The Belleville Senators are an optimistic group. Perhaps that is true because few organizations can boast such an impressive group of skilled prospects.Â
General Manager Ryan Bowness is particularly enthusiastic about the development and progress of the next wave of organizational talent.
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As part of this year’s activities and as a way of introducing the game of lawn bowling to those that have never played, the Belleville Lawn Bowling Club will be participating in National Bowls Day.Â
There’s a tremendous amount of quality high school track and field athletes in the Quinte region, but the majority of them stop training at the end of the season.
Figure skater Chloe Choinard earned a national title at the 2023 Skate Canada championships held in Oshawa in January.Â
Choinard is a longtime member of the Stirling Figure Skating Club and was coached locally by Lindsay Newbery.
The Quinte Tennis Club, located since 1949 at the corner of Dufferin Ave. and Queen Street in Belleville, continues to attract players of all ages.
Youth are learning the sport, especially through camps offered, and adults continue to play recreationally and competitively.
Cheerleading isn’t just about the throws, the flips and tumbling.Â
It’s noticeable, Pegasus Cheer Athletics coach Rachelle Provost says, when the athletes are genuinely loving what they do.
Board chair Cathy Duggan said the club was treading water, though, as the COVID-19 pandemic and provincial restrictions continued. Longtime coach Jim Anfield, who also took on other tasks such as registrar, treasurer and equipment manager, kept a few swimmers in the pool when possible, but ultimately made the decision to step away, which the club understood.
Registration numbers have soared for the Belleville Soccer Club for the upcoming 2023 outdoor season.Â
About 1,250 players are signed up for the club’s recreational leagues while there’s an additional 250 in the development and competitive program.
Thirteen-year-old Isaac Kerr of Belleville and Gracie Hagan, 14, from Brighton earned medals in bowling competition at the Ontario Winter Games in February.
