A few raindrops did not dampen the enthusiasm of the good turn-out of players for the first Senior Men's Scramble played at Ainsdale, Wednesday, May 2. Taking top spot, after a putt-off, with a score of minus-one on the front nine, was the team of Bob Black, Ron Lawless, Hugh...
Josh Howald (above) of Kincardine is travelling to the Czech Republic, Friday, to play for Canada at the Masters World In-line Hockey Championships. The tournament runs May 13-19, and Canada is No. 5 seed, playing in a group with the United States, Hungary and Great Britain. Howald,...
The Breakers Swim Team recently competed at the “Dash for Cash” meet at the Victor Davis Complex in Guelph, as well as the “Launch into Long Course” meet held at the Markham Pan-Am Complex. Most swimmers had personal best times and there were several top eight f...
The Kincardine Minor Hockey Association held its annual banquet for Peewee, Bantam and Midget leagues, Wednesday night at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine. The following players received awards: Peewee Rep. Wyatt Norman - Most Improved Player Myles Courtney - Hardest Worker ...
The Ripley-Huron Skating Club hosted its annual StarSkate Banquet, Tuesday, where the skaters were acknowledged for their hard work this season. Among the highlights, was the presentation of the following awards: Senior Program Achievement Award and Program Assistant of the...
Madi Beishuizen (right) and Dax Tompkins of Kincardine District Secondary School won the Bluewater Athletics Association (BAA) senior mixed doubles badminton championship Thursday at KDSS. This qualifies them for the Central Western Ontario Secondary Schools Association (CWOSSA) champi...
It may not look like golf weather outside, but Ainsdale Golf Course is gearing up for another great season with a couple of new events. Owners Charles and Taylor Candler welcomed a good crowd to the open house, held April 6-7, where golfers were able to obtain memberships, and enjoy so...
The Kincardine Minor Hockey Association held its annual banquet for Atom and Novice divisions, Wednesday night at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine. The hockey banquet for Peewee, Bantam and Midget divisions is slated for Wednesday, April 18, from 5-7:30 p.m., in the Kincardine Hall at...
The Kincardine Legion Peewee Kinucks ended the season with Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) silver medals after being edged out, 1-0, in Game 5 of the finals against the Ayr Flames, April 1 at the Davidson Centre, Kincardine. The game was a hard-fought battle, with the Kinucks t...
Several Kincardine District Secondary School badminton players will compete at the Bluewater Athletic Association (BAA) championships next week, after qualifying at the South BAA competition last week. Junior South BAA results: Ten students will be travelling to Wiarton to play in t...
The past two seasons have seen Kevin Bridge (above, with his new race car) score some of the biggest success in his career to date, with back-to-back championships at Sauble Speedway. He is hoping to add another two titles this season. The Kincardine race car driver has confirmed he wi...
There was a great turnout at Boston Pizza for the fund-raiser for Les Shane and the team that is going to the Canadian Men’s Masters Championships at Cloverdale and White Rock, British Columbia, beginning April 2. Lots of good raffle prizes were up for grabs. Wishing you good l...
The Kincardine Scotiabank Bantam “C” girls had their WOAA year-end tournament the weekend of March 23. This year, the event was hosted by Ripley, Lucknow and Wingham, with teams from Novice age through to Midget. The Kincardine Bantam girls began the tournament Friday nigh...
The Kincardine Legion Peewees showed what they're made of by winning Game 3 of the OMHA finals, downing Ayr, 4-1, at the Davidson Centre, Saturday night. This puts them down, two games to one, in the best-of-five/six-point series, which continues in Ayr, Saturday. If the Peewee ...
The Kincardine Home Hardware Novice Rep. team claimed the Twolan Division championship, Tuesday, March 20. The team had a perfect regular season, going 20 and 0. Over this 20-game period the team scored 164 goals, while allowing only eight goals against. The Nov...
After a couple of weeks off, the Kincardine Legion Peewee Kinucks were struggling to get back into the game, as they hosted the Ayr Flames for Game 1 of the best-of-five/six-point series in the OMHA “B” finals, Sunday afternoon at the Davidson Centre. A solid crowd watched ...
The Tundra Taters faced off against the Bruce Power Nighthawks, March 8, at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine. While Bruce Power won the game, 13-11, the real winner was Kincardine Minor Hockey as the Taters donated $100 per goal, for a total of $2,400. Skating with the Taters, was ...
The Ripley Novice Wolves are down two games to one against Drayton in the WOAA finals. The Novices travelled to Drayton for Game 1 and lost, 5-0. In Game 2, Sunday morning in Ripley, the Novices played hard but lost, 4-2. The team travels to Drayton for Game 3 tomorrow night (Mar...
The Kincardine District Secondary School girls hockey team made it to the CWOSSA gold-medal game, but had to settle for silver after losing to St. David's of Kitchener, 2-1. A great crowd turned out for the final, held Tuesday, March 6, at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine. St. ...
The Ripley Wolves put up a valiant effort but didn’t have quite enough to stop the Durham Thundercats from taking Game 5 by a 5-4 score, and eliminating Ripley from the senior “A” playoffs. March 2, the Wolves were down two games in the series when they roared back in...