1987 Elaine Devlin PWSA gold medal for winning team Provincial Grand Champions
1995 Elaine Devlin PWSA Senior Tier 1 MVP Plaque -playing for Provincial Tournament Champions Burlington Embassadors
1994 Elaine Devlin PWSA Senior Tier 1 Top Pitcher Plaque -playing for Provincial Tournament Champions Burlington Embassadors
1994 Elaine Devlin PWSA Senior Tier 1 MVP Plaque -playing for Provincial Tournament Champions Burlington Embassadors
1991 Elaine Devlin PWSA Open Tournament Championship Plaque -playing for Provincial Tournament Champions
1988 Elaine Devlin PWSA Senior Tier 1 MVP Plaque -playing for Provincial Tournament Champions Cobourg Angels
1987 Elaine Devlin PWSA Senior Tier 1 MVP Plaque -playing for Provincial Tournament Champions Cobourg Angels
1990 Cobourg Angels Women's Fastball photo at Canadian Nationals in Vancouver. Mary-Jo McCarthy, Lyn McMahon, and Wendy Dobbin were picked up from other Ontario teams. Marg Skillen joined to coach as a certified woman coach was required for the Nationals. Janyce Gunn, Kirsten Leis, and Sherry Hoffman came from the Scarborough Angels. The team finished 4th at the Nationals. Ontario Senior Tier I Champions vs. Dorchester. Jackie Oulahen is named tournament MVP and Isobel Nichols wins Top Hitter with a .667 average. Charlie Fraser Head Coach, Margie Matthews Asst. Coach.
1988 Cobourg Angels Women's Fastball team photo & newspaper articles. The team moves up to Senior Tier I and play in a 14 team league. Teams are as close as Pickering and as far away as upper New York State. Many weekends spent playing double headers. The Angels have a successful season including Ontario Senior Tier I Silver Medalists vs Oakville and Ottawa Tournament Champions. Elaine Devlin is named MVP of the Tier I tournament with a 0.64 ERA over 42 innings. Paul Currelly returns as head coach.
Provincial Senior Tier I Silver Medal won by the Cobourg Angels in 1987 - after winning the Ontario Title in Senior Tier II, the Angels qualified to compete in the Tier I Ontario Title. Elaine Devlin was named MVP of the Tier I tournament
The Cobourg Galloping Ghosts are the most famous team in Cobourg sports history. Managed by Fred Dufton, the Ghosts won eight Ontario championships, five after World War II. They were Canadian Dominion champions in 1946, 1948 and 1950. They were the first team in Canada to wear aluminum cleats and the second to wear white uniforms.
