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Mustangs shut out Marauders in YRAA football opener
October 5, 2017 · 0 Comments
It may only be the first week of the season, but another YRAA championship showdown between the St. Maximilian Kolbe Mustangs and the Huron Heights Warriors seems almost inevitable.
Aurora FC falls hard to top-ranked Vaughan
The Aurora FC men drew a tough schedule when they were forced to contend with the Vaughan Azzurri in the second-to-last week of League 1 Ontario play, a team annually ranked among the best in the league.
Aurora FC shut out on both sides
With the 2017 League 1 Ontario season all but over, both the men’s and women’s sides of the Aurora FC are looking towards the future. Inexperienced up-and-comers lined the rosters on Sunday in an opportunity to get their feet wet at the semi-pro level, blanked by two of the top teams in each division.
Local cadets lead in our international warriors at Invictus
They simply wanted to do their bit, but local cadets from St. Andrew’s College took centre stage leading ...
Aurora FC stretches unbeaten streak to three games
The Aurora FC women are making a late-season push towards the top half of the League 1 Ontario ladder.
SAC lacrosse players get a taste of national gold
A pair of St. Andrew’s College’s brightest lacrosse stars are now two-time winners on the national stage.
Leafs legend Mike Palmateer gets call to Aurora Sports Hall of Fame
When Mike Palmateer once more donned the blue and white at the 2016 Centennial Classic Alumni game, he brought the same style of play that made him a fan favourite in his years with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Mayor’s Breakfast of Champions Spotlight: Evolution Gymnastics
Evolution Gymnastics Aurora has had an exciting seventh season this year. Through all the ups and downs that come with training 16 hours a week ...
Whelan representing Canada on world stage
Earning the crown of the queen of Canadian rhythmic gymnastics earlier this summer, Carmen Whelan now has her sights set on the world stage.
Paniccia dominating the karting track
At age three, Marcello Paniccia had convinced his mom he was going to be a professional race car driver. At age ten, the young phenom is turning heads on the track and competing at an international level.
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