The SPMBA U18AA Green Team stands as a competitive force within the Sherwood Park Minor Baseball Association, representing a high level of play in the organization. Competing in Alberta’s provincial league, the Athletics are renowned for cultivating top talent and consistently setting the standard for excellence and intensity across the province. With a legacy built on grit, skill, and championship ambition, this team is where Alberta’s best come to compete.
Meet Peyton Rayfield – At just 16 years old, Peyton Rayfield is already making a name for himself on the diamond. A proud student of Bev Facey Community High School, Peyton plays the demanding and strategic position of back catcher—a role that showcases his leadership, quick reflexes, and deep understanding of the game.
For Peyton, playing AA baseball is more than just a sport—it’s a passion and a privilege. It means representing his community with pride, forging lifelong friendships, and pushing himself to compete at a high level. His commitment to the game is matched only by his love for the camaraderie it brings.
Peyton’s favorite baseball memory – comes from the road trips—spending time with the team at hotels and campgrounds. Those moments off the field are just as special as the ones on it.
Meet Josiah Jones – a dedicated and passionate 16-year-old athlete who is currently pursuing his education through homeschooling while chasing his baseball dreams. Josiah brings exceptional talent and leadership to the field, playing both shortstop and pitcher, two of the most demanding and strategic positions in the game.
As a proud member of a AA baseball team, Josiah embraces the grind. For him, this level of competition is about more than just winning—it’s about working hard, building strong relationships, and learning valuable life lessons through both victory and defeat. His love for the game fuels his relentless drive to improve every day.
Josiah’s favorite baseball memory – came during his time in the U15 division, when he launched a home run out of Centennial Park’s Diamond 5—a powerful swing that marked a milestone in his baseball journey and a memory he’ll carry forever.
Meet Benjamin Semeniuk: Benjamin Semeniuk is a talented 16-year-old second baseman from Salisbury Composite High School, known for his sharp instincts, quick hands, and unwavering dedication to the game. Whether turning a double play or stepping up to the plate, Ben brings focus, energy, and heart to every moment on the field.
For Ben, AA baseball is fueled by a deep love for the game and the thrill of competition. It’s not just about the scoreboard—it’s about pushing his limits, growing as an athlete, and building lasting bonds with teammates. His passion lies in the joy of playing hard, having fun, and embracing the spirit of the sport.
Benjamin’s favorite baseball memory – Playing in Lacombe, AB—a place where his passion for the sport truly shined.
Meet Tanner Bahrynowski – a standout 17-year-old athlete from Bev Facey Community High School who brings power, precision, and poise to the field. Splitting his time between first base and the outfield, Tanner is known for his strong defensive presence, reliable bat, and calm leadership under pressure.
For Tanner, playing AA baseball is about more than just the game—it’s about embracing high-level competition, building strong team chemistry, and pushing himself to be better every day. His commitment to excellence and love for the sport shine through in every play.
Tanner’s favorite baseball memory – traveling to Kalispell, Montana for the Canadian Days Tournament—an unforgettable experience that captured the thrill of competition and the deep camaraderie that comes with being part of a dedicated, close-knit team.
Meet Jackson Page – Jackson Page is a rising star on the diamond. At just 16 years old, he’s already making a name for himself as a dynamic shortstop and a commanding presence on the mound. A proud student of Archbishop Jordan High School, Jackson brings discipline, focus, and leadership to every game.
For Jackson, AA baseball isn’t just a level of play—it’s a proving ground. It’s where he sharpens his skills, embraces the grind, and thrives under pressure. Surrounded by elite competition and driven teammates, he’s constantly pushing his limits to become the best version of himself—on and off the field.
Jackson’s favorite baseball memory – AA Provincials Weekend in 2024—unforgettable moments, fierce competition, and the kind of team spirit that defines why he loves this game.
Meet Benjamin Carlos Tweten – a rising star in the world of youth baseball. At just 15 years old, Benjamin is already making a name for himself as a versatile and driven athlete at Salisbury Composite High School. He excels at third base, second base, and on the mound as a pitcher, showcasing a rare combination of skill, adaptability, and baseball IQ.
Currently competing at the AA level, Benjamin is seizing the opportunity to play high-caliber baseball, sharpen his competitive edge, and grow as both a player and a teammate. His commitment to the game and relentless work ethic are paving the way for even greater achievements.
Benjamin’s favorite baseball memory – came last season when he delivered a clutch walk-off double, a game-winning hit that not only electrified his team but also helped them advance to Tier 4 – a testament to his impact on the field and his ability to rise to the occasion when it matters most.
Meet Edita Mackay -a dynamic 17-year-old outfielder from Bev Facey Community High School whose passion for the game is matched only by her energy and drive on the field. With sharp instincts, speed, and a strong arm, Edita is a force in the outfield and a leader among her peers.
For Edita, playing AA baseball is far more than just competition—it’s a gateway to a vibrant, inclusive community where athletes from all walks of life come together. It’s about building lasting friendships, embracing diversity, and growing both as a player and a person.
Edita’s favorite baseball memory – Earning the MVP title in her second year at the prestigious Fox Creek Provincials—a defining achievement that highlights her talent, determination, and impact on the game.
Meet Gavin Firth: Gavin is a dynamic 16-year-old student at Archbishop Jordan High School. His passion for baseball shines through in every game he plays. As a versatile athlete, Gavin excels as a pitcher, and also plays 1st and 3rd base, as well as outfield. His commitment to AA baseball is driven by his love for the sport, the joy of making new friends, and the thrill of competition.
