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 2021 scholarship winners were Robbie Barker, Tie Foster and Tyler Franklin.
Robbie Barker was a member of the 2021 U19 Napanee Express. He attends Trent University in the Criminology program. His volunteer efforts include various community causes and minor softball instruction. He is a Team Ontario 2022 member, 2021 U19 Elimination, Provincial and ECSC champion.
Tie Foster was a member of the 2021 U19 Jordan Jays. He attends McMaster University in the Health Sciences program. H earned the President’s Entrance Scholarship, 4.0 GPA in his first year. He is a math tutor, swimming teacher, and coaches softball and skating. He was a Science Olympics winner in 2019 and is a member of Mensa Canada.
Tyler Franklin was a member of the 2021 U19 Napanee Express. He attends Wilfrid Laurier University in the Business Administration & Financial Math program. He is a Terry Fox run volunteer, assistant coach for minor hockey. He was a 2021 Elimination, Provincial, ECSC champion, and won multiple high school / OMHA hockey championships.
| 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 |
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| 2008 | Cal McGarvey, Napanee Blair Verheye, Kitchener |
Noah Fleurie, Eganville Ty McFadden, Port Perry Brayden Van De Wynckel, Baden |
