Tag: games
Preview: Western Mustangs eye win over rival McMaster Marauders
Keagan Hall leads Ontario university football in passing yards, completions and attempts.
As rivals load up, London Knights still waiting on four stars
Some teams â like the Oshawa Generals â are already loading up.
Sport notes: London Lightning hire new coach; skier Charlie Beatty fundraiser
The London Lightning have hired former Newfoundland Rogues coach Jerry Williams as their new bench boss.
More upheaval at Thames Valley board as acting associate director demoted
The fallout continues for senior administrators at the Thames Valley District school board as another senior administrator steps down
Q+A: Maggie Mac Neil reflects on swimming success, next steps
Maggie Mac Neil has closed the book on one of Canada’s best swimming careers and ranks as one of the most successful athletes in London sports history.
Attack trade Barlow to Oshawa for players and picks
One of the best goal scorers to ever play in Owen Sound finishes his career with the Attack just 17 tallies shy of Bobby Ryan’s all-time franchise mark. Colby Barlow asked for a trade, and on Thursday Dale DeGray sent the team’s former captain and Winnipeg Jets prospect to the Oshawa Generals for 17-year-old defenceman […]
Grey-Bruce clubs holding events to mark Bruce Trail Day
Bruce trail clubs in Grey-Bruce are preparing to celebrate Canada’s oldest and longest marked footpath. The Sydenham, Beaver Valley and Bruce Peninsula Bruce Trail clubs are all holding events on Sunday to mark Bruce Trail Day, an annual celebration of the 890-kilometre trail and the the Niagara Escarpment it runs along. The Sydenham club, which […]
Two London Knights stars are back from NHL training camps. Will more follow?
Sam OâReilly made a great first impression at Edmonton Oilers camp.
People ‘hungry’ for Fall Day at the Farm
It was the most successful Fall Day at the Farm yet Saturday. The fundraiser put on by volunteers raised more than $15,000 and counting for Canadian Foodgrains Bank, which helps feed people in developing countries through emergency food assistance and education about growing food. “It was probably our most successful day yet,” Heather Parkin said by […]
Effort and jam not enough as Attack fall to Storm again
There may not be moral victories in hockey, but this must be the most admired winless Owen Sound Attack club in a long time. The Attack’s dogged determination through two games, both losses to Midwest Division rival Guelph, has earned the team a long leash in the Scenic City . . . so far. “I […]