Five local gymnasts recently competed at Eastern Canadian championships in Sherbrooke, Quebec bringing home four gold and one bronze medal.
U12 & U14 Recruitment & Boys Bay of Quinte Rugby. The Bulldogs are looking to recruit more U12 and U14 boys for their respective teams. No experience is needed to join the team! U12s practice Tuesday and Thursday at 6pm at Centennial and the U14 Boys practice Monday and Thursday at 6:30pm at Bayside. See below poster for details.
The rebrand to Zone Athletics reflects the way the recreational sports facility has grown and expanded in recent years.
The company was founded in 2014 as a cheerleading gym but grew to offer recreational cheerleading, tumbling, and parkour classes, in addition to PA Day camps, summer and holiday camps,
A flag football program was the foundation, but the Skyhawks over the years have added rep teams at the U14, U16 and U18 levels as well as a Canadian Junior Football League U22 team. The plan is to introduce a U12 team next spring as well.
Fifteen-year-old Francis Brennan achieved a rare feat for a Belleville Beast swimmer in April when he competed at the Canadian Trials.
As a goaltender for the undefeated Sault College Cougars that won the American Collegiate Hockey Association Division 2 national championship this past season, one moment in particular stands out for Belleville’s Cassidy Dobson.
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.
Shannonville (Ontario), May 17, 2023 – The Super Series launched the 2023 season on the warmest Spring weekend with the biggest grids in recent series history. With grids large, riders talented and weather perfect, the fans were treated to nine intense and action-packed races.
“That is going to bring the top riders from across Canada to our track,” Bondar said. “This is some pretty serious competition with some of the best machines in the country.”
There will certainly be no mistaking the Belleville Senators as they roll their way through the American Hockey League in 2023-24.
The Senators, along with Loyalist College and Franklin Coach Lines Ltd. unveiled a fresh wrap for the team’s bus, outside of CAA Arena, on Thursday morning.
The Belleville Senators are an optimistic group. Perhaps that is true because few organizations can boast such an impressive group of skilled prospects.
General Manager Ryan Bowness is particularly enthusiastic about the development and progress of the next wave of organizational talent.