
In Major League Baseball, the phrase “magic number” is used to determine how close a team is to making the playoffs or winning the division. It becomes prominent every year in September as teams begin closing in on clinching. In our league, a

The St. Thomas Slo-Pitch Association Leagues play or have played our Regular Season, Playoff, and Tournament games at multiple locations in St. Thomas, Talbotville, Fingal, Belmont, and Union. Our central location is the Doug Tarry Complex, but we will al

In 2020, the City of St. Thomas updated the Complex with 5 new scoreboards that were utilized during the 2020 Covid-shortened season by our league members. In 2021, we will continue to use the scoreboard for both Regular Season and Tournament play. The us

For anyone who has ever managed a team; in a league, for a tournament, or something to do on a Wednesday, you are aware how difficult it can be to put a full roster of players on the field. After the final out is recorded on Sunday, Team reps often spend

It might be a called third strike or a bang-bang play at third base and while you might disagree with the call, without the Umpires none of it is possible. On a day like today, every one of us can hardly wait to hear “Ground Rules!” and “

The records listed below have been collected from various tournaments over the years, but they are still incomplete. If you have any information pertaining to missing tournament content please contact a member of the Executive to have it added to the coll


Moving up a division is never an easy task. Some teams have relished the opportunity to make the move and have even requested to skip a division in favour of a greater challenge; 2018 Brokebat Mountain D4 to D2 and 2019 Limitless Tattoos D5 to D3. Despite

Unfortunately, rainouts are a reality that we have to deal with throughout the season. The Executive will do their best to communicate all necessary information to you as quickly as possible. Please be aware of the following: Rainouts Please join our Face