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• Jubilee Trophy season set to kick off
  The league is down to three senior teams, but the coaches agree substraction should add to the competitiveness of the Breen’s Jubilee Cup women’s ...
• A tough loss for one tough Shark
  His separated shoulder was so painful and his movement so restricted, his teammates said he needed help just getting his jersey on. But don’t ...
• Rock’s gamble doesn’t pay off
  The Rock, with an option to take a sure penalty kick that would have tied the score late in the second half of their game against Salta Province ...
• Walsh has the zeal to play in New Zealand
  No one has ever accused Rock forward Frank Walsh of giving up, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that, at 34, he still has visions of playing for ...
• For starters, this will be a tough test for The Rock
  The local rugby season kicks off with a monster game Thursday at Swilers Complex.The Canadian champion The Rock faces Salta Province from ...
• Defending champs not overconfident
  Defending Molson Challenge Cup soccer champions Holy Cross Kirby got off to an impressive season start with a 4-1 win over Mount Pearl That Pro ...
• Our players must be challenged
  Part 2: The future — Newfoundland and Labrador Soccer Association (NLSA) technical director Dragan Mirkovic has seen the future, and it ...
• Soccer: What's wrong and how do we fix it?
  Has Newfoundland and Labra­dor soccer fallen behind the rest of the country?That’s one of the questions put to two local knowledgeable soccer ...
• On the rise in Austria
  So what’s Rodi Short supposed to do for an encore? The former Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts defenceman from the Goulds scored ...
• Celtics looking at adding to Cup collection
  The Mask Security Celtics have come a long way and they are not finished yet.The fourth-seeded Celtics upset the first-place St. John’s Toyota ...
• Hardly a pool party
  Asked what it’s like to dive into a swimming pool at six in the morning after getting out of bed about 30 minutes earlier, young Mount Pearl ...
• More ups than down for Greening
  Colin Greening was up and down between the AHL to the NHL all season, but finished strong with the Ottawa Senators and, all things considered, ...
• Province's top male high school hoopster chooses UNB...
  The best male high school basketballer in this province and one of the top prospects in the country is headed to New Brunswick. Aaron O’Brien of ...
• High school final ends in ugly melee
  Peter Keough didn’t pull any punches. “It was embarrassing to us, to the school and the volunteers who give up their time so that we can have a ...
• Feildian Grounds getting major overhaul
  A major soccer project for Feildian Grounds may only be a year away. The Feildians Athletic Association (FAA) has plans to upgrade the Grounds to ...
• CeeBees 'hungry' for Herder
  Conception Bay North Eastlink CeeBee Stars coach Ian Moores says his team’s ability to come from behind in the Subway Avalon East Senior Hockey ...
• CeeBee Star picked the right time to shine
  Sean Wadden, like several Conception Bay North hockey players, got off to a slow start this season, but things have changed since then and the ...
• No panic in Caps
  St. John’s Toyota Plaza Caps coach Greg Ryerson says his team isn’t about to throw in the towel after going down 2-0 to Mask Security Celtics in ...
• Sparkling Diamond
  Subway Avalon East Senior Hockey League playoff MVP Freddy Diamond deflected praise for his outstanding play in the final pretty much the way the ...
• Where’s the respect?
  It’s the talk of the hockey world these days and there are as many views and opinions as there are hockey pucks. The high-profile injuries this ...
• Blades’ season, Herder hopes on the line
  The way Mount Pearl H.J. Bartlett Electric Blades coach Randy Pearcey sees it, his best players have to be at their best tonight. The Blades have ...
• Lady Hawks advance to AUS semifinal
  The Memorial Sea-Hawks advanced to the Atlantic University Sport (AUS) women’s basketball semifinals by holding on for an 83-79 quarter-final win ...
• Lady-Hawks will have to take the long road
  Memorial Sea-Hawks’ head coach Doug Partridge believes his team can beat the odds this weekend. The fourth-seeded Sea-Hawks take on fifth-seeded ...
• Dalton braced for AUS championships
  Brittany Dalton has performed remarkably well through an injury-plagued university basketball career and while physical setbacks may have ...
• Gushue dominant in his way to another Tankard win
  Brad Gushue says there’s enough talent in Newfoundland and Labrador to push his team for a Labatt Tankard provincial men’s curling title, but it ...
• Lady Hawks want to sweep through P.E.I.
  Memorial Sea-Hawks coach Doug Partridge simplified the team’s objective this weekend in Atlantic University Sport (AUS) women’s basketball.“We ...
• The worlds await
  By John BrowneThe TelegramJoey Russell came very close to giving up figure skating. And that’s a shocking revelation when you consider the ...
• This flag-bearer is Taylor-made
  Ben Taylor didn’t pay much attention to the message Michelle Healey left on his answering machine last week.Healey, Newfoundland and Labrador’s ...
• Lady Hawks finish with Grace
  Grace Fishbein hit two free throws with six seconds to play to break a tie as Memorial Sea-Hawks edged St. Francis Xavier X-Women 68-66 in ...
• Lady Hawks hope to put bad habits behind them
  It’s not often Memorial Sea-Hawks women’s basketball team gets swept at home, but Lady Hawks’ coach Doug Partridge isn’t about to panic at this ...