Ready to take your game to the next level? Join the first-ever Muskoka Hornets Elite Camp, where players will sharpen their skills and compete at a high level!

July 15–17 from 9 AM – 3 PM (early drop-off 8:30am)

Holm Diamond, Bracebridge, Ontario

Open to players ages 14-18 (2007-2011), this intensive three-day camp covers all the fundamentals of the game.  For more info, including registration link click here.

We are now accepting registrations for our Summer Skill Development Clinic to be held from 9 am to 3 pm each day from July 7-11 at Peake Field in Bracebridge.

Costs is $330 for the week or $85 per day.

To register, please click here

Please contact Peter Haynes at muskokahornets@rogers.com if you need any additional information.

The Muskoka Hornets House League is the only hardball baseball program in the region, welcoming players from across Muskoka to play in Huntsville. Our league provides a fun and supportive environment for kids to develop their skills, compete, and enjoy the game.

For more information on our house league, please visit this page on our website.

The Muskoka Hornets look forward to hosting tournaments for the following age groups and level of play.  Please register to ensure your team's spot for 2025.

9U - A and below - July 25-27, 2025 – Huntsville - FULL

11U - A and below - July 11-13, 2025 – Bracebridge - FULL

12U - A and below - May 23-25, 2025 - Bracebridge - FULL

13U A and below  – July 18-20, 2025 – Huntsville - FULL

14U A and below - July 11-13, 2025 – Huntsville & Bracebridge - FULL

15U AA and below – July 18-20, 2025 – Huntsville & Bracebridge - FULL

16U A and below - July 25-27, 2025 - Huntsville & Bracebridge - FULL

18U AA and below – June 6-8, 2025 –Huntsville & Bracebridge - FULL

Note: we have not adjusted our 14U and above division levels to reflect the addition of AAAA to the Ontario Baseball Association's classification system.  It is unclear if the addition of another level of play will simply split AAA and AAAA or dilute AA and A.

Please email muskokahornets@rogers.com if your division is full and you wish to be placed on a wait list.

Big News from the Hornets Dugout!

We’re thrilled to introduce our Head Coaches for the 2025 Travel Team! These leaders bring skill, passion, and dedication to the field, ready to guide our teams to success.

Stay tuned as we gear up for an exciting season—let’s play ball!

Click for more information on Hornets Travel Teams!

Check out our AMAZING Sponsors Below.
Click here for more info on how to become a Hornet Sponsor!

We recently hosted a successful umpire clinic, but we're always looking for umpires for our house league and travel programs.

If you love baseball, umpiring is a great way to stay involved, learn the game and earn extra cash!

INTERESTED?
Contact UIC Helen Payne at thewaterlady2012@gmail.com

We look forward to having you on the field!

Click here for more info on Umpiring Hornets Baseball

The Muskoka Hornets are pleased to announce that we will run our first ever Spring Break baseball skills camp at the soon to open TJs Indoor Sports Facility in Bracebridge.

TJs is located at  440 Ecclestone Drive Unit C2 (in the building behind the Esso Station) in Bracebridge.  The camp will run from Monday March 10 to Friday March 14 from 9 am to 3 pm with drop off starting at 8:30 am each day. 

The camp will be run by Muskoka Hornets coaches and skill development specialists alongside some of the senior Muskoka Hornets and Muskoka Outlaws players.  TJs is a baseball oriented facility with batting cages, pitching lanes, a Hit Trax system, a simulator, games room and eventually a work out area.  We are grateful to the Dickson family for its personal investment in baseball development in Muskoka through the opening of TJs and we are excited to be part of your launch in March.

Camp Details:

Open to players of any skill level from birth years 2018 to 2012.

Cost: $300 for the week and $75 per day

Contact: Peter Haynes, President, Muskoka Hornets at muskokahornets@rogers.com.

Families needing financial assistance for minor sports, including baseball, have local funding options. While the Children’s Foundation of Muskoka previously provided support, they now direct applicants to Jumpstart as the primary funding source.

If an application is unsuccessful or requires additional support, families can still reach out to the Children’s Foundation of Muskoka for top-up funding.

To apply, click here: Jumpstart