The Orillia 2026 Ontario Winter Games kicked off with explosive energy as young athletes from across the province gathered to compete in 17 different sports. Among the standout performances of the first weekend (February 19–22), weightlifters from the Victory Barbell Club delivered a masterclass in strength and technique at the Rotary Place venue.
Top Individual Performances: At Presqu’ile Lanes, Eileen Bird recently achieved the High Triple POA (+163) in the Tuesday Night Mixed league. Notable single-game scores of 323 were posted by Drew Wagar and Savannah Sharp.
Clarke made her official Olympic debut at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games, representing Team Canada. At 21 years old, she finished 19th overall in the women’s individual skeleton event on February 14, 2026
Michaud and his partner Lia Pereira finished fifth overall in the pairs event on February 9, 2026. Earlier in the competition, they briefly held the top spot during the short program with a personal best score of 74.60
As of mid-February 2026, the Loyalist Lancers are dominating, with the Women’s Basketball team hitting a 14-0 record after defeating Algonquin on Feb. 13
Women’s Volleyball secured playoff home-court advantage following wins against Centennial and La Cite. Men’s Basketball recently upset first-place Durham.
The Bay of Quinte Minor Football League (BQMF) is excited to announce its official debut in the Belleville area and surrounding communities for the Spring 2026 season. BQMF is a registered non-profit organization that will launch with five founding teams representing communities across the region.
Quinte Curling Club Hosts Prime Rib Dinner Fundraiser on March 1, 2026
Belleville, Ontario — The Quinte Curling Club is pleased to announce its upcoming Prime Rib Dinner Fundraiser
Loyalist College Athletics February 2026 is highlighted by the final varsity games at the historic “Lancerdome” (Kente Building gym) as the college prepares to transition to a new athletics facility.
The Bay of Quinte/Kingston basketball scene highlighted intense competitive action, notably through the Pete Petersen Basketball League where teams like the Lions, Monarchs, and Mustangs secured narrow victories in late January
On Sunday, January 25, 2026, Pegasus Cheer competed at the Extreme Chill Cheer Challenge. Five teams and three individual athletes competed,
