Loyalist honours top athletes
Dan Cannataro On Wednesday evening Loyalist College held its 45th annual athletic banquet to recognize the excellence of its athletes, coaches and trainers. Samantha Goff, varsity basketball player, was named[…]
Grey Cup makes a stop in Belleville
One of Canada’s iconic symbols in sports made a stop in Belleville on its way to Toronto. QNet Reporter Austin McKay was there. No related posts.
Russian Bulls forward pursues hockey dreams in Belleville
By Andrew Heliotis At 16 years-old, Daniil Zharkov, left the Russian metropolis of St Petersburg. Like most Russian hockey players, Zharkov traveled across the world to pursue his dream of[…]
Teammates dominate at COSSA Track and Field
By Shelden Rogers. Off the track, Brad Davis and Liam Marecak are best friends, but once they hit the starting line it’s all business. The two long distance runners from[…]
Canadian boxing icon starts sports safety program
By Greg Murphy Shawn O’Sullivan left pro boxing 16 years ago but still feels the affects of repeatedly being struck in the head. Today, he suffers from brain damage. On[…]
Champion dart player credits her father
By Alisa Howlett With many big wins, local professional dart player Kim Whaley-Hilts will never forget why she plays but mainly who she plays for. Although Belleville native Whaley-Hilts intends[…]
Juijitsu champ is new Belleville sensation
Story and Photo by John R. Moodie He was the smallest and possibly the youngest athlete to be recognized that night. Though Eleven-year-old Tyler Banez may be small he compensates[…]
Belleville’s own shines in Stanley Cup final
By Shelden Rogers The city of Belleville was buzzing on Thursday morning after hometown hero Andrew Shaw scored one of the biggest goals of his career. Shaw scored the game-winning[…]
Belleville soccer player shocked with turban ban
By Shelden Rogers From the day Taren Singh started playing sports, he has been wearing a turban. Singh was shocked when he heard about the Quebec Soccer Federations (QSF) ban[…]
Andrew Shaw bringing NHL’s Holy Grail back to his roots.
By Shelden Rogers After winning a Stanley Cup in just his second season, Belleville’s Andrew Shaw will bring Lord Stanley back to his hometown next week. Shaw will have his[…]
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