The month of July was a big one for Quinte Bay Tumbling and Acrobatic athletes. They both attended the Canadian National Championship in their respective disciplines where the best athletes from across the country come together to compete.
The Quinte West Wolverines U13 team won back-to-back soccer tournament championships in Ancaster and Peterborough
Announced guests so far include women’s legend Mickie James as well as Tatanka, Brutus the Barber Beefcake, Tommy Dreamer, Kon (formerly of WWE’s The Ascension) and Nick Aldis, who will also wrestle on the show that afternoon.
Belleville baseball player Braydon Tweedy conquered Rogers Centre and was in contention to compete at the World Series.
Following a successful 2022-2023 campaign, the Belleville Spirits girls basketball program will look to continue that momentum into next season. Three Spirits teams captured provincial gold – U16 in Division 1, U14 and U19B in Division 5 – while the U19A team placed third in the highest OBLX level.
BELLEVILLE, ON – Ottawa Senators general manager Pierre Dorion announced today additions to the team’s hockey operations department. An Ottawa native, and former Senators forward, Ben Sexton has been promoted from the American Hockey League’s Belleville Senators and joins Senators’ head coach D.J. Smith’s staff as an assistant coach.
A hot start and productive special teams gave the Wellington Dukes their first victory of the young OJHL season.
The Dukes did the job of spoiling the Pickering Panthers home opener with a 9-0 win on Sunday night on the strength of six powerplay markers and a shorthanded lamp-lighter.
A spectacular night honouring the past ended in heartbreak for the Wellington Dukes on Friday.
Welcoming more than 30 alumni to the Duke Dome for their home and season opener, the team lost a 3-1 lead on back-to-back powerplay markers
Prior to the current Dukes home opener versus the Toronto Jr. Canadiens, the organization will honour more than 40 alumni players, former coaches, staff members and volunteers for their time spent with the team, dating back to the late 80s and early 90s. Many of the older players came from the former Jr. B days of the Belleville/Trenton Bobcats that transitioned to the Dukes.
Brown and former Birts Handy Stand teammates, City councillor Dunc Armstrong and brother Terry Brown, have tossed around the idea of bringing the Devilettes to Trenton to play for a few years and decided it was time to put the idea into action
Belleville Ontario – Pero, now 19, is a student-athlete at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Just like his dad was back in the day.
And this summer the Bloomfield golfer captured the Ontario Men’s Amateur title, which his father Mike Pero won in 1989.
Meloni Crandall of Consecon, Dominique Jenkins of Stirling, Stephanie McGinn of Frankford won the 2023 Softball Canada Women’s Slopitch Canadians in Dorchester, ON with the Angels.
The Quinte Royals are set to host two Ontario Baseball Association provincial championships Labour Day weekend, including for president Chris Lisle’s 16-and-under club. Lisle has focused on coaching, though, and notes vice-president…
Quinte Royals 14U coach Chad Crawford is confident his team is up for the challenge of not only competing at the Ontario Baseball Association provincial championships Labour Day weekend, but also at…
99.3 County FM, Prince Edward County’s volunteer driven non-profit community radio station continue their partnership with local hockey team, “The Wellington Dukes”, for the 2023-24 season.
We will be hosting an Open House at CAA Arena on Friday, August 25th from 2-5 pm.Interested in joining our team for the 2023-2024 season? Come out and tour our arena, meet our account executives …
Cristy Latham is the fourth Director of Athletics and Recreation in Loyalist College’s history and the first female athletic director in college history, it was announced in June.
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UTURNS ON SPORTS
We here at Total Sports Quinte are very proud of this issue supporting the “Every Child Matters” movement along with Every Child Matters Game where the Wellington Dukes will be wearing orange “Every Child Matters” jerseys.
UTURNS: The Trials, Tribulations and Triumphs of being a parent coach.
Recent events such as the NHL draft, the NBA draft, the Olympics, National team camps, return to minor sports after the pandemic etc etc, have spurred a lot of conversation on social media
A hot start and productive special teams gave the Wellington Dukes their first victory of the young OJHL season.
The Dukes did the job of spoiling the Pickering Panthers home opener with a 9-0 win on Sunday night on the strength of six powerplay markers and a shorthanded lamp-lighter.
Fitness
Belleville Ultimate Disc Association celebrated 10 years of offering frisbee competition in the Quinte region in 2022.
Now in its 11th year, BUDA has leagues year-round and is introducing the sport to younger athletes as well.
Vice-president Jaye Dilts recalled learning of ultimate from a softball teammate before they began playing recreationally in Belleville. A small gathering tossed the disc around and played a modified game.
The Township of Tyendinaga has a variety of recreation opportunities for both youth and adults. Having great facilities, for starters, makes that possible.
The first-ever Quinte Watersports Fair will be held in Belleville on Saturday 10 September, in conjunction with the World Rowing Tour 2022
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