OUR STORY
Friends become family. Ambitions become reality.
ABOUT THE CLUB
VISION
Legacy. Success. Hardwork. These are the core philosophies of the Mississauga Ramblers. The club is fostering long term cricketers and community participants, giving them the tools to make their ambitions a reality.
AT PRESENT
The club continues to provide an environment for people of all ages to learn the values of fair play and teamwork. The club operates one of the largest and most vibrant end to end cricket programs in Canada. From the Junior and Senior level all the way to Masters, the Mississauga Ramblers are one of the largest and most decorated cricket clubs in the Greater Toronto Area.
TIMELINE
1966
Mississauga Cricket Club formed
Initial home games played out of Oakridge Park, Toronto
1968
Jack Darling Park Given To Us
Club name renamed to Mississauga Ramblers Cricket Sports and Cultural Club
1969-1977
Ramblers Join Hamilton and District Cricket League (HDCL)
1970 – HDCL ‘B’ division champions, promoted to ‘A’ Division
1977 – HDCL Regular Season Champions, ‘A’ Division
1985-1988
HDCL ‘Ed-Burns’ Champions ‘A’ Division
1986 – HDCL ‘A’ and ‘B’ division champions
1987 – HDCL ‘B’ division champions, Ed Burns
Champions ‘A’ Division
1988 – HDCL Champions, ‘B’ division
1993-1994
Jack Darling Park Closed
Avebury Ground became our home ground
HDCL Champions, ‘B’ Division
1994 – HDCL Champions, ‘B’ Division
2001-2003
First Junior Team Started Playing in TDCA
2003 – TDCA 3rd Division Champions
HDCL ‘A’ and ‘B’ Division Champions
2005-2009
First Match At Iceland Ground Played
HDCL ‘A’ and ‘B’ Division Champions
2007 – TDCA U15 Division Champions
2008 – TDCA U17 Champions
2009 – TDCA U19 Division Champions
2010
TDCA T20 Champions – U13, 15 and 19
TDCA U19 Division Champions
First match on astroturf and turf pitches played at Iceland Oval
Few matches of inter provincial tournament played at Iceland Oval
2011-2013
Awarded Grant From Trillium For Turf Maintenance and Practice Nets
HDCL Premier – Regular Season Champions
2012 – Iceland Nets Become Operational
2013 – TDCA U17 Champions
2013-2015
TDCA U17 Champions
Niagara Cricket Festival Champions
2014 – TDCA 1st Division Champions
Avebury Ground closes
2015 – HDCL Premier Ed Burns Champions
First Desmond Haynes Cup played at Iceland Oval, U19 Category
2016
Hosted Bermuda National Team at Iceland Oval
Desmond Haynes Cup included U15 and U19 Categories
Ultimate Pace Foundation Camp at Iceland Oval
Total of 13 teams played
2021
Ramblers T20 Supaul Conference champions
THE ICELAND OVAL
The Mississauga Ramblers Home
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