The Kincardine Afternoon Pickleball Group held its first tournament since the COVID-19 pandemic, Tuesday (Dec. 19), at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine. Held on the gymnasium floor, the tournament consisted of round-robin play on three courts. Taking first place, were Brian Bell of...
The Saugeen Maitland Lightning Under-15 AA hockey team has donated $500 in gift cards to the Women’s House Serving Bruce and Grey. The players held a Christmas get-together Saturday (Dec. 16) and decided to make the donation instead of having their own team Christmas gift exchang...
The Grey-Bruce Seniors Men’s Bonspiel returned to Kincardine, with 64 curlers from across the two counties, and as far away as Meaford, attending the event, Wednesday (Dec. 6), at the Kincardine Curling Club. The early draw winner was Alfred Roth’s team of Allenford, defeat...
For the Huron-Bruce Blizzard Under-18 (U18) C hockey team, November, 2023, will always be a month and year to be remembered. The Snobelen Farms-sponsored Blizzard went undefeated in five games, including a 2-1 nail-biter over the Arran-Elderslie Ice Dogs in the championship game at the...
The Kincardine Bulldogs are in third place in the Pollock Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League, behind Hanover and Mount Forest, with 11 wins, four losses, one overtime loss and four ties. On the weekend, Kincardine suffered a 9-1 loss at the hands of Mount Forest, but edged...
The Under-11 (U11) Canadian Tire “B” Kinucks won their second tournament of the season. The team played undefeated in the Glancaster Bombers Veterans Memorial Tournament and won against South Muskoka, 7-1, in the final game to bring home the championship. Congratulations...
The Ripley Wolves staged a big comeback in Seaforth to force overtime, Saturday, before losing 5-4, but then bounced back, Sunday, to defeat the defending champs from Tavistock, 5-2, on home ice. The Wolves stumbled out of the gate Saturday night in Seaforth, and were down 3-0 quickly....
The Kincardine Under-11B (U11B) Kinucks won the Shallow Lake Minor Hockey tournament, Oct. 28. Friday afternoon, Oct. 27, Kincardine lost its first game to Georgian Shores, 3-0. Saturday morning brought the Kinucks a big win against Thorold, 10-0, and in the afternoon, they came up ...
The Ripley Wolves have notched two wins and two losses in the opening games of their inaugural season with the Ontario Elite Hockey League (OEHL). The Wolves kicked off their season with a trip to Erin, Oct. 14, to take on one of the new teams in the league, the Outlaws, and lost, 5-4,...
The Lakeshore Women’s Triathlon (previously the Kincardine Women’s Triathlon) will be staying in the Town of Saugeen Shores next year and beyond. “We are excited to start a new chapter for the Lakeshore Women’s Triathlon in Saugeen Shores,” said race direc...
Special Olympics of Kincardine and Area has had an amazing year, with so much success and so much fun! That’s the word from co-ordinator Joy Laidler as she outlined the highlights. Figure skater Brooke Thomas (right) has been named to the Team Ontario Training Squad for the Sp...
After losing to Mount Forest, 5-2, in the season opener, the Kincardine Bulldogs have hit their stride, notching four wins in the past two weeks, on home ice, in the Pollock Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League. Friday, Oct. 6, the Bulldogs dominated the Goderich Flyers, tak...
The Squat Squad of Kincardine won the gold medal in the Fit Body Forever/Functional Fitness Division at the second annual Ontario Fit Body Games, held at the Davidson Centre field in Kincardine, Saturday, Sept. 16. Team members include Sandy Liddle, Karen Dobson, Nancy Malcolm and Shel...
The third annual “Movember in September” golf tournament has raised $22,200 for research and awareness into men’s health issues, such as prostate cancer and testicular cancer. Held Friday afternoon at Ainsdale Golf Course, the event drew 128 golfers on 32 teams, who h...
Dwight Irwin took the top spot in “A” Flight during men’s night at Ainsdale Golf Course, Thursday (Sept. 14), with a score of 35. Tied for second, were Josh Catto and Dan Kelley, 36; and tied for fourth, were Phil Willits, Mike Doyle and Dean Watson, 37. Skins winner,...
The top team in “A” Flight at the Senior Men’s scramble, Wednesday, Sept. 13, included Ron McDonald, Bob Burlakoff and Bill Henderson. In second, was the team of Al Robertson, Gil Graham and Richard Ford; and tied for third, were the teams of Wayne Morrow, Phil Thompk...
Heather Struthers won “A” Flight in the ladies’ league, Tuesday (Sept. 12), at Ainsdale Golf Course, with a score of 32. Tied for second, were Carly Regier and Denise Tighe, with 34. Skins winner, was Tighe. "B” Flight: Nadine Aitken, 36; tied for second, L...
Gordon Yoon took the top spot in “A” Flight during men’s night at Ainsdale Golf Course, Thursday (Sept. 7), with a score of 32. Tied for second, were Josh Catto, Mark Long and Thorpe Lichtenberg, 33; and tied for fifth, were Phil Willits, Duncan Hamann and Jarrett Joh...
In a convincing upset, the Huron United Football Club triumphed over the third-seeded Stratford Home Farm SCFC in the first round of the playoffs, Tuesday, Sept. 5. From the opening whistle, it was evident that Huron United came to play. The team’s strong passing and impeccable b...
The top two teams in “A” Flight at the Senior Men’s scramble, Wednesday, Sept. 6, included Scott Langille, Garry Skelding, Mo MacKenzie and Dave Hodgson; and Bill Henderson, Ken Ellis, Wayne Morrow and Dave Beamish. In third, was the team of Phil Thompkins, Richard Fo...