1961
1961
NDG's home for baseball, since
With over 60 years as our community's home for youth baseball, there are a lot of stories to tell. Take a look at some of our history below. We are always adding new stories and old stats.
NDG Baseball: Team First, Always.
-2025-
Bobcats go to Super Regionals
With a 2nd-place performance at the first-ever Lac St. Louis Girls Regionals, held in Pierrefonds - including beating the host team in a thrilling semi-final, the 13U White Bobcats became the first girls team to represent NDG Baseball at the BQ Super Regionals, held in Quebec City that year.
-2023-
2023 was a landmark year for NDG Baseball as the association permanently moved to the Lac St. Louis region of Baseball Quebec.
This allowed NDGBA to not only more than double its membership in one year, but also led to the creation of the NDG Bobcats Girls Baseball program, which, in Year 1, became both the largest girls baseball program in the Lac St, Louis region and one of the largest in the entire Montreal area.
-2023-
2023: The new cats in town
The 2023 Baseball Quebec move provided NDGBA's leadership with the opportunity to create a cohesive brand identity for the entire association.
Founded in the 90s and considered one of the premier A-level programs in Montreal, the Lynx name became the anchor for the new identity, leading to the name Bobcats being chosen for our girls program, and Wildcats for our B-level group.
-2023-
In NDG's first year in Lac St. Louis
9U-Yellow won regionals!
-2000 to 2022-
Little League Quebec Dominance
From 2000 until our last year in Little League Quebec, the NDG Lynx won no fewer than 40 provincial championships across all levels, and represented Canada on the international stage on three occasions.
🏆 See our Wall of Champions page for more on our LLQ championships
-2017-
Welcome to
Lionel Geller Field
The field at Loyola 2 was re-named in honour of Lionel Geller after nearly 40 years as a volunteer and having served several terms as President of NDG Baseball.
-2011, 2012, 2015-
Little League Canada Champs!
-2006-
Martin makes the Big Leagues
In 2006, NDG Baseball alumnus Russell Martin, who played in our association in the mid-90s, began a 14-year Major League Baseball career with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He was drafted by the Montreal Expos, but never played for his home team. He also suited up for the New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates and Toronto before returning to LA to retire as a Dodger in 2019.
-1999-
-1999-
Designed by the father-and-son Bob and Scott Ferguson, the NDG letter-lockup logo was introduced in the late 90s and remains the main NDG Baseball logo to this day.
-1961-