August 30, 2017 · 0 Comments
While still looking to finalize their roster, the Junior A Aurora Tigers put up a pair of impressive wins in their first two games of preseason action last week.
The game of cricket has had its ups and downs in Canadian sporting culture, but it was perhaps at its prime when played by Aurora’s own William Fleury. Fleury, a pioneer in the sport in this country, is one of four new members of the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame in 2017, all heading in under the “Athlete” category.
The Aurora Jays find themselves in a hole after suffering their first loss of the North Dufferin Baseball League playoffs.
The Toronto Saracens earned their revenge one year in the making on the Aurora Barbarians Saturday in the Ontario Women’s League rugby championship.
Some Sunday redemption was enough to crown the Aurora King Jays the best in Minor PeeWee York Simcoe baseball at...
Meghan Reynolds and Courtney Chocol put on quite the show for the Aurora FC in a whopping 7 – 0 win Sunday over the Woodbridge Strikers.
This past long weekend (August 5th-7th), the 50 for 150 Team was cheered on by the local Special Olympic Community as it left from the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex on Friday, August 4.
The Aurora Jays made a statement last week in a swift sweep of the Ivy Leafs in the North Dufferin Baseball League playoffs. Aurora’s AA ball club dominated their sixth-seeded opponents both offensively and defensively in just three games of their best-of-five series, becoming the first team to move on to the league’s semifinal round.
Aurora’s softball representatives for the Special Olympics earned a silver medal Provincial games.
Something had to give. The men’s side of Aurora FC broke a six-game winning streak on Saturday when they earned their second win of the season, a 2 – 0 shutout of ProStars FC of Brampton.
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