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Thanks to all the players, coaches and executive who made this a special event on June 7th! |
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Kingston Ponies Senior "A" 1993
Championship Team
Coaches
Bob Gilmour installed a great work ethic and taught us to respect the game one of his greatest coaching moves was when he pinch hit himself for David Vince and........ hit a home run!
Bob Moses assistant coach who took his love for the game to a different level, he is now the head umpire for Kingston
Executive
| Wayne "Chum" Cleary-Represented by his wife Bev |
| Ken Matthews- a long time volunteer and just inducted into Kingston hall of fame |
| Liz Elliot- dedicated herself for years to the ponies, and even supplied us with a bat boy, her son Robbie. |
| Terry Leonard- 1993 was a special year and some say the "rock" had a lot to do with their success. |
| John Potter- another long time volunteer , but we could never count on him to do any of the driving. |
| Joe Hawkins - president then and now the work he does for the ponies is just amazing. |
Players
| Pat Gilmour, 1B- hit for average, good on base percentage great with glove at first. |
| Kevin Burgoyne, 2B- good clutch hitter, could play any infield position well. |
| Tim Leonard,3B/ss- Hit game tying and game winning homeruns against Peterborough in the deciding game of their playdown series to send the Ponies to the Ontario championship tournament. |
| Mike Knott, P/C- the greatest home run hitter in Ponies history! Holds single season and career records for homeruns. |
| Justin Kemp, ss- from Australia played one year but gave us all a lifetime of memories. |
| David Cleary, cf- great hitter but will always be remembered for his centerfield magic,one of the best. |
| Bill McIlroy, of- veteran leader who seemed to be in on every play. |
| David Vince, of- great young power hitter, brought a lot of energy to the team. |
| Paul Tolles, of- another great young player could do it all offensively and defensively. |
| Mark Cleary, of- power everything, great base stealer, cannon for an arm. |
| Mike Compeau, inf/of- one of those players that could play anywhere, very valuable. |
| Scotty Martin, inf- utility guy that brought winning ways from his great hockey career to the diamond. |
| Mike Smith, c- would go through a wall for you and always had every ones back. |
| Joe McMaster, utility- Could play catcher when needed, a "clutch" hitter off the bench. |
| Dan Thompson, p- - a HORSE , threw a million innings for us, one of the best pitchers in Ponies history. |
| Randy Casford, p- another HORSE, a great lefthander with the ability to win anyway he could - always wanted the ball. |
| Mark Compeau, p- turned it up 6 notches in Ont. tourney by throwing the best game of his career. |
| Todd Neil, P- a very lively young arm, was our closer with attitude. |
| Glen Garson, P- a good young pitcher with the knack to get it done. |
