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High school basketball: Highlanders take Sutton Memorial tourney with double OT win
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ROBIN SHORT: Will Davis’s baggage be too heavy for Edge?
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Athlete of the Week: Regan Seymour
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Newfoundlanders making names for themselves as NCAA varsity athletes
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English has 28 points, Jones registers triple-double, as St. John's Edge downs Cape Breton
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Former NBA star Glen Davis will be in St. John's Edge lineup this weekend
The St. John’s Edge will have former NBA star Glen “Big Baby” Davis in its lineup this weekend for a pair of National Basketball League of Canada games against P.E.I.’s Island Storm. As was first reported in The Telegram ...
Norris Point’s Ian Taylor proud of the journey to volleyball gold with Corner Brook Titans
Ian Taylor honed his volleyball skills at Gros Morne Academy. Playing for Gros Morne Academy meant playing the game at the 2A level against some of the smaller schools spread out across Newfoundland and Labrador. He loves being on the ...
High school basketball: They got in one game on opening day of Clarence Sutton Memorial Classic
The O’Donel Patriots downed the defending champion St. Kevin’s Mavercks 78-49 in the opening game of the 10th annual Clarence Sutton Classic Memorial basketball tournament Thursday at St. Kevin’s High gymnasium in Goulds. It was ...
Corner Brook’s Ryan Brake doesn’t let insulin pump get in the way of business on the basketball court
You would never know there was anything going on with Ryan Brake if you saw him compete on the basketball court. Driving to the net with authority, finishing at the rim and running a team are just some of the things he does well as a hoopster with ...
The 10th annual Clarence Sutton Memorial basketball tournament tips off off today
The 10th annual Clarence Sutton Memorial Basketball Tournament begins today at the St. Kevin’s High School gym in Goulds, where the host and defending Mavericks take on the O’Donel Patriots in the tourney opener at 4 p.m. Eight metro-area ...
Coach George Dolomount says player commitment key to Titans impressive run
George Dolomount’s thoughts flowed when he talked about how the Corner Brook Titans have become a dynasty in provincial 4A female volleyball. The Titans emerged as provincial 4A female volleyball champions by beating the Queen Elizabeth ...
Gander pool to receive an upgrade
GANDER, N.L. Tim Rowsell, head coach of the Gander Lakers Swim Club, is pleased to see upgrades coming to the Gander Arts and Culture Centre swimming pool. And he’s hoping it can be done without disrupting the club’s training ...
Corner Brook Regional High Titans claim provincial 4A girls volleyball crown
The Corner Brook Regional High Titans emerged as provincial 4A girls volleyball champions on Saturday, beating the Queen Elizabeth Regional High Pioneers in the championship game at Mount Pearl Senior High. The Titans took the title in three ...
Edge left broken on a Halifax court
It was the Hall of Fame football coach Bill Parcells who once famously coined the phrase, “You are what your record says you are.” So, with that in mind, we can say with absolute certainty the St. John’s Edge, with a ...
ROBIN SHORT: Down where football matters, he starred on ice
It may surprise some, but Alabama has a bit of history when it comes to hockey, or, as it’s known in Al…a…bama, ice hockey. The Birmingham Bulls toiled for three seasons in the old World Hockey Association, carving their own ...
