The Fall 2026 Bay of Quinte high school sports season is officially underway, bringing action across the region with recent opening matchups, dominant early-season rugby scorelines, and highly anticipated field events
The historic opening weekend marked a new chapter for local sports at the freshly upgraded King Edward Park Arena, which featured a newly painted Vikings logo at centre ice and an energetic hometown crowd eager to welcome their new team.
TRENTON, ONTARIO – SEPTEMBER 25: Hunter Spicher #2 of the Trenton Golden Hawks and Blake Berthiaume #16 of the Wellington Dukes battle for position in the second period at the Duncan McDonald Memorial Gardens on September 25, 2026 in Trenton, Ontario. (Amy Wiegel / OJHL Images)
BELLEVILLE, ON –Â The Belleville Bulls U12A team made an early
statement this weekend, going undefeated at the Mary Parkinson Memorial Tournament in
Richmond Hill and returning home as tournament champions.
The County Cooperage U10 Quinte Red Devils kicked off their season in Peterborough at the Pat Larock Memorial Tournament. In round robin play, the team went undefeated after 4 games, scoring 25 goals and only allowing 6 goals against.
Preseason hockey in the Bay of Quinte region is officially shifting into high gear as local teams finalize their training camp rosters, adjust front-office operations, and prepare for exhibition games ahead of the upcoming 2026–27 season.
Royals Domination & Major Tournaments Arriving. The rep baseball scene has seen massive success this summer, particularly from the Quinte Royals U11 Select Team, who finished their regular season with a spectacular undefeated 16-0 record
Wellington, ON — After nearly a decade of ownership, Wellington Dukes Governor and Owner Ken Clement has agreed to sell the Ontario Junior Hockey League franchise to local businessman Andrew Gunning, President of Farnsworth Construction and owner of Oak Hills Golf Club.
The road to the Calder Cup comes down to two teams: the Chicago Wolves and the Toronto Marlies. Every game of the Finals will be streamed live on AHLTV on FloHockey.
The 2025–26 school year will be remembered as one of the most successful and competitive seasons in recent memory for high school athletics across the Bay of Quinte region. Leading the way was St. Theresa Catholic Secondary School, whose Titans hockey team captured the school’s first-ever provincial championship.