The Elmwood Giants juniors were a major force in Manitoba Junior baseball during the years from 2002 through 2007.  They continued a strong Elmwood tradition.  They represented the province in all six years, either at the Western Canadian or Canadian Championships.  Four times (in 2003, 2005, 2006 and 2007) they were both Manitoba Junior League and Provincial champions.  In those years they attended the National Championship tournament.  Their best performance came 2006, when they were unbeaten in round robin play but lost two close games to finish fourth.  In the other two years (in 2002 and 2004) they hosted the Western Canadian Championship tournament at Koskie Field.  They placed third in both years.

The Carman Goldeyes Juniors were the most dominant junior baseball team in Manitoba for four straight years from 1997 until 2000. The Carman Goldeyes were the first team in league history to win four straight Manitoba Junior League titles. During the four year stretch where the Goldeyes were dominant, they went on to earn silver medals twice at the Western Canadian Championships in 1997 and 1998.

From 1994-1995 there was no better Midget baseball team in Manitoba then the Carman Goldeyes. In 1994, the Goldeyes were Winnipeg “A” Champions. That same season the Goldeyes would go on to be winners of the Manitoba Championship. Destined for more, the Goldeyes headed in into the 1995 season eager to continue the past seasons success. The Goldeyes went on to once again be Winnipeg “A” and Manitoba Champions. They didn’t stop there, the Goldeyes would go on to win the 1995 Western Canadian Championship and earning a spot at the 1995 Canadian Championships. In the Canadian Championships, the Goldeyes would fight all there way to the final and earn a silver medal.

In 1991, the Portage Athletics dominated midget baseball in Manitoba. They would go on to easily win the Provincial Championships, earning the right to represent Manitoba at the 1991 Canadian National Championships. Portage quickly realized that if they wanted to compete at the National level that they would need to gather up some top talent midget players from Brandon. The Portage Athletics were determined to lead Manitoba to a National Championship and thats just what they did. Beating Team BC in the championship game by a score of 11-3.

The Cardale Cougars where a dominant group that experienced a lot of success from 1971 until 1975. In 1971 the Cougars won the provincial championship, earning the opportunity to represent Manitoba in the Western Canada Championships where they finished with a silver medal. Two years later in 1973, led by coach Graeme Shaw, the Cardale Midget team won the Provincial Championship. Cardale represented Manitoba at the Canadian National Championships in 1973 where they earned another silver medal respectively. The core group kept the excellence heading into the 1975 season which saw the Cardale Cougars capture their third Provincial Championship in 5 seasons.