When Major League Baseball instituted the pitch clock in 2023, I absolutely hated it.
I saw it as an affront to a great sport. Baseball was timeless – quite literally – and by putting...
DARTMOUTH: The U15 Novas opened their playoff series in convincing fashion last Saturday, blanking the Dartmouth Whalers 5-0 to take an early lead in the best-of-three matchup.
Nole Romard (from Asher Sampson) scored what...
Baddeck – The Baddeck Broncos Girls Basketball Team hosted the Division Three Basketball Provincial Championships on March 6-8 and saw qualifying teams from across the province compete, with the Broncos securing a bronze medal and finishing third...
PORT HOOD: The province’s top Division II high school hockey teams will converge on the Al MacInnis Sports Centre this weekend, as the Dalbrae Dragons play host to the Nova Scotia championships.
“You have...
COLE HARBOUR: The Strait-Richmond U18 AA Pirates continued their dominant season, returning from Dartmouth on the weekend of March 21 with their fourth championship banner.
The Pirates secured the title in dramatic fashion, defeating...
LOUISDALE: Dozens of handmade posters lined the walls of the Louisdale Arena on March 17, as the Potlotek Islanders faced off against the We'koqma'q Leafs in a spirited matchup.
The game served as a...
ANTIGONISH: The Antigonish Bulldogs hold a 2-1 advantage over the Eskasoni Junior Eagles following the opening weekend of their best-of-seven playoff series.
GAME ONE
The series got underway last Wednesday at...
There once was a time when I knew exactly what qualified as a sport. It involved speed, violence, and at least one person possessing a wildly-impressive vertical leap. They were sports that implied a lot of personal...
PORT HOOD: The president of the Dr. Bernie MacLean Cultural and Recreation Centre commission recently provided Municipality of the County of Inverness council with an update on ongoing operations and future needs at the community facility.
PORT HAWKESBURY: The U18 Strait-Richmond Pirates have made history, becoming the first-ever champions of the Hockey Nova Scotia U18 North Conference.
“We ended up winning in double overtime,” said Pirates coach Robert MacDonald following...