October 26, 2016 · 0 Comments
With a unique variety of sports opportunities and talent, it only seems right that Aurora’s top athletes receive the appreciation they so rightly deserve.
Add another three to the loss column for the Aurora Tigers, a growing statistic that is already pushing the them out of playoff contention early in the season.
By Jake Courtepatte At just sixteen years of age, Cameron Hillis is hitting marks most Canadians can only dream of. The St. Andrew’s College Saints ...
Connor McDavid may be the brightest hockey star from Newmarket, but Ron Maclean and his crew took the spotlight on Sunday when they made their first stop of the NHL season.
Olena Verbinska – winner of 8 & Under Provincial Novice Figures A member of our Under 8 team, Olena has swam with York Synchro for ...
Hockey and charity. Is there anything more Canadian? A team of local residents played a key role...
A relatively slow start to the season for the Aurora Panthers of the Provincial Women’s Hockey League was ended by a high-scoring affair at the Aurora Family Recreation Complex on Saturday, with the Panthers besting the Bluewater Hawks 4 – 3.
One of the semi-pro League 1’s most elite players was among rookie peers in a 4 – 2 win for Aurora United FC over Master’s Futbol last week. Simon Adjei capped off his rookie year in the Ontario soccer league with a pair of goals against the Toronto club, one of only a handful of regulars who dressed in Aurora’s final regular season match.
A clash of titans on Friday left the Huron Heights Warriors as the only remaining undefeated team in York Region football.
The St. Andrew’s College Saints are on a path to revisit the magic that brought them the Canadian Independent School Athletic Association soccer championship in 2014 – and so far, they’re off to a good start.
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