Aurora Sports Hall of Fame a family affair for Stemmles

November 16, 2016 · 0 Comments

The Auroran touched last week upon two new inductee’s into the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame’s hallowed halls, longtime NHLers Mike Murphy and Mike Kitchen. This week, Olympic skier Karen Stemmle, and Canadian figure skating legend Sheldon Galbraith, share the spotlight in rounding out the 2016 class of Aurora’s most celebrated athletes and coaches.

Toronto Patriots claw back in third period against Tigers

A third period breakdown left the Aurora Tigers with just one of a possible two points against the Toronto Lakeshore Patriots on Sunday.

Matchups set in YRAA football playoffs

The brackets are set for another fall season of thrilling high school football in York Region.

Hall of Famers celebrate Class of 2016

The best on snow and ice were lauded at the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame induction dinner on Wednesday night, a sold-out event for the third year in a row.

Aurora Tigers’ losing skid hits eight games

The playoff picture continues to fade for the young, rebuilding Aurora Junior A Tigers.

Aurora United stars suit up for Canada

Canada soccer is fielding a youthful team to compete at the FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup in Papua New Guinea later this month, including two up-and-coming stars from the Aurora United program.

New soccer club looks to keep Pace with top level teams

By Jake Courtepatte A new entry into elite level soccer training programs in Aurora has found significant success in just its first year of play. ...

Tigers claim victory in the Battle of Yonge Street

By Jake Courtepatte When it comes to minor hockey, Aurora can claim bragging rights over nearby Newmarket as kings of the ice. The Aurora Minor ...

Aurora Tigers extend losing streak to six games

If not already confirmed, last weekend proved the Aurora Tigers are in a freefall. Three more losses, all by lopsided scores, have left the Tigers squarely in the basement of the OJHL’s North division, as well as...

Woodroffe ties twenty-year-old St. Andrew’s record

A St. Andrew’s College student has become just the second Saint in over a century to be crowned the top runner in the school four times. Nobleton native Connor Woodroffe claimed the Wallace Cup for the fourth time earlier this month, after running the college’s annual cross-country run in just over twelve minutes.

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