Youth movement leading midtown’s football teams
The NFL has commenced its 2015 campaign. The CFL is going full bore as it heads into the last few months before the Grey Cup. That also means the Toronto District School Board, and CISAA…
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Baseball leader to be remembered with fall event
Leaside baseball figure David Stickney will be remembered at a September event, which will also serve as a fundraiser to create memorials to the longtime coach who died in May.
3 medals for Lawrence Park in OFSAA tennis
The only regret the Lawrence Park CI tennis team has after its performance at OFSAA is that its two mixed doubles, who finished second and third, didn’t get the chance to meet each other in…
Leaside High alum calls it a CFL career
The ship has sailed on Toronto Argonaut Mike Bradwell’s career. A Leaside High School alumnus who first started playing football in Grade 12, Bradwell has decided to pack it in after six seasons and 92…
Leaside loses a baseball leader
Leaside has lost a skilled teacher and unforgettable volunteer. David Stickney, 71, died on Monday after suffering heart failure and collapsing on the field while coaching the York Mills CI girls softball team at Goulding…
Hockey tournament all about ‘girl power’
The annual all-girls hockey tournament put on by Blessed Sacrament, a Catholic elementary school near Yonge Street and Lawrence Avenue,ran for the fifth time on Tuesday, seeing 150 girls come from across the city to…
Boy, 10, gets surprise from Raptor
It was just a couple weeks ago that 10-year-old Miles Boehm-North was one of more than 100 kids in the gymnasium at Rawlinson Community School for a chance to meet Toronto Raptors star DeMar DeRozan.…
Kids hockey camp ends in a draw
The Winter Classic March Break Camp saw 22 kids age 7-13 come out to improve their skating, shooting and puck control skills.
Leaside hockey teams go wild with medals
The 36th annual March Break Madness girls hockey tournament wrapped up Sunday night with 11 of the 27 host Leaside Wildcats teams collecting medals.
Girls, teachers to face off in charity hockey game
The annual hockey game between students and teachers at Loretto Abbey Catholic Secondary School will be seeing the puck drop April 15 at North Toronto Memorial Arena.