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Durham pride shines bright at the Brier

The Montana's Brier wrapped up Sunday, and while Ontario didn't make the playoffs, a local team has made its mark on the national stage....
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Durham Lords fall to Lakeland Rustlers in hard-fought quarterfinal

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The lasting toll of fighting in hockey

As the debate over fighting in the National Hockey League (NHL) continues, evidence shows that many players are paying a steep price long after...
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Durham Lords secure home playoff match with victory over Algonquin

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Durham pride shines bright at the Brier

The Montana's Brier wrapped up Sunday, and while Ontario didn't make the playoffs, a local team has made its mark on the national stage....

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Durham pride shines bright at the Brier

The Montana's Brier wrapped up Sunday, and while Ontario didn't make the playoffs, a local team has made its mark on the national stage....

Durham Lords fall to Lakeland Rustlers in hard-fought quarterfinal

Durham Lords women's volleyball team fell to the undefeated Lakeland Rustlers in straight sets at the quarterfinal match of the 2025 CCAA Women's Volleyball...

The lasting toll of fighting in hockey

As the debate over fighting in the National Hockey League (NHL) continues, evidence shows that many players are paying a steep price long after...
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Different roads led B.C. athletes to Ontario Tech

Emily McPhail -
Varsity athletes at Ontario Tech University come from all over Canada. A couple of student-athletes from beautiful British Columbia found themselves discovering Ontario for...

U SPORTS hockey is more than a game

Corrado Distefano -
Imagine you’re a major junior hockey player who has just finished your final year of eligibility and you are not taken in the National...

Mental Health: ending stigma on and off the playing field

Kayla Jackson -
Clint Malarchuk, the former NHL goalie known for a 1989 tragedy when he was slashed with a skate to the jugular during a game,...

The NFL has taken their nickname “No Fun League” to the next level this season

Ethan Ricker -
Any kid who plays the sport they love, loves to get fired up and celebrate with their teammates or coaches after scoring a goal,...

Durham Lords rugby captain Malcolm Hooper always finds a way to succeed

Ethan Ricker -
Malcolm Hooper has had quite the journey on his way to becoming the Durham College (DC) men's rugby team captain after his first season,...

‘Disappointment’ for Wozney as COVID-19 cancels Ontario Tech star’s chance to play for Canada

Kayla Jackson -
An Ontario Tech hockey star has been named to play for the Canadian team at an international hockey event - but she won't get...

Scottie Barnes: Best Raptor Rookie

Desi Huddy -
Scottie Barnes is the best rookie playing on the Toronto RaptorsAs the 2021-22 NBA season continues, Scottie Barnes continues to prove why he is...

Lords finish fall season with medal of each colour

Corrado Distefano -
The Durham Lords fall varsity sports season concluded with the men's rugby team winning the Ontario Colleges Athletics Association (OCAA) bronze medal Nov. 13....

Ridgebacks: Bits and bites Week 3

Corrado Distefano -
The Ontario Tech Ridgebacks men's hockey team only played one game last week against the Queen's Gaels in Kingston. Queen's entered the game as...

Ajax’s Charles overcomes injury to play U.S. college basketball

Desi Huddy -
Kordell Charles didn't let a broken ankle stop him from achieving his goal of playing U.S. college basketball.The 19-year-old Ajax native has overcome a...

Paul Ranger: NHL Hockey Star Returns Home

Kayla Jackson -
Paul Ranger says he started playing hockey around the age of 4 or 5 years old. He played in his kitchen at his...

Ridgebacks: Week 2 bits and bites

Kayla Jackson -
Heading into the second week of Ontario University Athletics (OUA) action, the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks men’s hockey team has a 2-1-1 record.Last weekend, Ontario...
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