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Saints strong as baseball season opens
May 13, 2016 · 0 Comments
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 ...
Canada U17 standout joins Aurora United FC women
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.
Local diamonds are packed for AKBA’s second season
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.
Azeredo scores but Aurora United falls short in inaugural League 1 match
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 ...
York Region schools press pause to get active
For one day last week, York Region students were asked to pause their iPhones, laptops, and other devices to get moving instead.
Saints fall short in rugby season opener
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.
MVP Rettie earns a handful of hardware for senior Jays
It may not be the hardware he and the rest of the Aurora Jays were hoping for, but Ian Rettie’s trophy case got a little fuller over the weekend.
Minor Midget Express qualify for OHL Cup with OMHA title
By Jake Courtepatte The York Simcoe Express came out on top as the most elite Minor Midget squad in Ontario hockey last weekend, cruising to ...
Aurora student is queen of the water at OFSAA
Brooklyn Wodehouse entered the 2016 OFSAA swimming competition looking to improve on her breaststroke bronze medal the previous year, and promptly upgraded to gold.
Tigers eliminated in OJHL quarterfinals
They played catch-up right from Game one: but the results are no less heartbreaking.
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