Gavin’s favorite baseball memory? One of Gavin’s most cherished memories is winning the gold medal at the Saskatoon tournament last year. This achievement not only highlights his skill and dedication but also underscores the fun and camaraderie that baseball brings into his life while shaping young lives, fostering friendships, and creating unforgettable moments
Meet Ethan Kulchiski – At just 15 years old, Ethan Kulchiski is already making a strong impact on the field. A student at Bev Facey Community High School, Ethan brings versatility and skill to every game, playing key positions including shortstop, pitcher, and first base. His adaptability and game sense make him a valuable asset to any lineup.
For Ethan, playing AA baseball is about more than just being part of a team—it’s about striving for excellence. He plays with a competitive edge, always giving his all to help his team win. While others may focus on stats, Ethan is driven by effort, teamwork, and the pursuit of victory.
Ethan’s favorite baseball memory – Hitting a home run—there’s no feeling like it. That moment will always stay with him.
Meet Luke Evans – a focused and talented 16-year-old student-athlete from Bev Facey Community High School. Luke brings athleticism, precision, and a competitive edge to the field, excelling as both an outfielder and a pitcher. His versatility and commitment make him a valuable asset to any lineup.
For Luke, playing AA baseball is more than just a sport—it’s an opportunity to grow, refine his skills, and push his limits in a game he’s passionate about. He embraces the challenges of competitive baseball and sees every inning as a chance to improve and contribute to his team’s success.
Luke’s favorite baseball memory – came in the U15 division, when he and his team captured the provincial championship in Fox Creek—a defining experience that reflects his dedication and love for the game.
Meet Emerson Evans – a dedicated and versatile 17-year-old student-athlete who attends Leduc Composite High School. Emerson brings leadership, toughness, and a deep understanding of the game to two of baseball’s most demanding positions: back catcher and third base. Whether he’s commanding the field from behind the plate or locking down the hot corner, Emerson plays with intensity and purpose.
For Emerson, playing AA baseball is more than just a competitive level—it’s a testament to years of hard work, discipline, and love for the game. He knows that earning a spot at this level is a privilege, and he embraces every opportunity to grow, compete, and represent his team with pride.
Emerson’s favorite baseball memory – speaks to the heart of the sport: building lifelong friendships and growing up alongside his teammates. For Emerson, baseball isn’t just about stats or trophies—it’s about the journey, the people, and the moments that shape who you become.
Meet Braydon McWilliams – a passionate and energetic 15-year-old student-athlete from Salisbury Composite High School. Braydon brings speed, awareness, and hustle to the outfield, where his instincts and athleticism make him a key asset to his team.
For Braydon, playing AA baseball is more than just competition—it’s about being part of a tight-knit, competitive team, forming lasting friendships, and truly enjoying the game he loves. His positive attitude and team-first mentality make him a standout both on and off the field.
Braydon’s favorite baseball memory – is winning provincials with his team last year, a moment that reflects the hard work, dedication, and camaraderie that define his baseball journey.
Meet Xander Killoran: Xander is a remarkable 16-year-old student at Salisbury Composite High School, whose talent and dedication to baseball are truly inspiring. As a versatile player, Xander excels as a pitcher, and also plays 3rd base and outfield. His commitment to AA baseball is driven by his desire to continually grow and improve, seizing every opportunity to advance his skills and knowledge of the game.
Xander’s favorite baseball memory? One of Xander’s proudest moments on the field was winning the provincial championship last year. This incredible achievement not only highlights his exceptional abilities but also his determination and hard work. Xander’s journey in baseball is the power of perseverance, the importance of setting goals, and the joy of achieving them.
Meet Riley Collier – a driven 16-year-old student-athlete at Salisbury Composite High School, where he balances academic excellence with a deep passion for baseball. A dynamic and versatile player, Riley commands the field both as a pitcher and in the outfield, bringing intensity, focus, and athleticism to every game.
For Riley, playing AA baseball is about more than just competition—it’s about embracing the challenge of high-level play, pushing his limits, and doing what he loves most: playing the game with heart and purpose. His dedication to continuous improvement and team success sets him apart as a true competitor.
Riley’s favorite baseball memory – Hitting his first home run—it was a moment he will never forget. It reminded him why he loves this game
Meet Rylan Johnson – a driven and talented 15-year-old student-athlete from Ardrossan Jr. Sr. High School. Rylan brings strength, focus, and consistency to the field, playing both first base and outfield with confidence and precision.
Baseball isn’t just a sport for Rylan—it’s a major part of his life. Competing at the AA level, he’s grateful for the opportunity to grow as a player, challenge himself, and be part of a team that shares his passion for the game. His dedication and love for baseball are evident in every inning he plays.
Rylan’s favorite baseball memory – came when he and his team won provincials, a hard-earned victory that stands as a highlight in his young career and a reminder of what’s possible through teamwork and perseverance.
Meet Liam Evans – a dedicated 16-year-old student-athlete from Bev Facey Community High School who brings energy, focus, and athleticism to the outfield. Liam’s speed, awareness, and strong arm make him a reliable presence in the field and a key contributor to his team’s success.
For Liam, playing AA baseball is about more than just competition—it’s about gaining valuable experience, learning from top-tier coaching, and creating unforgettable memories with teammates who share his passion for the game. Every season is a new opportunity to grow, improve, and enjoy the sport he loves.
Liam’s favorite baseball memory – playing in the finals at Provincials in Clive, Alberta—a moment that captured the excitement, pressure, and camaraderie that define his baseball journey.