May 31, 2018 · 0 Comments
A tumultuous start to the AA baseball season has seen its first sign of spring for the returning Aurora Jays, who picked up their first win last week in an 8 – 5 win over the Bolton Dodgers.
The Aurora Barbarian first women are picking up right where they left off.
By Jake Courtepatte Robert Thomas can add one more physical piece of evidence in cementing his name as a future NHL leader. The 2017 first-round ...
Their prowess on the basketball court, golf course, and the varied terrain of the triathlon have made them recognized individuals in their sports, but now they are being recognized by their hometowns.
The varsity St. Andrew’s Saints will be in tough while looking to repeat as CISAA lacrosse finalists.
The Aurora FC women’s side is off on the right foot. After failing to find the back of the net in their League 1 season opener in late April, the women charged back to Stewart Burnett Park on Saturday for a commanding 3 – 0 win over the Toronto Azzurri Blizzard.
There is always room for more footy in the soccer hotbed of York Region. That was the thought process of the York Sports and Entertainment organization when they announced last week the formation of “York 9 FC”, the first of eight clubs that will kick off the inaugural Canadian Premier League season.
A pair of multi-run long balls were the kickers in the Aurora Jays’ road loss to the Creemore Braves on Sunday, dropping the North Dufferin Baseball League contest by a score of 11 – 5.
The hockey factory known as St. Andrew’s College is sending out another product. Staple defenseman Evan McIntyre is spreading his wings to the Surrey Eagles of the British Columbia Hockey League, after two successful seasons with the SAC Saints.
With all the electronic distractions for the youth of today, York Region is hoping to remind this generation to stay active.
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