Club aims at fun while developing skills
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Children are having fun playing games with their friends, but what they don’t realize is they are learning hand-eye coordination, running skills, teamwork and the value of volunteer coaching which is preparing them for future track and field participation.The
SMASHING SUCCESS
Englehart High School badminton player Sam Stevenson extends herself to a smash position during her winning singles match with scores of 21-14 and 21-12. Timiskaming District Secondary School hosted the badminton tournament on Wednesday, April 19. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)
Hannah Story-Korman skis with the best in the world
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Can you imagine taking part in your favourite sport alongside your sporting heroes, the world’s elite athletes?Temiskaming Nordic Ski Club member Hannah Story-Korman has gained international experience as a member of Team Hardwood.She recently travelled to Norway and Sweden to
Nikki Cambridge selected for 2017 OCAA Hall of Fame
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — She can be found walking through the halls of Timiskaming District Secondary School (TDSS) making her way to her favourite place, the volleyball court.Nikki Cambridge’s skill and passion for volleyball, plus her ability to consistently perform at a high level on
Mike’s Bantams bring back provincial gold
TORONTO (Special) – The Mike’s One Stop Bantam C Puckhounds competed at the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association (OWHA) Provincial Championships in Toronto April 7-9.The team was undefeated throughout the 16-team tourney, coming home with gold medals.MIKE’S 7 KINUCKS 0The Puckhounds did not know what to
Youth Basketball League teaches fundamental skills
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — There’s plenty of hoopla on the TDSS basketball courts these days.The Timiskaming District Secondary School (TDSS) Youth Basketball League (YBL), now in its 14th year, teaches the fundamentals of basketball skills, with a basic tenet: to have a positive learning
NDHL CHAMPS
The Temiskaming Vet Services Pee Wee Puckhounds won the NDHL league championship March 26 at the Haileybury Arena. The team is, in front from the left, Kaylan Morin and Meghan Durocher. Kneeling, same order, are Alexandra Melong, Ava Peters, Kyra Larocque, Megan Dufresne, Vanessa Paterson and Caia Sears. Standing in
ROAD TO SUCCESS
The Miller Paving Bantam Puckhounds are seen here in Powassan after their recent NDHL championship win. Standing, from the left, are Connor Davies, Regan Bilodeau, Riley Tomlinson, Johnny Gibson, Noah Miller, Jacob Rivet, Mason Greene, Brett Chartier, Owen Licop and Dawson Morin. In front are goalie Jonah McLaren and Jacob
Pedersen Pee Wees reach OHF semis
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) - You could call them the comeback kids, a never quit style of play combined with a solid work ethic.The Pedersen Construction Pee Wee Puckhounds had a nail-biter finish at the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) All-Ontario A championship in Kapuskasing April 9, losing a heart-breaking semifinal game
Bantam Girls dominate at OWHA provincials
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) - A dominant, undefeated performance paid off for the Mike’s One Stop Bantam C Girls as they came home with provincial gold medals.The Puckhounds competed at the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association (OWHA) Provincial Championships in Toronto April 7-9.The tournament was divided into 16 teams in pools A,