May 9
At Leakos it was the Tigers edging out the Skunks by a score of 5-3. Reagan Sproule was the winning pitcher, going 6 innings and striking out 7. John Deibert came in for the save.

At Dief it was the Sabres over the Cannons, 6-4. Logan Kwan went 3 for 3 with a double and James Owens was a perfect, 4 for 4. Ayden Gunther was the winning pitcher, going 4 innings and giving up only 2 hits in his SMBL debut.

At Stonebridge North it was the Reds coming back from an early 3-0 deficit to beat the Rhinos, 6-4. Evan Koturbash went the distance for the win.

The game between the Rangers and Angels was cancelled due to wet field conditions and will be re-scheduled.

May 10

At Dief the Reds and Aces could not decide a winner after 7 innings and the game ended in an 11-11 tie.

At Stonebridge North it was the Cannons over-powering the Hanley Sox in a one-sided affair, winning 17-5 in 6 innings.

The Armadillos battled through 7 innings to come out on top 6-4 against the Thunder. Hoss pitched 6 innings and Evan Ginther got the save by striking out the side in the 7th. Dillon Bosch went 2-3 with a triple to pace the offense.

May 12

In a Sunday doubleheader at Dief, in game 1, Northeast lost to the Rockies, 7-6. In game 2, Northeast got great pitching from Devin Gerwing and Shayne Hayward to beat the Selects, 1-0.

May 13

At Dief it was the Cardinals over the Skunks, 11-1, in 5 innings. Ben Sherry paced the offense going 2 for 3 with a triple. Derek Marshall, Andrew Gentes and Jon Ikert combined pitching to hold the Skunks to just one run.

At Stonebridge South it was the Rangers over the Rockies, 7-4. Quinn Hersikorn hit a bases clearing laser off the top of the fence in the bottom of the third. Darren Johnson pitched four innings for the win. Logan Eckhoff threw two scoreless in his SMBL debut and Cory Hall picked up the save.

At Stonebridge North the Thunder prevailed over the Armadillos, 10-0. Trent Marien pitched 4 scoreless innings, striking out 9, he also had a bases clearing triple. Chris Hudec got the offense going with a 2 RBI single.

At Leakos the Rhinos and Expos played to a 7-7 tie.

May 14

At Stonebridge North it was the Tigers over the Sabres, 7-2. The Tigers opened the top of the first with 6 runs, led by a two run single off the bat of Adam Martin. Evan Hinke also had 3 singles and 3 stolen bases. Jamie Jantzen was the winning pitcher going 7 innings, striking out 6.

At Stonebridge South it was the Hanley Sox over the Reds, 14-1, in 5 innings. Austin Englot pitched all 5 innings and went 3 for 3 at the plate.

At Leakos the Brewers beat the Selects, 5-2, as Tysen Appel picked up the win. Taylor Robb and Brady Fornwald did the damage for the offence.

At Dief, in the game between the Cannons and Aces, it was the Aces prevailing, 8-3. Brock Liebel pitched 5 innings to earn the win. Xander Shivaks went 2 for 2 with a walk to continue his perfect streak.

May 15

At Dief the Brewers doubled the Angels, 16-8. Preston Theon, Alec Sawatzky and Logan Knight combined for the win. Carter Walter paced the Brewers offence with 3 RBIs.

At Stonebridge North it was the Thunder over the Rockies, 17-7. Thomas Bollefer got the team going with a bases clearing triple and also pitched 4 strong innings. Adam Knuas, Matt Hudec and Carter Tarnowski all had a 3 hit night.

At Stonebridge South it was the Cardinals edging out the Expos, 6-4. Jack Gherasim got the win, pitching three scoreless innings in relief. Ben Sherry hit a double and tallied 3 RBIs to lead the offence.

May 16

At Dief it was the Sabres over the Skunks, 6-3, in a tight game until after a rain delay when the Skunks opened up the scoring with 3 runs in the 4th. The Sabres answered in the next inning, putting up 4, and added another 2 in the 6th. Josh Billingsley pitched 3 innings and struck-out 6. Liam Redden came in and won the gam in relief.

At Stonebridge North it was the Tigers over the Rhinos, 8-5. John Deibert went the distance and struck-out 13. Andrew Waithman had a big 2 RBI single while John Deibert had a single, double and triple to pace the offence.

At Leakos it was the Armadillos over the Rangers, 9-3. The Armadillos started off slow, with the first 10 batters being sat down, and after going down 3-0 the Armadillos came back with 9 unanswered runs. Hoss led the boys taking the mound and going 6 with 8 Ks. The game was cut short in the 6th due to darkness.

At Stonebridge South the Angels and Selects played to a 9-9 tie.