May 18, 2016 · 0 Comments
It may be early, but the senior women Aurora Barbarians are looking ready to defend their Ontario Women’s League championship.
It was a chilly weekend at Lambert Willson Park for the Aurora-King Baseball Association’s first tournament of the year, hosting fifteen teams from across Ontario in the 13 and under PeeWee group.
An experienced Vaughan squad put the Aurora United FC women’s side to the test in the League 1 season opener Saturday at McNaughton Park, eventually drawing 1 – 1 in Aurora’s league debut.
James Richmond is continuing his march up the junior hockey ranks with a familiar position behind the bench. The Oak Ridges resident, whose tenures involve the head coaching position with both the Georgetown Raiders and Aurora Tigers of the OJHL, was named the head coach of the Ontario Hockey League’s Mississauga Steelheads last week.
By Jake Courtepatte When the St. Andrew’s College Saints aren’t ruling the hockey rink in the winter, they are ruling the baseball field in the ...
The program may be in its infancy, but the women’s side of Aurora United FC inked one of Canada’s brightest young stars to a deal last Thursday.
It has been no secret that the resurgence of the Toronto Blue Jays has made a lasting impact on minor league ball. Jose Bautista’s epic bat flip and the Jays’ thrilling 2015 season has inspired a new generation of players across the country, with local organizations feeling the pressure to provide for such large numbers.
By Jake Courtepatte Lucas Azeredo notched the first Aurora goal in League 1 soccer history, but a solid effort from one of the semi-pro league’s ...
For one day last week, York Region students were asked to pause their iPhones, laptops, and other devices to get moving instead.
The St. Andrew’s College Saints dropped a close one to Appleby College in the season opener of the CISAA’s highest level of rugby competition.
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