Scholarships

The Ontario Amateur Softball Association has set up a fund to receive donations that are used exclusively to recognize U20 or U23 players that have demonstrated a combination of athletic performance, academic proficiency and community service. Donations can be made at any time by sending a cheque, made payable to the OASA Scholarship Fund, to the OASA Treasurer.

Eligibility is limited to players who have played at either the U20 or U23 OASA level in the year in which the scholarship is to be awarded. To apply for the scholarship, please visit our scholarship application page and submit prior to September 15.

Our 2023 scholarship winners were Trent Foster, Nolan Myers and Brandon Barker.

Click here for Scholarship Recipients

Past Winners:
1994 Ryan Martin, Palmerston
Kipton Zavitz, Sarnia
2009 Chris Brown, Napanee
Chad Fink, Sebringville
1995 Patrick Graham, Jarvis
Greg Shantz, Petersburg
Matt Tangney, Guelph
2010 Fred Hermack, Oshawa
Corey Way, Waterloo
1996 Darren Hancock, Peterborough
David McDonald, Teeswater
2011 Steven Ashbridge, Port Perry
Ben Kinsella, Markham
1997 Jerome Loewen, St. Catharines
Michel Souliere, Orleans
2012 Brendon Bonnor, Greensville
Tom Fischer, Teeswater
1998 Mark Kemp, Napanee
Jason McDonald, Teeswater
Joe Reid, Napanee
2013 Adan Fujita, Pickering
Ty Sebastian, Brussels
1999 Evan Boyd, Stouffville
Allan Phibbs, Hagersville
Chris Shewfelt, Dundas
2014 Johnathan Baker, Kitchener
Tyson Zehr, Tavistock
2000 Michael Fisher, Cambridge
Dan Jessiman, Stittsville
Jamie Lawlor, Bloomfield
2015 Cole Bolton, Flinton
Keegan Scott, Napanee
Matt Wardrop, Owen Sound
2001 Matthew Herrington, Perth Road
Adam Hiller, Elmira
Brad Thomson, New Dundee
2016 Derek Hyde, Tavistock
Zac Klein, Cobourg
Tyler Randerson, New Hamburg
2002 Jon Ferguson, Stouffville
Tyler Robinson, Amherstview
Ryan Sharpe, Odessa
Matt White, North York
2017 Riley Manion, Napanee
Justin Wagler, Tavistock
2003 Chad Crawford, Stratford
Jeff Wilson, Simcoe
2018 Noah Baker, Kitchener
Mac Fischer, Teeswater
Brendan Hagerman, Napanee
2004 Kevin Buckley, Waterloo
Mike Grupstra, Brantford
Jeff McKee, Orangeville
2019 Thomas Baker, Kitchener
Curtis Ruetz, Mildmay
Owen Torrie, Williamsford
2005 Andrew Naranscik, Windham
Andrew Putnam, Waterloo
2020 Elijah Brahaney, Ivanhoe
Connor Sloan, Kitchener
Isaiah Whetstone, New Hamburg
2006 James Mayer, Toanche
Brent Mills, Napanee
Josh Roach, Waterloo
2021 Robbie Barker, Centreville
Tie Foster, Jordan
Tyler Franklin, Napanee
2007 Matt Allen, Kingston
Ryan Mitts, Oshawa
2008 Cal McGarvey, Napanee
Blair Verheye, Kitchener
2022 Noah Fleurie, Eganville
Ty McFadden, Port Perry
Brayden Van De Wynckel, Baden
2023 Trent Foster, Jordan
Nolan Myers, Chatsworth
Brandon Barker, Napanee