By Doug Kennedy Ask an Olympic athlete about their path to the summer or winter games, and they’ll often refer to “the journey” to get there. As someone who has … Continue reading Sports Journal – Lee Boyadjian – Team Canada →

By Doug Kennedy For a young man, Garrett McFadden has already had a lot of great life experiences in sports, and his drive, work ethic and desire to help have … Continue reading McFadden’s Movement – a strong mental health initiative →

By Doug Kennedy Steve McAllister’s career started in Kincardine and it will end here. What happened in between is an amazing journey for a small-town guy who dreamt as a … Continue reading Steve McAllister – an amazing journey in the world of sports →

By Doug Kennedy Kaitlyn McDonnell’s work ethic and competitive spirit, along with her hockey skills, have combined to take her on a journey to many places in Canada and Europe. … Continue reading Hockey has opened up the world for Kait Mac →

 By Doug Kennedy  A municipal icon and his hockey-playing granddaughter, a Canadian track and field coaching legend, a successful National Football League front-office woman, two highly acclaimed hockey officials, a … Continue reading Eight new members to be added to the Kincardine Sports Wall of Fame →

By Doug Kennedy You could make a pretty good case for Kincardine being the centre of the baseball universe in Ontario. Our town has produced many, many talented players, coaches … Continue reading Kincardine is a home run for baseball →

By Doug Kennedy Kurt Colling grew up in Huron Township on the family farm. He was a talented, industrious young hockey player who started in Ripley minor hockey and eventually … Continue reading Hockey opens doors for Huron Township’s Kurt Colling →

By Doug Kennedy Cutline Ripley native Madison Beishuizen is impressing her coaches and teammates as a member of the Syracuse University women’s hockey team. (Submitted photo) Madison Beishuizen should be … Continue reading Pandemic changes student’s plans →

By Doug Kennedy The Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) has come a long way with its overtime rules over the years. There were a lot of heated discussions at annual … Continue reading Hockey continues to update the rules →

By Doug Kennedy It lasted three days, Thursday and Friday nights and finishing on Saturday afternoon. A couple of Canadians went in the first three rounds, which is good. Wide … Continue reading NFL draft a big hit for sports fans →