PORT
HAWKESBURY: The Strait Pirates will enter game six of the Nova Scotia Junior
Hockey League championship series in a do-or-die situation.
The
sixth game will take place in Sackville this Friday, and the host Blazers are
nursing...
PORT
HAWKESBURY: PHAST Port Hawkesbury hosted a very successful Nova Tech North 5
meet on Saturday, April 13.
Five northern teams sent their Novice swimmers to compete at the SAERC pool. PHAST saw eight swimmers...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The fifth game of the Strait
Pirates’ Nova Scotia Junior Hockey League (NSJHL) championship series against
the Sackville Blazers will take place tonight (April 16) at the Port Hawkesbury
Civic Center.
The series is all...
ST. PETER’S: Local baseball player
Ellie MacAulay got a taste of big league action last month as she learned what
it’s like to pitch at a Major League Baseball field.
“One of the biggest highlights for...
L’ARDOSIE: It was a trip that saw Temeka Stevens, a
young baseball player from L’Ardoise, show folks in the Dominican Republic that
Canadians know their way around a ball diamond – and that girls can compete
very well against their...
SYDNEY: It was the first time a Cape
Breton West hockey team competing above the ‘A’ level took a provincial
championship and, considering the backstory that led them to the Hockey Nova
Scotia championship, the banner win was all the...
LOUISDALE:
A university-level basketball skills camp will take place at Richmond Academy
on May 18-19 for players from grade six to 12.
“All the
universities have basketball camps, but you have to travel to them,” said
Darren Campbell,...
Week Number 29 Apr. 11, 2019
—- Weekly Stats —-
Men’s High Single
Matt MacDonald 141
Gerard MacEachern 134
Mike Lukeman 125
PORT HAWKESBURY: The Junior Pirates rallied for a
3-0 win last Monday night to tie their best-of-seven championship series with
the Sackville Blazers 1-1, thanks in part to a two-goal performance by Olan
Spears and a shutout by Cody Smith.
PORT HAWKESBURY: Their first season in the Nova Scotia Minor AAA
Midget Hockey League (NSMAAAMHL) was a tough one, but 2018-19 saw the Cabot
Highlanders manage a big win by expanding the framework for developmental
hockey in the local area.