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Lawn bowling results

There was a lot of red and white on the greens when the Sarnia Lawn Bowling Club hosted the annual Smith Funeral Home tournament on Canada Day. The Sarnia team of Nick Symes, Grant Collison and Gerry Wild finished first.

Andali star signs pro contract

Sarnia's Kristine Andali has turned a negative into a positive. She was passed over as a possible wild card entry to the CrossFit Games finals in California this month, but didn't let the disappointment overcome her.
Popular skating coaches hang ‘em up

Popular skating coaches hang ‘em up

Heather Wright They find skates more comfortable than shoes, which is what will make retirement so hard for Brad and Wendy Loosley.

Drouin won’t be flag-bearer

Corunna’s Derek Drouin will not be Canada's flag-bearer at the opening ceremonies of the Commonwealth Games in Scotland this month.
Bittersweet end to Jordan Hill’s season

Bittersweet end to Jordan Hill’s season

The last few weeks have been an emotional rollercoaster for Sarnia's Jordan Hill. First, he watched with excitement as a handful of former teammates hoisted the Stanley Cup as members of the Los Angeles Kings. Then his current team, the St.
Sarnia’s Ron Fogarty to coach hockey at Princeton

Sarnia’s Ron Fogarty to coach hockey at Princeton

Sarnia’s Ron Fogarty has been named head coach of the men’s hockey team at Princeton. The St.

Lawn bowling results

Local teams swept the top spots at the most recent Sarnia Lawn Bowling Club tournament. Blake McKay and Ed Braithwaite of the host club won men’s top honours June 18 at the On-Line Sealing event.
New chapter for star basketballer

New chapter for star basketballer

Caroline Hummell is not one of those athletes who began excelling at a sport as a toddler. In fact, the 18-year-old basketball star has only been playing hoops for six years.
Tennis Anyone? Canada’s rising stars spark new interest in sport

Tennis Anyone? Canada’s rising stars spark new interest in sport

Perhaps the next Eugenie Bouchard or Milos Raonic is already honing his or her skills at the Sarnia Riding Club. The club reports a spike in interest in the sport, partly because of the success of two rising Canadian stars on the professional tour.
Young tennis players net points on tour

Young tennis players net points on tour

Young athletes from Sarnia did well at the first two stops of the 2014 Little Caesars Junior Tennis Tour in Southwestern Ontario.