Colts’ basketball team shooting for the top
With a new facility in tow, the men’s basketball team at Centennial College will look to improve their record from last year and with hard work, fight for an OCAA championship.
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Blues look to capitalize on strong start
Not since 1995-1996 has the University of Toronto won three games in back-to-back seasons.
But that is exactly what the Varsity Blues are looking to do this Saturday when they travel to Ottawa for a 1 p.m. ET kick off with the Gee Gees.
St. Joe’s basketball coach learning on the job
When Francesco Malfitano took the head coaching job for the senior basketball team at an all-girls high school, he admittedly didn’t know much about the sport.
Inheriting a program trying to restore its basketball reputation, Malfitano had his work cut out for him in making the St. Joseph’s Bears a contender for the first time in decades.
Esteem Team athletes on wellness tour
If there’s one thing Kara Zakrzewski learned in her years as a beach volleyball player, it’s that knowledge is power.
The former Canadian international has spent 10 years with the Esteem Team, a group that visits youth in school with a message of empowerment, inspiration and goal setting.
Blues beat Gryphons for 2nd win
Fifth-year quarterback Andrew Gillis made two huge plays for the University of Toronto with under two minutes remaining to help seal a 21-12 victory over the visiting Guelph Gryphons Saturday afternoon. A 44-yard pass on…
High school track stars ready to thrive
St. Patrick’s Catholic Secondary School has two track stars, but they’re not really similar athletes. Steven Ajayi, 17, is the fast one, burning up the track in the 4×100-metre relay, 100m and 200m sprints. Andrew…
Communities get together for Sports Day
Sports are a part of the Canadian identity, and to celebrate their benefits, communities across the country are hosting events on Sept. 17-18 to mark Sports Day in Canada. The Toronto Wheelchair Relay Challenge hosted annually by the Canadian Paraplegic Association (CPA) is one of these events.
Toronto sprinter Griffiths ready for Pan Ams
In less than a month, Miana Griffiths will be busy preparing to showcase her skills to the world.
Blues look for another W in home opener
The University of Toronto will bring some momentum into their home-opener this Saturday against the Guelph Gryphons.
CWHL hopeful 1 step closer to Olympic dream
She wanted to play professional women’s hockey and has been working towards her dream for years.