As the summer heats up (literally) the Champions hitters are following suit. The past few series have seen fewer runners left on base and more consistent production when they need it most. Halfway through the 2018 season, Ottawa is still sitting in last place, but in such a small league, anything can happen as summer gets hotter.
Up next in a series of interviews with Ottawa Champions players and staff is Ottawa’s own Sebastien Boucher.
Hal Lanier, the Ottawa Champions manager, lives and breathes baseball. He is a friendly encyclopedia of baseball minutiae and has probably already forgotten more about the game than any of us will ever even know.
Nothing is more Canadian than a few beers and burgers outside with your buds, on a sunny July 1st. This year, don’t bother organizing your own backyard ‘do, just head to RCGT Park where the beer is cold, the burgers are fully loaded, and the entertainment is provided.
You do not have to bring a dog in order to sit in the pet section, if this is a burning question you might have had.
The Champions start this month with back-to-back-to-back series at RCGT Park.
The Ottawa Champions are opening their season at home this long weekend.
The Ottawa Champions end their season with a 4-game home stand at RCGT Park this weekend.
It’s the final long weekend of the summer but don’t despair. The end of summer doesn’t mark the end of great events, concerts and activities! With lots to look forward to in the coming weeks and months, let’s dive right into this weekend.
There will be some Gretzky starpower at the Ottawa Champions game when Walter Gretzky throws the ceremonial first pitch to his grandson, Trevor Gretzky.
This Monday August 7, RCGT Park is literally going to the dogs. The Ottawa Champions are hosting Paws in the Park to welcome baseball fans and their furry best friends to enjoy a holiday day game in the sunshine.
This weekend isn’t only about the giant monsters of La Machine, although we are pretty excited to check them out. With lots happening in the city and on the outskirts (we’re looking at you, MayoFest!), grab your friends and have a blast.
The Ottawa Champions have hit the halfway mark of their 2017 season, and things are heating up! Currently in the midst of their hottest streak all season, the boys in blue and red are setting the stage for the Can-Am/American Association All Star Game festivities July 24 and 25 at RCGT Park.
Another weekend is upon us! We have paid our dues and Mother Nature is rewarding us with (mainly) sunshine and blue skies on this first of the warmer months’ long weekends. Burgeoning with goings on right out of the gate, you might want to consider taking Friday off work. Begin the festivities early and then full steam ahead until Monday.
The Ottawa Champions are back for their third season and kick off the season this May long weekend.
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