Jay Miller of the Chatham Ironmen & Moises Perez of Team Quebec highlighted the major award winners that were announced following the 2026 Canadian Men's Baseball Championships in Miramichi, NB on Monday afternoon. 

Miller, a 23 year old native of Cornerbrook in Newfoundland & Labrador, had a tournament for the ages as he was named the top defenisve player in the tournament. In four days, Miller went 3 - 0 on the mound tossing 19 innings over that time frame. He allowed five runs (all earned) on 13 hits while walking seven, striking out 34 and finioshed with a 2.37 ERA for the championships

Perez, a 31 year old native of Montreal, who plays his club baseball with the Jets de Montreal in the Ligue de Baseball Majeur du Quebec was named the tournaments top hitter. He had a huge power display on the weekend as he went 10-for-21 (.476 Avg) in six games hitting six home runs as well as four singles. He walked three times (two intentional) and scored nine runs while collecting 11 RBIs in helping Quebec to a silver medal this year.

The tournament also saw an all-star team named at the end as well. There were four players from the host Chatham Ironmen that were named to the team as well as two players from Team Quebec. There were also players from Team New Brunswick (Charlottetown Islanders), Team Ontario (Windsor Stars) and Team Nova Scotia (Kentville Wildcats). Here is the full list of the all-stars from this year's event:

Catcher - Michel Dagenais (Team Quebec)

1st Base - Josh Hudvagner (Team Ontario)

2nd Base - Craig Oliver (Host - New Brunswick)

Short Stop - Connor Hill (Host - New Brunswick)

3rd Base - Dillon Doucette (Team New Brunswick)

Outfield - Adam Crocker (Team Nova Scotia)

Outifeld - Moises Perez (Team Quebec

Outfield - Michael McKay (Host - New Brunswick)

Designated Hitter - Kevin Landry (Host - New Brunswick)

Photo Credit: Brian Richard