June 24, 2018 · 0 Comments
Not yet old enough to drive himself to practice, Evan Vierling is already thinking big in his plans for his future hockey career.
Not yet old enough to drive himself to practice, Evan Vierling is already thinking big in his plans for his future hockey career.
The Aurora Youth Soccer Club held its annual June Festival last weekend, a chance for house league players of all ages to meet in a two-day tournament across Aurora’s fields.
The future of Canadian basketball is bright, with Aurora’s own Andrew Nembhard at the helm.
It may still be spring, but Aurora-King’s boys of summer have already picked up some hardware.
Both sides of Aurora FC entered week six looking to hand their opponents their first loss of the League1 Ontario season, yet both remained unbeaten when the dust cleared.
Aurora’s developmental soccer program has long been considered a factory for collegiate talent, and this year’s crop is no different.
When cyclists from across York Region descended on the York Regional Police’s Community Safety Village on Sunday for the annual Ride for Styles, some were sporting tops reading “life is a beautiful ride.”
The St. Andrew’s College Saints are the CISAA rugby champions, and it was never even close. Absolutely dominating the independent league competition with a combination of speed and size throughout the five-game regular season, St. Andrew’s had never won a game by less than 20 points.
A late goal and some unlucky bounces in penalty kicks ended the Aurora FC men’s quest for the League1 Cup in just the first round. A break in the regular season schedule allowed Aurora to host Toronto’s ProStars FC on Saturday in the opening bracket of the season-long tournament, with Aurora still looking for their first win at their new home of Stewart Burnett Park.
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