This year, the Clippers proudly fielded five rep teams and one development team, all of whom demonstrated remarkable growth, resilience, and passion for the game. The club also had over 220 players take part in its annual Spring House League for players in kindergarten through Grade 8.
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.
The County Clippers youth basketball organization welcomes players back for another season for both rep and finally house league as well.
Heal With Horses, a recreational facility that connects humans to animals with a focus on therapeutic benefits, was the vision of Suzanne Latchford-Kulker.
It’s been a marathon, not a sprint, perhaps that’s no surprise, but you can expect to see hundreds of runners finally return to Prince Edward County this fall.
Returning to Ottawa for next week’s national figure skating championships will mark a great milestone for Trennt Michaud, of the Quinte region, and pairs partner Evelyn Walsh.
Traditional sports don’t appeal to all youth, which is why the Quinte West Youth Centre in Trenton takes a different approach.
The Quinte West Youth Centre is taking a new direction for an upcoming fundraiser. That’s the reality stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic and organizing fundraisers that still meet public health regulations. With…
