Panthers back on the prowl
Pelham basketball resumes red zone training
Off the court for more than two months because of the province-wide lockdown to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic,...
Brotherly love on the ice
Max and Alex Blanchard are reunited and it feels good.
The brothers, who have played together in the past, are back together patrolling the blueline...
Brock wrestler battles bureaucracy
Jevon Balfour seeks reinstatement of Olympic spot
Jevon Balfour thought he had taken the second-to-last step in his quest to represent Canada at the Tokyo...
Crossley rower signs with Eastern Michigan
Arden Schirru joins NCAA Division 1 rowing program
Arden Schirru couldn’t wait for the start of the 2020 high school rowing season.
Coming off a gold...
Panthers juggle three goaltenders
The Pelham Panthers feature a crowded crease this season.
The Panthers have been operating with three goaltenders — Brayden Kelso, Duncan Rolleman and Jeff Kernichan...
Next gen heading to Western
Crossley’s Newton to play OUA volleyball
An impressive blend of hard work, determination and athleticism resulted in Mya Newton signing a letter of intent to...
Crossley’s DelGobbo signs with Kent State
Former Canadian champ lands Division 1 golf scholarship
When you win a Canadian golf title, the NCAA Division 1 recruiting process tends to get a...
Bonisteel ready to go
Fenwick native takes on new responsibilities
The St. Catharines Falcons are asking Ben Bonisteel to grow up a little quicker than anticipated. The 17-year-old backstop...
Niagara Basketball United hits the floor
One look at Owen Dobbie’s face and you could tell the 17-year-old Pelham resident was loving his return to the basketball court.
The Grade 12...
Coaching up a storm
Cyclones coach Maryann Mergl loves supporting kids
For the past 27 years, Maryann Mergl has coached the E. L. Crossley Cyclones track and field team....