By MyFM High school football fans packed the stands as the Delhi Raiders and Simcoe Sabres faced off in a much-anticipated championship rematch on Saturday. The game, held at Simcoe Composite School, kicked off at 1 p.m. under clear skies, but with heavy tension, as fans hoped for a thrilling battle between these fierce rivals. Please CLICK HERE to read the full story
Eagles to face Mustangs in AABHN senior football final
By Brian Thompson The St. John’s Eagles will face the BCI Mustangs in the AABHN senior football final on Thursday. Two semi-final games were played Friday night at the Bisons Alumni North Park Sports Complex in Brantford. In the first game, the first Eagles (3-0-1) faced the fourth place Paris Panthers (2-3). Please CLICK HERE to read the full story
North basketball, volleyball quarter-final roundup
By Brian Smiley North Park Collegiate put together it’s best effort against Paris District High School at the perfect time. After a pair of close regular-season wins against the Panthers, North Park scored a 37-17 victory against Paris at home on Wednesday in an Athletic Association of Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk senior girls basketball semifinal game. Please CLICK HERE to read the full story
Lions ‘excited’ for senior boys volleyball playoffs
By Brian Smiley The Assumption College Lions senior boys volleyball team may not own the record they want but there’s no doubt the talent is there to do some damage in the playoffs. Playing in their final game of the regular season on Monday at Brantford Collegiate Institute, the Lions (4-8) were defeated 25-13, 27-25, 23-25 and 25-15 by the Mustangs (11-1) in Athletic Association of Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk…
Sabres survive Thunderbirds scare, set up championship showdown with Raiders
By Norfolktoday Playoff fever swept Norfolk County as high school football teams clashed in Friday’s electrifying semifinals, with only the strongest surviving to advance to the final. Please CLICK HERE to read the full story
SJC wins AABHN fastball championship
By Brian Smiley St. John’s College captured the Athletic Association of Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk fastball championship on Friday, defeating Hagersville Secondary School 10-5 in the final. St. John’s was 3-1 during the regular season, allowing just four runs. Its only loss was in the first game of the regular season when Brantford Collegiate Institute beat SJC 3-2. The Green Eagles got revenge against BCI by beating the Mustangs 10-7…
BCI novice boys cross-country team qualifies for OFSAA
By Brian Smiley Brantford Collegiate Institute’s novice boys cross-country team is heading to OFSAA. BCI’s team of Kyle Currie (fifth), Grayson McGowan (ninth), Carson Vukelich (21st) and Luke McStravick (25th) finished first overall in the novice boys division at the Central Western Ontario Secondary Schools Association championship at Greens at Renton near Simcoe on Thursday. Teams finishing either first or second qualify for the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations…
Thunderbirds heating up at right time in senior volleyball
By Brian Smiley Pauline Johnson Collegiate senior boys volleyball coach Mike Michaelides is hoping his team is hitting its stride at the right time. Playing on Thursday at Paris District High School, the Thunderbirds (3-8) defeated the Panthers (6-5) 22-25, 25-21, 25-16 and 25-23 in Athletic Association of Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk action. Please CLICK HERE to read the full story
BCI walk-off PDHS to win boys baseball championship
By Brian Smiley Walk off baseball wins usually produce the best celebrations but on Wednesday at Cockshutt Park, Brantford Collegiate Institute’s victory over Paris District High School saw a somewhat muted finish. Tied with Paris going into the bottom of the seventh inning, the Mustangs won their second championship in just over a year when Scott Stelling scored the winning run to secure a 3-2 Athletic Association of Brant, Haldimand…
Bears, Raiders, Sabres, and Devils bring the heat as playoffs loom
By MyFM989 t was the final week of high school football’s regular season, and oh boy, did it bring the drama! The Valley Heights Bears hosted the Cayuga Warriors Wednesday night in a thriller! Down 21-13 on the final play, the Bears scored a miracle touchdown with no time left. Then, BAM! A two-point conversion tied it up at 21-21. You couldn’t write a better ending! Please CLICK HERE…