Lajeunesse Rebounds Strong After Opening Loss in Norwood NORWOOD — After dropping their opener 2-0 to Heritage Christian School, Les Royals de Lajeunesse responded in a big way Thursday, rolling past ESC Algonquin 5-0 at the OFSAA A soccer championship. Alexa Chauvin was the story of the afternoon, potting a hat trick to lead the offensive charge. Lajeunesse will look to carry that momentum into Friday's final two pool play games, squaring off against É.S. Père René de Galiné

After winning an OCAA championship and representing their college at Nationals, Alessia Olivito, Lily Collins, and Lily Jas are giving back, one junior practice at a time. There's a particular kind of wisdom that only comes from having played the game yourself, knowing when to push, when to pull back, when to let a kid figure it out on her own. Three members of the St. Clair College Saints women's soccer team are putting that wisdom to work on a very familiar pitch. Alessia O

Windsor- Giuliana Mancini made a splash at the OFSAA swimming championships in Windsor, earning bronze in the 50-metre freestyle. photo: mya_disappear18 on instagram “I’ve always loved swimming since I was a little girl and I was on a team. I took a break, and then back into high school, I got back on with it,” Mancini said, reflecting on her journey in the pool. Looking ahead, the Grade 12 student plans to combine her love of learning with her competitive spirit. “I want to

The two-time defending OFSAA champs will get a chance to keep the streak alive after beating Sarnia St. Pat's 2-1 in extra time. The...

Playing Villanova in the AAA soccer final has become a tradition for the Holy Names senior girls soccer team. The Knights continued to...

The Holy Names softball team opened the season with a win and tie. The Knights tied Brennan 5-5 and capped off their day in McGregor with...

One goal down. Two more to go. The Holy Names sr. boys basketball team took care of business in the AAA final Sunday night at the St....

Holy Names basketball strong out of the gate.

The Holy Names sr. girls basketball team earned a bronze medal at the provincial championships in Brampton. "Overall we were happy with...

The Holy Names sr. girls basketball team were locked in and took care of business against Sarnia St. Pat's in a rematch of last year's...

Shaban Alaliwi misses his former classmates and teammates at Leamington District. "I'm gonna go watch some of their games." said the 5th...

Anna Pozzi picked the right time to elevate her game. The grade 10 forward scored twice to lead Holy Names to a 2-0 win over St. Thomas...

They are heated rivals on the local pitch but Holy Names did Villanova a solid Wednesday night although they had to sweat it out to do...

For the second time this season Holy Names held Villanova off the scoreboard. The first time saw the teams play to a scoreless draw in...

The Holy Names sr. girls soccer team is heading to the WECSSAA final after dispatching St. Joe's 4-0 Wednesday afternoon. Alessia...

Through four games this season St. Joe's has yet to allow a goal against. "The boys work extremely well together," said head coach Mike...

Austin Brown showed why he is one of the better players in the province this week as he helped lead Holy Names to a bronze medal at OFSAA...

After four years of being shut out of reaching SWOSSA, Holy Names goaltender Shawna Isbister threw up a goose egg on Sandwich as the...