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Mosquito Jays are provincial champs

September 7, 2016   ·   0 Comments

The AA Mosquito Aurora King Jays capped off their successful season last weekend with the biggest prize of them all.

Raimondo leads Aurora United to blowout win

Aurora United FC’s stars were shAurora United FC’s stars were shining brightly last week in a 6 – 1 victory over Darby FC. Canada Under-17 player Lauren Raimondo scored...

Mayor’s Breakfast of Champions Spotlight: Ducks Swimming Club

Carter McWilliams won gold in the 100m Backstroke for Boys 15-16 at Division I Provincial Team Championships. Carter also captured bronze in the 200 m ...

Cameron Morrison named Aurora’s Athlete of the Year

A stint wearing the red and white, the leading rookie scorer at the USA’s highest junior level, and a pick in the NHL draft have all highlighted an amazing year for Cameron Morrison.

AYSC player hits the international soccer stage

By Jake Courtepatte August 17, 2016 is a day that Olivia Scott can mark in her calendar forever. It was that Wednesday afternoon that, in ...

Mayor’s Breakfast of Champions Spotlight: Storm Volleyball – U16 Girls Storm Typhoon

Coming off a very successful 2015 season winning back-to-back-to-back Provincial titles and a National silver medal in Calgary, Typhoon set their eyes on capturing a ...

Aurora United downs Durham for second-straight win

Offensive all-star Simon Adjei scored all three goals for Aurora United FC in a 3 – 1 win over Durham United on Sunday.

Mathews embarks on record-breaking Moraine trek

Completing a marathon is a lofty goal, and one that’s on many people’s bucket list. But a marathon a day, for an entire week?

Junior Tigers fans can expect “big, strong, aggressive hockey” in upcoming season

By Jake Courtepatte The 2016-17 Junior A Aurora Tigers will bring a brand of gritty, hardworking hockey to the Aurora Community Centre this winter, a ...

Senior Jays eliminated from NDBL playoffs

The Aurora Jays were sent packing on Sunday by one of the most dominant teams in the North Dufferin Baseball League in years. Following a 5 – 5 tie to open the series early in the week, the New Lowell Knights took control of the best-of-five semifinal series to earn their spot in the championship in four games.

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