Wellington Dukes head coach Derek Smith knows he’s losing “a lot of character and a lot of leadership” from his departing overage players.
We all know the chances of playing a sport at an elite level is low and no matter our skill level we have all learned (transferrable) skills during our time in sport that will help us be successful in our non sport endeavours.
Jessie Mercer of Belleville is playing a key role in Golf Ontario’s plans to ensure that junior golfers from across the province get every opportunity to improve their skills and open the doors to future golf opportunities.
Ashley completely bought into the program and after 10 amazing years with the Beast, she will be moving onto a post-secondary level and remain ready to continue to progress her skills.
Pegasus is excited to continue being a safe space for families in the Bay of Quinte region. As they begin planning for the upcoming season. A Home Away From Home for their Athletes.
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Terry Boyd, owner of The GYM Trenton, discusses how “A number of existing researchers have confirmed that physical appearance is positively related to self-esteem level. Self-esteem exists in all mankind”.
Jeannette Sterner was born and raised in Germany and started at the age of 3 with vaulting. When she turned 6, she started with riding lessons. She moved to Ontario in January 2010 and made it her home.
here is good news on the horizon though for the Trenton Flyers women’s program Coach Brown plans to return to the team whenever they get the all clear to resume with CAF sports.
Jackie Jarrell was born and raised in Corbyville, Ontario growing up on her family dairy farm, RJ Farms. She played minor hockey with the boys Belleville Bobcats “AA” and the Quinte Red Devils “AAA.”