July 5, 2017 · 0 Comments
There was a distinct Saintly presence at this year’s NHL Entry Draft. Three former members of the St. Andrew’s College Saints hockey program realized a life’s dream when they heard their names called in Chicago last week, the first Saints to be drafted into the NHL since Warren Foegele in 2014.
A gaping hole in the Aurora FC women’s roster left the semi-pro soccer team with a 3 – 1 loss to Durham at the Pickering Soccer Complex on Saturday.
Every June, Barrie hosts a large weekend rep girls fast pitch tournament. This year there were 62 teams entered and 193 games played on 12 diamonds. The Aurora Diggers...
The Aurora United FC women were brought down to earth on Saturday, conceding a goal for the first time in four matches in a 2 – 1 loss to Vaughan Azzurri.
The wins just keep coming for the Minor PeeWee Aurora-King Jays.
By Jake Courtepatte There is just no dampening the spirits of the Aurora Sr. Jays. With home games washed out on Tuesday and Thursday evening, ...
When it comes to the martial arts, the Shaolin Temple of China is synonymous with expertise, discipline, and a rich history. Now, Canada’s Black Belt Martial Arts in Aurora has the opportunity to share in that history, officially changing its name to Shaolin Martial Arts Canada after an acceptance as an official affiliate of the Shaolin Temple.
An Aurora basketball team won the chance of a lifetime last weekend after being chosen as leaders in their community.
Put it on the board for the Aurora United FC. Just over six weeks into the semi-pro League 1 Ontario season, the men’s side has put up their first win, striking a 2 – 1 score over Toronto Skillz FC at Birchmount Stadium in Scarborough on Sunday.
In the final months of her Grade 10 year, Cami Ormond has already made a lasting impression in high school provincial sports.
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