Muskoka Outlaws Win Long Island Tournament Title
The Muskoka Outlaws captured their first tournament championship on Long Island, New York, after an undefeated fall season.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Baseball
The Muskoka Outlaws won their first tournament championship on Long Island, New York, finishing the fall season undefeated. The team opened with an unbeaten round-robin stage that included two no-hitters, then closed the tournament with an 8-0 semifinal win and an 8-1 final victory.
Why it matters
The result gives the Outlaws a strong late-fall showing and positions the team for its next competition. The team's pitching and hitting numbers across the weekend reflect a balanced performance.
The Outlaws batted .328 with a .449 on-base percentage and posted a 0.21 team ERA across 34 innings, striking out 69 while allowing four runs. Team totals included 41 hits, 28 runs batted in and 20 stolen bases, with a 35-4 run differential over the weekend.
The players
Muskoka Outlaws
The Muskoka Outlaws are a baseball team from the Muskoka region of Ontario, Canada, competing in youth and showcase tournament play.
Jaeden Novak
Jaeden Novak is an Outlaws pitcher who threw a no-hitter in Game 1 of the round-robin stage.
Jack Murphy
Jack Murphy is an Outlaws pitcher who threw a no-hitter in Game 2 of the round-robin stage and batted .583 over the tournament.
The details
The Outlaws opened the round-robin stage undefeated, with Jaeden Novak and Jack Murphy each throwing a no-hitter. The team earned the No. 1 seed and then won its semifinal 8-0 and its final 8-1.
Timeline
Halloween weekend 2026: Outlaws competed in the final fall tournament on Long Island.
February 2027: Outlaws scheduled to play the Red, White & Blue Premier in Las Vegas.
Season Trajectory
The Long Island championship extends the Outlaws' fall momentum into the offseason, with their next test set at the Red, White & Blue Premier in Las Vegas in February. A perfect fall run through a tournament field positions the team as a contender heading into the winter indoor circuit.
The Outlaws' undefeated fall run and 0.21 team ERA show a pitching staff that carried the team through every round. Their February Las Vegas event gives fans a clear next date to follow the team's progress through the winter circuit.
The takeaway
A team that wins through balanced pitching and hitting across a full tournament is well-positioned for the next level of competition. Follow the Outlaws' results as they move into their February indoor event.
What happens next
The Outlaws are scheduled to compete in the Red, White & Blue Premier in Las Vegas in February 2027.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Muskoka411.
