Panthers’ special team sinks Tigers

December 7, 2016 · 0 Comments

A handful of failed penalty kills led to the Aurora Tigers demise Sunday night in a 5 – 1 loss to the Pickering Panthers.

Tigers see resurgence under new coach Perrin

A new face behind the bench of the Aurora Tigers has brought back a sparkle of the Tigers of the past. Since Brian Perrin took over as head coach of the Junior A club, the team has put up a 3-3-2 record, a major improvement over the first half of the Ontario Junior Hockey League season.

Aurora’s Ormond runs away with gold

It has been a whirlwind of a month for cross country star Cami Ormond. The Aurora Eagles athlete, a Grade Ten student, opened November with her second junior girls cross country title in a row at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association championships, and her fourth OFSAA title in the last twelve months.

Tigers rally to beat Icehawks

The Aurora Tigers further separated themselves from the Ontario Junior Hockey League basement with their first road win of the season on Friday.

Warriors corral Mustangs in YRAA football final

The Huron Heights Warriors of Newmarket once again proved why they are one of the top high school football programs in the country.

Minor Bantam AE Tigers “Storm the Centre” in Toronto

It is every young hockey player’s dream to skate on the same ice as their NHL heroes. While the Minor Bantam AE Aurora Tigers may have fallen just short of reaching the Air Canada Centre, home of the Toronto Maple Leafs, they...

LaChance stands tall in Tigers’ win over Trenton

When the final buzzer sounded at the Aurora Community Centre on Sunday night, Brayden LaChance took a knee and pumped his fist in celebration.

Mustangs to face Warriors in YRAA Championship rematch

It’s a case of déjà vu in York Region football. In a predictable rematch, the St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic High School Mustangs of Aurora will face the Huron Heights Warriors of Newmarket in the York Region Athletic Association’s championship on Saturday, after dominating performances in their semifinal matchups.

Aurora Sports Hall of Fame a family affair for Stemmles

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.