Alumni in attendance rekindle East York tradition
On Oct. 3, East York Collegiate played host to an alumni event which brought together former football players from the school for a three-day weekend festivity.
On Oct. 3, East York Collegiate played host to an alumni event which brought together former football players from the school for a three-day weekend festivity.
Developing a passion for a certain sport often starts at a very young age. But that wasn’t the case for Nick Ntoukas.
John McDonald may not be a star with the Toronto Blue Jays, but he is definitely one of the most popular players. And as much as Toronto loves the utility infielder, the feeling is mutual.
The return of Hedo Turkoglu to Toronto didn’t produce the fireworks that were expected – it was a pre-season game, after all – but the Raptors offence more than made up for it in the entertainment department.
[audio:http://torontoobserver.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/JoshuaTree.mp3|titles=JoshuaTree]Even today, the name of Secretariat lives on. Joshua Tree held off a late charge from Mores Wells and favourite Redwood to win the $2 million Pattison Canadian International at Woodbine on Saturday afternoon. He…
Phil Kessel scored on the power play 3:08 into overtime to give the Maple Leafs a 4-3 victory over the New York Rangers, spoiling their home-opener, Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
Speculation that the Toronto Argonauts might sign recently released quarterback Casey Printers may just gain momentum. Quarterback Cleo Lemon’s first year struggles continued as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats trounced the Argos 30-3 in a crucial division matchup on Friday at the Rogers Centre.
After being all but down and out for the first three quarters, the Toronto Raptors’ bench stepped up and showed some serious heart, turning a sure blowout to the Boston Celtics into a close 117-112 affair on Friday at the Air Canada Centre.
When it comes to athletic facilities, the University of Toronto takes a back seat to no one in Canada.
With the Maple Leafs’ undercard stars providing most of the scoring through the team’s first three games, the pressure was on Toronto’s top unit of Phil Kessel, Tyler Bozak and Kris Versteeg. Clarke MacArthur and…