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The Westbrook Baseball Foundation keeps Westbrook, Maine's baseball history alive and puts it to work for the kids playing today.
We fund the Jimmy Burrill Memorial Baseball Scholarship, maintain the Legends Monument behind home plate, staff the press box and scoreboard at every home varsity game and recognize the volunteers who keep this program running. All of it is paid for by local sponsors and neighbors who believe baseball is worth passing down.
August 17, 2026
August 17, 2026
2026 Westbrook Baseball Legends Monument and Fox Service Award Recipients Announced
2026 Westbrook Baseball Legends Monument and Fox Service Award Recipients Announced
Please join us in celebrating Don Douglas and Melissa Remington, two individuals whose contributions to Westbrook baseball have left a lasting mark on our community.
Don Douglas has been inducted into the Westbrook Baseball Foundation's Legends Monument, a tribute to his years of generous support and steadfast commitment to the program. Few people have given as much to the sport in our city as Don. Through his guidance, his passion for the game, and his deep ties to this community, he has set a standard that few can match. His place on the Legends Monument is earned several times over, and his influence still shows up in the young athletes coming through the program today.
Melissa Remington was honored with the Sally-Alane Fox Award in recognition of her dedicated volunteer work and relentless efforts to grow and strengthen baseball in Westbrook. Whether organizing fundraisers, showing up to support the team, or advocating for our young players, Melissa has been an essential presence. Much of what makes this program run smoothly happens because of the work she does behind the scenes.
We're grateful to both Don and Melissa for everything they've given to Westbrook over the years. Thanks to people like them, our community continues to grow stronger and more connected.
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A memorial monument honoring Westbrook baseball legends stands guard behind home plate at the high school field. It carries the names of the players, coaches, and supporters who built this program — and who set the example of service the Foundation still measures itself against.
The Legends Memorial Monument is located behind home plate at the Westbrook High School Field.
The Westbrook Baseball Foundation's annual award, the Jimmy Burrill Memorial Baseball Scholarship is presented to senior student-athlete, is a prestigious recognition that celebrates individuals who have displayed exceptional dedication and contributions to the Westbrook baseball program. This honor goes beyond the baseball field, as it also acknowledges their commitment to academic excellence, involvement in school and community activities, and a deep passion for baseball.
Charles Tanguay and family at the 2025 award ceremony.
The Sally-Alane Fox award is given in appreciation of the commitment of personal time and energy to the overall success of the Westbrook Baseball Program.
Don Douglas, Westbrook Baseball Foundation Co-President, and Melissa Remington, the 2026 Sally-Alane Fox Community Service Award recipient.
At every home varsity game, the roster you're handed, the voice on the PA, the official scorebook, and the scoreboard are all run by Foundation members. In Westbrook, baseball is a community activity.
Our Game Day Sponsors fund the Jimmy Burrill Memorial Scholarship. Please support the businesses that support our players.
The Announcer's and Official Scorer's booth at the Westbrook High School Field.
The Foundation shows up wherever Westbrook does — high school and youth baseball, Together Days, and partnerships with local organizations. Fundraising is what makes the rest possible: the Burrill Scholarship, upkeep on the Legends Monument, field improvements, and the Fox Award. Local businesses, volunteers, and neighbors carry that load, and we're grateful for every one of them.
Ellen Burrill and Don Douglas at our booth at the 2024 Westbrook Together Days.
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