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P.E.I.'s Charlottetown Knights name new head coach
A familiar face behind benches in eastern P.E.I. is continuing to progress up the ranks to the New Brunswick/P.E.I. Major Under-18 Male Hockey League next season. Will Zafiris of Stratford has been named head coach of the Charlottetown Bulk Carriers ...
HARNESS RACING: Tobins Brownie wins feature race in sloppy conditions
A wet night led to a front-end victory for Tobins Brownie in the feature at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park on May 9. The $3,700 Fillies and Mares Preferred Pace had Tobins Brownie and trainer-driver David Dowling ...
‘I’m going to Paris with no regrets’: Decorated gymnast Ellie Black reflects on her record-breaking Olympic journey
When Ellie Black steps into Paris’s Bercy Arena for the gymnastics competition at this summer’s Olympic Games, she will add her name to the Canadian record book. Already Canada’s most decorated female artistic gymnast, the 28-year-old from Halifax ...
TOSH senior keeps promise to coach of returning to rugby pitch after suffering serious injury
It has been a long 12 months for Carter Lawless, but the Three Oaks Senior High School senior has kept his promise. Lawless broke two bones in his leg – the tibia and fibula – in an all-terrain vehicle accident in mid-May 2023. Despite surgery – ...
Goin’ down the road: Tennis wunderkind Colburne partakes in Canadian U15 camp, will join brother in Montreal this fall
The time has come for Joni Colburne to leave Nova Scotia behind to further her tennis aspirations. In August, the 12-year-old will move to Montreal with her family and reunite with her older brother Caden, one of the country’s top up-and-coming ...
P.E.I.'s Scott Morrison enjoys first season as Utah Jazz assistant coach
Scott Morrison said his first year as an assistant coach with the NBA’s Utah Jazz was a great experience. “It was good to be back in the front of the bench and have a big role, and I feel like Coach (Will) Hardy, and I have a really good relationship ...
Raising autism acceptance: NBA coach from P.E.I. and his wife form To The Max Foundation in honour of their son
What started as a small gesture has turned into much more, on and off the basketball court, for a family from P.E.I. living in Salt Lake City. Scott Morrison, who is from Morell, recently concluded his first season as an assistant coach with the ...
MacDougall right back to work at UNB after returning home from coaching Canada to world U18 championship
There are several reasons success follows Gardiner MacDougall, but right at the top of that list is a second-to-none work ethic. MacDougall returned to his Fredericton-area home at 2 a.m. on May 7 after close to 18 hours of travelling from Finland, ...
NASCAR’s Regan Smith returns for this summer’s IWK 250
NASCAR driver and Fox personality Regan Smith returns to Riverside International Speedway this summer to race in the IWK 250. The 40-year-old Smith will drive the Cat Car for Kids in the July 20 race in James River. It will be Smith’s fourth IWK 250 ...
Summerside's Ryan MacKinnon wins award voted on by the Belleville Senators' players
It didn’t take long for Ryan MacKinnon’s team-first influence to be felt with the Belleville Senators of the American Hockey League (AHL). The 29-year-old son of John and Mona MacKinnon of Summerside was recently named the recipient of Belleville’s ...
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