Bid to put East York cricket legend in Canadian Sports Hall of Fame

Second Scarborough brother suits up in La Liga

Jonathan de Guzman won't have to search very far for information on Spain's La Liga, which the 22 year old has just joined, becoming only the second Canadian ever to do so.

The first was his 28-year-old older brother Julian de Guzman who played for Deportivo La Coruna prior to joining...

Teacher hits the greens with top pros at Canadian Open

David Bunker, a 45-year-old physical education teacher at Lawrence Heights Middle School and a notable amateur golfer, competed in the Canadian Open this past week.

New head coach is making waves at Scarborough Swim Club

The Scarborough Swim Club is floating some lofty plans for the next five years and they've enlisted the coaching philosophy of a proven winner to ensure it happens.

Darren Ward, an American-born freestyle swimmer who represented Canada at the Olympics in Seoul, Korea in 1988 and in Barcelona...

Don Mills Tennis Club celebrates 50 years

As much as things have changed in 50 years, they've virtually remained the same for the Don Mills Tennis Club.

Sure there are roads and cars now where cattle once grazed, when the Bond Park-area club sat inside the former curling dome at The Donway and Don Mills Road (where the Shell gas...

Maple Leafs open IBL playoffs with a win

Marek Deska pitched seven solid innings and Dan Gibbons had three hits, including a solo homer, to lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 7-4 win over the Guelph Royals in the opening game of the first round best-of-seven series at Dominico Field at Christie Pits on Sunday, July 25.

The Intercounty...

Brown earns bronze in 200-metre race at world junior championships

It was the 100-metre race that Beach resident Aaron Brown, a recent graduate this past summer from Scarborough's Birchmount Park Collegiate, qualified to compete in at the world junior track and field championships, which wrapped up Sunday, July 25 in Moncton...

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Northern Secondary student on Canada's junior world team

A Northern Secondary School student who will enter Grade 12 this September has cracked Canada's national junior baseball team, and will suit up for the world championships which run July 23 to Aug. 1 in Thunder Bay.

Jalen Harris, who just turned 18 on July 7, was the only Toronto player on...

Fund helps more kids play hockey

Hockey may be Canada's game, but it's also one of Canada's most expensive games.

In order to help financially strained youth involved in the game, the George Bell Hockey Association (GBHA) is expanding their Help A Kid Play Hockey fund. The organization is looking for 12 young players...

Scarborough Stingrays head to national championships in New Brunswick

The Scarborough Stingrays midget girls 18U tier 1 team are off to the Canadian National Fastpitch Championships from Aug. 1 to 8 in Saint John, New Brunswick.

The team won the Ontario championship held in Guelph July 16 to 18 with a record of 7 and 1.

"The girls played hard," said...

Brown makes 200-metre final at world junior track championships

Beach resident Aaron Brown, a graduate this year of Scarborough's Birchmount Park Collegiate, has made the 200-metre final at the World Junior Track and Field Championships which wrap up Sunday, July 25, in Moncton.

The 200m race is set for Friday, July 23, 9:30 p.m., local time.

Kids get a kick out of soccer in Scarborough

To gauge whether Scarborough kids are crazy about soccer, all you have to do is ask Toronto FC captain and Scarborough native Dwayne De Rosario.

Brown leads local contingent at junior worlds

A couple of local athletes are competing at the World Youth Track and Field Championships, which are under way in Moncton, New Brunswick, wrapping up Sunday, July 25.

Among them is Aaron Brown who earned a silver medal at last year's junior world's in Italy,

Although a Beach resident...