Mighty Mavs
The Maverick Outlaws 14-and-under girls posted the best local result as Ottawa welcomed the Eastern Canadian 14U Volleyball Championships from May 3-5 at Carleton University, reaching the tier 2 semi-final round.
Rideau Sports Centre hosts Ottawa’s first Alex Burrows Tour dek hockey tourney
Ottawa hosted its first-ever stop on the Alex Burrows Tour dek hockey circuit from Apr. 26-28 at Rideau Sports Centre.
May Snapshots: A roundup of local sports action
Carp’s Joanna Brown won a bronze medal in her second World Triathlon Series (WTS) race of the season. The former Bytown Storm athlete also finished with top five times in both the bike and run portion of the race held in Bermuda in April.
YMCA-YWCA of the National Capital Region Team of the Month: Nepean Blue Devils juvenile girls
The Nepean Blue Devils juvenile girls (under-17) team left the first-ever Ontario Basketball Championships will gold medals draped around their necks.
YMCA-YWCA of the National Capital Region Athlete of the Month: Joel Gervais
Ottawa Fencing’s Joel Gervais came ever so close to being crowned a national champion in the sport of fencing but ultimately came up one spot short.
Ottawa TFC Telegram: Red reach rises with OTFC kickoff to summer event
So far, 2019 has been a year that seems set on skipping any semblance of sunny weather, but Ottawa TFC plans to sizzle the season to life with its kickoff to summer event on Saturday, June 15 at Millennium Fields.
OSU player to attend Danone Nations Cup world final
OSU Force player Adrian Dagres is en route to Barcelona, Spain to represent Team Canada at the Danone Nations Cup, the world’s biggest football tournament for children aged 10 to 12.
