Schmidt makes Canadian cut
Brandon Schmidt is happy to be getting a little “bonus golf.”The 31-year-old Sault native made the cut – barely – on Wednesday, after two rounds of play at the Canadian ...
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Local Sports Giffen: Plenty of talent around rising star Byfield
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Local Sports Hounds still waiting on Malik
While he says he remains optimistic, the general manager of the Soo Greyhounds appears to be in a wait-and-see mode when it comes to Czech-born goaltender Nick Malik. -
Local Sports Celtics summer camp underway as MPFL regular season draws near
Change is the name of the game in high school football.The St Joseph Catholic High School Celtics are toiling away at summer camp, working hard in preparation for the exhibition ... -
Local Sports Beauchamp and Bernier win at Cornwall Motor Speedway
As the season starts to wind down, several feature series at the Cornwall Motor Speedway made their last appearance on Aug. -
Local Sports Athletes ready for Lake Erie Challenge
Several local athletes are attempting to complete a 30-kilometre Lake Erie crossing on Saturday from Long Point to Port Dover. -
Local Sports PHOTO GALLERY: Havin' a ball
It was a busy weekend on local ball diamonds, with three Stratford Flames mite teams, Stratford Memorials and Stratford Nationals peewees, and the Tri-County Ladies Fastball League all hosting year-end ... -
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Korah tryouts slated……………………………………..Korah senior football workouts are slated to begin on Monday from 5-7:30 p.
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Local Sports Embro paddlers representing Canada at world dragon boat championships
Three Embro dragon boaters paddling out of the Stratford club are representing their country this week at the world championships in Pattaya-Rayong, Thailand. -
Local Sports Former Sudbury Wolves star joins Sting as goaltending coach
The Sarnia Sting hired former star Sudbury Wolves netminder Franky Palazzese as their new goaltending coach Tuesday. -
Local Sports French River looks for rapid improvement
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Local Sports Frontenacs add forward prior to opening of training camp
The Kingston Frontenacs added some depth to their forward lines by acquiring veteran Jordan Frasca from the Windsor Spitfires on Monday in exchange for a sixth-round pick in 2022. -
Local Sports Third-place Ponies meet Nepean in quarter-finals
The Kingston Ponies, after having their final game of the National Capital Baseball League Tier 1 regular season cancelled, have finished third in league standings with a 13-8-2 won-lost-tied record. -
Local Sports Brackenbury awarded provincial scholarship
Miles Brackenbury, a former Kingston Blues cross-country and track and field athlete, was one of six cross-country runners from across Ontario to be awarded a Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship at ... -
Local Sports Stratford's Mia Valcke earns bronze with Team Canada
Stratford's Mia Valcke was one of Team Canada's top hitters and helped the junior women's national team earn its first-ever medal at the 2019 WBSC U-19 Women's Softball World Cup ... -
Local Sports Peace River football star: Braxton Rudneski makes Team Alberta
A young man from Peace River has made a name for himself in the world of football.As one of the only four teenagers chosen for the Alberta U16 team from ...
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Hockey Muzzin buzzin' for full season with Maple Leafs
Jake Muzzin spent much of his first half-season in Toronto playing catch-up.Now, he’s further ahead than many Maple Leafs in re-acclimatizing for what he hopes is a long run for ... -
Local News Peace River champions: Third place world title goes to local jet boat racers
With 39 teams from four countries, including Mexico, New Zealand, Canada and the United States, the 2019 World Jet Boat Championships concluded in Taylor, B. -
Local Sports Peace Region Minor Football kicks-off Bantam and High School season with Eskimos
The Peace Region Minor Football League would like to thank all the parents and all the companies that donated to its prize tables and food booth, including but not limited ... -
Hockey Ex-Mitchell Meteor earns partial scholarship to Michigan
Victoria Hahn always wanted to play Division 1 hockey, but she never could have envisioned the journey that would lead her to the University of Michigan. -
Local Sports Pee Wees represent Canada well in Cooperstown, NY
The Mitchell Stratford RV Pee Wee Astros returned late last week from a tournament at Cooperstown All-Star Village in New York, placing seventh out of 60 teams in round robin ... -
Local Sports Diggers dethrone Cranes in women's league final
The Sultana Gold Diggers beat defending champions the Jarnel Cranes after a penalty shootout -
Local Sports Golf briefs: Men's and ladies' night results from local clubs
Roanoke ladies nightOn Aug. 12, 32 ladies came out to play at the Roanoke Golf Club, starting with heavy rain and ending with sunshine. -
Local Sports Braves swing for the fences at Canadian senior championship
The Canadian senior baseball championship doesn't begin until Thursday, but Sarnia Braves ace Mike Damchuk is already throwing heat. He expects to win gold. -
Local Sports Sasseville wins bronze at world junior swimming championships
Genevieve Sasseville of Chatham won a bronze medal at the world junior swimming championships Tuesday in Budapest, Hungary. -
Local Sports Raaymakers commits to X-Men
Goalie Joseph Raaymakers of Chatham will start the next chapter of his hockey career at St. Francis Xavier University.
