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SAC’s SpringSmash helping kids get in the game

April 11, 2018   ·   0 Comments

With a reputation for leadership through athletics, St. Andrew’s College students certainly understand the power of sport.

Express forward Byfield first overall in OHL priority selection draft

Early, and often. The York-Simcoe Express moniker was on the lips of many of the general managers at Saturday’s OHL priority selection draft, where for the first time ever two members of the AAA organization went back-to-back in the first two selections.

Sinclair remembered as “builder-extraordinaire” in tennis community

A prominent member of the Canadian tennis community for over forty years, Ken Sinclair left a mark on the sporting community that will last well past his time.

Tigers, Dukes pause to remember Humboldt brothers

By Jake Courtepatte On one of the busiest weekends across the hockey landscape, what happened on the ice barely seemed to resonate among players, fans, ...

Aurora’s Loeza crowned national junior welterweight champion

He’s only been in the ring for a few years, but Antonio Loeza’s resume is growing. The 15-year old Dr. G.W. Williams student earned the title of Canadian Junior welterweight champion at the Boxing Canada Super Channel Championships last week, scoring a split-decision in the close final match.

April declared “Special Olympics Month” in Aurora

The Special Olympics are getting the star treatment for their tenth year in Aurora.

Atom A Panthers earn bronze at Lower Lakes championship

The Atom A Aurora Panthers took home some hardware this weekend after a down-to-the-wire finish in the Lower Lakes Female Hockey League championship.

Aurora’s Sikura signs with NHL’s Blackhawks

As one of the top skaters in American collegiate hockey, one of the big questions late in the NHL season was if centreman Dylan Sikura would sign with the Chicago Blackhawks.

Minor Bantam Express take OMHA gold

The Minor Bantam York-Simcoe Express are tops in Ontario. Owen Sculthorp and Carter Cretney played the heroes in...

Vivienne Bridgeford named OJHL Volunteer of the Year

Vivenne Bridgeford wandered into the arena into her adopted home town one day in the early 1970s. She’s never really left. A hockey game was ...

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