The Toronto Observer

Losing 7-1 in the semi-finals is a tough way to go out and West Hill Golden Hawks coach John Beatt says he’s already looking to avenge the loss next season.

The most recent numbers from Stats Canada suggest, albeit from 2005, that baseball is a declining sport when it comes to participation by Canadian youth. However, when it comes to Scarborough, it may be time to knock those stats out of the park.

Decked out in Toronto Blue Jays gear with big smiles on their faces, young baseball players from across Scarborough took advantage of a free Rookie Ball clinic at Out of the Park Sports last weekend. The instructional clinic was hosted by the Scarborough Stingers.

Figure skating and hockey reign as the top sports on ice, but speed skating is almost caught up with them.

Scarborough native golf pro Andrew Ximines, 38, loves kids. A smile on their faces, puts a smile on his.

Badminton players from across the province descended upon Centennial College this past weekend as the school hosted the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association's badminton championships.

The Scarborough Titans senior cheerleading team placed second at a national competition last May, this year, their eyes are set on first.

Outdoor ice rinks in Toronto are a focal point in the Scarborough community. Scarborough however has traditionally been snubbed by the City of Toronto when it comes to the building of outdoor rinks. Centennial College is working to change that.

When it comes to minor hockey in the east end of Toronto, West Hill is a hotbed of hidden talent. Phil Carter, the West Hill Golden Hawks General Manger, knows the truth about hockey in the community.

A shark may have never been spotted in Peterborough Ont., but the city should put itself on alert. The Scarborough Sharks will be in town as the playoffs in the Lower Lakes Female Hockey League start next week. The Sharks intermediate A team face the Peterborough Ice Kats in the first round of the postseason