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Sports | Jul 30

Wildcats teams all earn byes

The Metro Toronto Wildcats will not be represented as the Ontario Varsity Football League kicks off the opening weekend (July 31 to Aug. 1) of post season in three divisions - varsity, junior and peewee.

And neither could the North York club, which plays out of Esther Shiner stadium, be any...

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Olympic Flame boys take top spot at St. Catharines soccer tourney

The Scarborough Olympic Flame Soccer club pulled off a big win at the Tiamo Festival Soccer tournament hosted by the Club Roma soccer club in St. Catharines on the July 24th weekend.

The U9 boys team went undefeated in the round robin with two shutouts and then won the final game in the eighth...

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Sports | Jul 29

Eagles prepare for OVFL post season

The Ontario Varsity Football League kicks off its playoffs in all three divisions this weekend and the Etobicoke Eagles, which play out of Centennial Stadium, have qualified in two of them - in senior and junior varsity divisions.

The senior varsity team earned a bye through the opening weekend...

Sports | Jul 29  |  Eric Heino

York U. a candidate for Pan Am track and field

As venue complications in Hamilton continue to drag on, York University is being examined as one of the front-runners to host track and field competitions for the 2015 Pan American Games.

Pan Am CEO Ian Troop held a teleconference on Thursday, July 29 when he said that while the location of track...

Sports | Jul 29

Junior Scarborough Thunder footballers complete perfect regular season

Scarborough's three Thunder football teams have all qualified for their respective Ontario Varsity Football League (OVFL) post seasons, and two of them will commence playoff action this weekend.

First to this weekend's games.

The oldest Thunder team (varsity) has a bye by virtue of an...

Sports | Jul 29

Mary Ward grad swimming to raise money for ALS

A recent Mary Ward Catholic Sceondary School grad is taking the plunge for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS also known as Lou Gehrig's disease).

Meredith Poole and her friend Julia Almeida are swimming from Winderemere House on Lake Rosseau to her family's cottage on Brackenrig Bay on...

Sports | Jul 29  |  Eric Heino

Scarborough's Pan American Games aquatics facility still a go

Rumours speculating that construction of Scarborough's Pan AmGames aquatics facility is in jeopardy have been flatly denied by both the local city councillor and by a top Pan Am 2015 official.

Some reports indicated the cost of soil remediation on the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus...

Sports | Jul 29  |  Eric Heino

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

One supporter of the late East York resident, Frederick James Heather, is lobbying to make him the first cricketer inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame.

Chris Redford was only two years old when his great uncle Frederick died in 1976. After searching through old scrapbooks and personal...

Sports | Jul 28

Junior tennis tournament held last weekend in Scarborough

The 2010 Scarborough Tennis Federation Junior Closed tournament was held July 23 to 26 at three clubs in Scarborough.

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- In the boys under 12 main draw final Louis Reyes (McLevin Park TC) defeated Milo Yorfido (Heron Park TC) 8 games to 2.

In the boys under 12 consolation draw final...

Sports | Jul 28

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...

Sports | Jul 28  |  Tim Foran

Teacher hits the greens with top pros at Canadian Open

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.

Sports | Jul 27  |  Sean Durack

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...

Sports | Jul 27  |  Sean Durack

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...

Sports | Jul 27

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...

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National track and field championships back at Varsity Centre

The University of Toronto's Varsity Centre, for the second straight year, is...

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