Seventeen, coast to coast
The league publishes its all-star record in full, year by year, with the competition, the age tier and the city.
Nationally, under the Canadian National Oldtimers Baseball Federation, the Maroons have won Vintage 44+ Tier II at Burlington in 2011 and Charlottetown in 2012; Vintage 43+ Tier I at Yarmouth in 2015, Hamilton in 2017, Charlottetown in 2018 and Calgary in 2019; Vintage 35+ Tier II at Charlottetown in 2018; Masters 50+ Tier I at Halifax in 2022 and again at Charlottetown in 2025.
Provincially, under the Vintage Baseball Federation of Ontario: Vintage 45+ at Welland and Mississauga in 2016 and 2017, and at Scarborough in 2019; Veterans 35+ at Walsingham in 2016; and Masters 50+ at Mississauga in 2017, Welland in 2019 and Chatham in both 2022 and 2023.
One entry carries a footnote worth keeping: the 2017 national Vintage 43+ title was shared, co-champions with the Burlington 49ers due to rain.
A four-team league that has travelled to Prince Edward Island three times and to Alberta once to win national championships is not a small club, and its own site is the only place any of this is written down. A High Cheese league page keeps each of those titles attached to the season and the roster that won it, at the league's own address.
Scarborough Vintage Baseball League in detail
- Four teams, thirty-three and over, fifteen Saturdays a year at one park since 1996.
- Saturdays at Neilson Park, eleven o'clock through six, fifteen games a season.
- A standings page for four teams over fifteen games.
- Results are posted against the fixtures as soon as they are played.
- Four clubs — Dodgers, Blue Jays, Marlins and Phillies.
- A statistics section runs alongside the schedule and standings.
- A contact form and a location: Scarborough, Ontario.
- A contact form, and no published fee, deadline or route onto a roster.
- Neilson Park, Scarborough — and effectively nowhere else.
- Thirty-three and over, with some exceptions, and nine innings every Saturday.
- The championship table is the news, and it is updated by year.
- No gallery is published.
- No sponsor is named.
- Established 1996, with a past champions section and a national record going back to 2011.
- Nobody is named.
- Age, day, ground, season length and game length are all answered; the fee is not.
- No documents are published.
- Fifteen Saturdays plus playoffs, running into late August.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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