November 1, 2017 · 0 Comments
The Battle of Yonge Street series is all tied up. With just their second win in six years, the Newmarket Redmen took down the Aurora Tigers in the annual weekend series to square the teams at six wins apiece.
National collegiate scoring leader, Hobey Baker winner, Olympic medalist. All three are titles that could apply to Aurora’s Dylan Sikura in 2018.
By Jake Courtepatte The race to this year’s YRAA football finals could come down to the wire. A pair of upsets last week has created ...
Holly Biasi of Ducks Swimming won two gold medals in February at the 2017 Swim Ontario Winter Festival Provincial Championships for Girls 13, in both ...
For the first time in its history, the Canadian women’s rugby team will participate in the Rugby World Cup.
Fresh off of a London tournament championship, the York Simcoe Express Minor Midgets took over the number-one spot in the third edition of the bi-weekly OMHA rankings.
What an exciting season the Aurora Panthers Atom AA team had in 2016-2017. They won many golds, including the Waterloo Ravens Tournament in November 2016, ...
When the Ottawa Senators were introduced for their warm-up before their matchup with the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night at Canadian Tire Centre, one lone skater took to the ice for a couple of laps.
When two perfect seasons clash, one is bound to lose that moniker. That was the case last Wednesday in the CISAA matchup between the 2 – 0 St. Andrew’s College Saints and the 2 – 0 St. Michael’s College Kerry Blues, longtime rivals in the independent school league.
With the book all but closed on the Aurora FC’s sophomore League 1 Ontario seasons, both the men’s and women’s sides featured a squad of inexperienced newcomers for their final games of the season on Saturday.
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