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Clear answers about Ontario Baseball Rankings, coverage, and how to read the boards.
Ontario Baseball Rankings (OBR) is an independent website that publishes youth baseball hitting rankings for 9U AA and AAA in Ontario, Canada, including Durham Region and Greater Toronto. Player and team names are public; full batting statistics and ranks require a free account.
Yes. OBR publishes independent 9U hitting rankings for associations that serve Durham Region and Eastern Ontario (EOBA), Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (TBA), Central Ontario (COBA), and York-Simcoe (YSBA), plus a combined Ontario board.
Disclaimer: Ontario Baseball Rankings (OBR) is an independent platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Ontario Baseball Association (OBA) or any other baseball association or league.
9U is live for the 2026 season. Public boards are AA and AAA on the combined Ontario list; EOBA offers 9U AA and AAA, TBA and COBA offer 9U AAA, and YSBA offers 9U AA. Additional age groups from 8U through 18U are planned.
No. OBR keeps ranking numbers, batting averages, hits, RBI, runs, and OBR Scores behind a free account. Search engines and visitors can see player names, team names, and club pages without signing in.
OBR standardizes batting average, hits, RBI, and runs so qualified players and teams can be compared fairly inside one association pool. Each association uses its own minimum games and at-bats. The combined Ontario board still applies each association's own qualification rules rather than mixing those rules together.
An OBR Score is OBR's composite hitting score built from standardized batting average, hits, RBI, and runs. The exact score and the rank it produces are visible only after you create a free account.
Use the search page on ONTARIO BASEBALL RANKINGS to find a player by first name, last name, or full name, or a team by team name. Search results link to public profile pages; unlocking the numbers still requires a free account.
More detail lives on how rankings work, the Ontario hub, and about OBR.
