Stanley Cup, NHL alumni visit Hockeyville
By Matthew Blair Thousands of people poured into the streets of Stirling on Sunday afternoon, watching as the Stanley Cup made it’s way through the celebrating downtown core. Stirling beat[…]
Lady Lancers soar, men stumble in exhibition action
By Taylor Renkema A look of undeniable pride on her face, the new Loyalist College women’s volleyball captain Kirsten Talsma beams while talking about the team’s win against Fleming. “I’m[…]
Belleville native going for gold at Olympics
By Marc Venema The local rowing community is cheering on one of their own at the London Olympics. Belleville native Brian Price and the rest of his men’s eight rowing[…]
Quinte high school athletes compete for OFSSA track
Over 800 high school athletes from the Bay of Quinte and Kawartha regions competed at COSSA Track and Field, Mary Anne Sills Park, Belleville on May 19. The top five[…]
Injury to Trenton High School rugby player forces cancellation of game
By Gail Paquette The Bay of Quinte Tournament at Bayside Secondary School was cut short when Trenton Tiger Brian McCandie was injured during the second half of the senior championship[…]
Moira student crushes records at Quinte track meet
By Jack Carver Breaking records isn’t anything new for Jeff Radford of Moira Secondary School. “It feels[…]
Madoc boy wrestles for his dream
By Gail Paquette Sixteen-year-old Adam Durst has always dreamed of becoming a pro wrestler. So he did his homework, found a training facility and approached his parents. After a day[…]
Bull have lots of adrenaline for playoff stretch
By Evan Cooke After winning six of their last nine games, the Belleville Bulls are going into the playoffs with a little momentum and lots of adrenaline. For the Bulls,[…]
Titans make it three in a row
By Andre Lodder A member of the St. Theresa Titans protects the puck as she enters the offensive zone during the COSSA championship game in Belleville, Ont. on March 5.[…]
Young athletes continue to chase dreams
By Amielle Christopherson When the spotlight shines on big name athletes, it’s hard to remember that most of them started out in badly-lit gyms or hockey rinks with no heating.[…]
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