The club announced former Duke Jacob Panetta has been appointed to both titles, with former coach/GM Kent Lewis moving into a development/consulting role in his home province of British Columbia.
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This season marks the eighth year of the OMHA Coach of the Month presented by The Coaches Site. We asked for nominations of deserving coaches and after much deliberation, Mark Prentice of the Kawartha U9 White LL team was selected as the Coach of the Month for March.
As the rumor mill swirls, the owner of the Wellington Dukes is staying firm in his commitment to Prince Edward County and the Quinte region. Dukes owner Ken Clement and the organization…
A sport that requires a lot of heart and breathtaking speed is providing some inspiration for the people of Prince Edward County through a successful athlete. Wellington’s Kolby Parks, 39, is one…
Remarkable accomplishment for Kingston’s Marty Abrams. His Navan Grads are competing at the Centennial Cup, their win on Friday was Abrams’ 900th career coaching win at the Jr A level.
Both Quinte teams won their first-round match-ups in five games with Wellington emerging victorious over the St. Michael’s Buzzers and Trenton knocking out the Cobourg Cougars.
The previous issue (Fall 2022) of Total Sports Quinte magazine included a feature on Tyendinaga basketball players who competed at the Ontario Summer Indigenous Games.
The Ontario Summer Indigenous Games (OSIG) took place at the University of Ottawa from July 28 to 31.
Both my kids are now playing hockey in the U.S.
Exciting times but as the saying goes, “the more things change the more they stay the same.” I find I am still driving to hockey…its just longer trips.
Sports are not cheap. At minimum, families will spend $1,000 annually per child on sports. That $1,000 gets your child into introductory or recreational leagues and activities. What if your child is very talented or exceptional when playing at these recreational levels, what’s next?