Sabres under new direction
Sabres Cheer and Tumbling are rolling in a new direction with new head coach Jessica Haggith.The non-profit, volunteer-based club of athletes was created in 2008 at the Sangudo Junior/Senior high ...
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Local Sports Running, swimming, and biking for Team Canada
Local athlete Payton Achtymichuk was recently selected by Triathlon Team Canada to represent the country at the World Triathlon Championships in 2020. -
Local Sports Edmonton denies allegations of negligence in 2017 death of boxer Tim Hague, asks for dismissal ...
The City of Edmonton is denying any wrongdoing in allowing fallen boxer Tim Hague to fight in a June 2017 bout and is asking the province’s justice system to dismiss ... -
Brennan and son in full Scramble mode at Ottawa Sun Scramble
Guess what — a new father-son megapower is emerging in the Ottawa Sun Scramble.And don’t be surprised if one day it has tournament followers remember the past four Open Champions ... -
Other Sports Charles Garvey logs many miles to win stakes race close to home
Charles Garvey owns an oil pipe company across the road from Century Mile in Nisku.But he travelled a lot of miles to win a stakes race within about four kilometres ... -
Other Sports JONES: Explode wins first Canadian Derby at Century Mile
Ole Nielsen was a kid in Edmonton collecting pop bottles in the ditch to get $2 to go to Northlands Park to bet on a horse when his Canadian Derby ... -
Other Sports Ostomy does not stop California runner at Servus Edmonton Marathon
Collin Jarvis lives by the motto: ‘No colon, keep rollin’.The native of Oakland, Calif., broke an unofficial world record for people with ostomies, finishing third at the Servus Edmonton Marathon ... -
Other Sports Red Deer runner comes back from absence to win Servus Edmonton Marathon
Kari Elliott was thankful to just be running in the 28th annual Servus Edmonton Marathon on Sunday, much less winning the women’s race.
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Local Sports Dorssers best again on Jamieson Junior Golf Tour
Owen Dorssers had no margin for error. -
Local Sports Johnson ready for bigger role with Team Canada
Pierce Johnson had a supporting role in his Team Canada debut two years ago. -
Local Sports Numbers up at Volleyball Kent Camps
Abi King, 12, serves during the intermediate camp at the 33rd annual Volleyball Kent Camps at St. Clair College's Chatham Campus HealthPlex in Chatham, Ont. -
Local Sports Rolls suffers knockout loss to Golovkin in fourth round
Gennady Golovkin knocked out Chatham's Steve Rolls in the fourth round Saturday at Madison Square Garden in New York. -
Local Sports Four Pool Sharks win trophies at year-end SEAL meet
Four Chatham Y Pool Sharks earned top-three results at the St. Clair Erie Aquatic League championship swim meet last Saturday in Windsor. -
Local Sports Two Ballhawks teams win bronze
Two Chatham Ballhawks teams won bronze medals at Ontario Volleyball Association tournaments Saturday. -
Local Sports Stevens makes Big Easy choice for college golf
If golf doesn't work out for Ryen Stevens, there's always a career with the New Orleans tourism board. -
Local Sports Lancers lose in SWOSSAA final
The Ursuline Lancers lost to the Villanova Wildcats in four sets in the SWOSSAA 'AAA' senior girls' volleyball final Thursday. -
Local Sports Chatham wrestlers reach podium at provincials
The Chatham Wrestling Club had three competitors make the podium at the Ontario Amateur Wrestling Association cadet and juvenile championships Saturday. -
Local Sports Nicholas, Canada fifth at World Rugby Women's Sevens Series
Blenheim's Breanne Nicholas helped Canada finish in fifth place on the latest stop on the HSBC World Rugby Women's Sevens Series on Saturday.
