sting walked away with Gold at the Battle at the Beach Tournament, running from May 30 - June 1st. Battling unseasonably chilly temperatures and windy conditions all weekend, your U15 Sting went undefeated at home in 7 games of play. Strong batting, coupled with solid defence in both the infield and the outfield, and supported by ever-consistent pitching propelled the U15 Sting to the championship title.  We congratulate the Haldimand Heat U15 SR team, the silver medalists, on a riveting, back and forth final.  The final ...

The Saugeen Shores U15 PWSA Sting were the U15 Tier 2 Champions at the Brampton Blast, taking place on Friday, May 9 - Sunday May 11th.  Your U15 PWSA Sting went undefeated in 7 games, with a combined run differential of 99 - 13.  With bats on fire, pitching locked down, heads-up coaching and tight fielding, your Saugeen Shores U15 PWSA walked away from their first tournament of the season as champions.