Orangeville prep school attracting some of best basketball talent in Canada

By Bobby Colorado on April 10th, 2018April 24th, 2018.

Top Canadian basketball talent are making their way to the outskirts of Orangeville, Ontario to pursuit their hoop dreams.

Little Stanley Cup decided in overtime thriller

By Rushanthi Kesunathan on April 9th, 2018April 24th, 2018.

As one hockey league begins the long journey to the Stanley Cup, another has already handed one out.

Bulls’ Evans shows versatility in all aspects of her athletic life

By Ryan Blevins on March 8th, 2018April 24th, 2018.

As a junior in high school, Lauren Evans decided she would try her hand at volleyball, just for fun. She made the team.

Thomas Land mid stride with his eyes on the finish line.

Guelph Gryphons dominate again at OUA university track championships

By Thomas Ketko on February 26th, 2018April 24th, 2018.

Sometimes big stages in athletics lend themselves to dramatic outcomes that remind us anything is possible and miracles do happen, especially when mere fractions of seconds separate podium positions.

The University of Guelph Gryphons refused to let this be one of those times.

Nunavut cousins find badminton success at Indigenous Games

By Brandon Jodouin on July 21st, 2017July 21st, 2017.

Many of the teams participating in badminton this week at the North American Indigenous Games had never met before arriving in Toronto.

But that’s not the case for cousins Davidee Kudluarok and Mike Kavik, the 16U males double team from Sanikiluaq, Nunavut.

Wisconsin forward looks back fondly at NAIG experience

By Tyler Partridge on July 19th, 2017.

Victor Bird realized that Wednesday’s under-19 basketball match versus Manitoba might have been his last at the North American Indigenous Games.

Badminton’s Isabelle Bailey and Rachel Cameron becoming fast friends

By Brandon Jodouin on July 19th, 2017.

Athletes often cite experience playing with each other as an answer to why they’re able to work so well together.

Hockey players, for instance, often make blind passes, made possible by a sixth sense of just knowing where their teammate will be at any given time.

Javelin thrower Hannah Morningstar a role model for all

By Vivek Jacob on July 18th, 2017.

On the morning of her first major competition, Hannah Morningstar was struggling just to think. It was at the 2014 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) in Regina, Sask., and the then 13-year-old was trying to find a way to throw her javelin as best as she could. “On that day, I woke up feeling extremely […]