The East Nepean Baseball Association has been a charter member of Little League Canada since 1956. Our league started with six teams in the Major Division (11 & 12 year olds) playing at Library Park, at the corner of David Drive and Rowley Road in the City View neighbourhood of Nepean. Library Park is located behind what was the City's only Library and what today is the Nepean Museum. The ball park has recently been renamed Doug Frobel Park; who was a graduate player of East Nepean and went on to play in Major League baseball for the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Montréal Expos.

More than 65 years later, we now have about 700 girls and boys playing spring ball in all sanctioned Little League divisions, including the Major Division which still has teams playing at Doug Frobel Park each year. In addition, more than 250 players continue to play baseball during our summer season, during which the extensive Little League Tournament Play takes place throughout July and August.

Little League is a program of service to youth. It is geared to provide an outlet of healthy activity and training under good leadership in the atmosphere of wholesome community participation.

East Nepean has successfully HOSTED Provincial and Canadian Little League Tournaments:

• 2023 Senior Canadian Championship
• 2022 Intermediate Canada Championship
• 2022 Major Ontario Championship
• 2015 Major Canadian Championship
• 2014 Minor Ontario Championship
• 2010 Junior Ontario Championship
• 2008 Senior Ontario Championship
• 2006 Minor Ontario Championship
• 2005 Senior Canadian Championship
• 2004 Major Provincial Championship
• 2002 Junior Canadian Championship
• 2000 Senior Provincial Championship
• 2000 Minor Canadian Championship

East Nepean teams WINNING the following Provincial and Canadian Little League Tournaments:

• 2022 Junior Ontario Champions
• 2016 Junior Ontario Champions
• 2015 Senior Ontario Champions
• 2015 Minor Ontario Champions
• 2014 Senior Ontario Champions
• 2014 Minor Ontario Champions
• 2013 Major Ontario Champions
• 2013 Major Canadian Champions
• 2013 Junior Ontario Champions
• 2011 Minor Ontario Champions
• 2006 Junior Canadian Champions
• 2006 Junior Ontario Champions
• 2006 Major Ontario Champions
• 2004 Major Canadian Champions
• 2004 Major Provincial Champions
• 1993 Minor Ontario Champions