January 26, 2017 · 0 Comments
Five of the Aurora gridirons’ best had the chance to represent their province and country against the United States. The St. Andrew’s College Saints sent wide receiver Luca La Brier, running back Adre Simmonds, defensive end Liam Gracey, and lineback Yiannis Spetsakis to the International Bowl, held last week in Dallas, TX.
Aurora’s Novice AA Tigers started hunting for abandoned pucks throughout the different rinks they played at while playing in the Preston Tournament in mid-January.
Nineteen Tigers teams have their sights set on a provincial championship in 2017.
he MacPherson tournament has a new ally. Just two weeks before the annual historic varsity tournament at LaBrier Arena on the St. Andrew’s campus, the Saints have initiated a varsity B tournament to reiterate their commitment to their hockey programs.
The Newmarket Redmen hosted teams from across North America in last weekend’s International Silver Stick tournament, managing to win on home ice in the Minor Midget A division.
By Jake Courtepatte The Bantam AE Aurora Tigers are seeing silver. They claimed the International Silver Stick tournament in Pelham, ON, over the weekend, the ...
A late game scare led to some late game heroics at Iceland Arena in Mississauga on Saturday, where the Aurora Jr. Panthers defeated the high-flying Mississauga Chiefs.
A transfer to one of the top hockey schools in the United States has paid off in spades for Melissa Black.
The Aurora Tigers found success in the organization’s 48th annual Bantam tournament, held over the weekend in rinks across town.
Volunteering can sometimes be a thankless passion, but not in Aurora.
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