Reed on Sports: No Days Off a perfect gift for hockey fans
Last Friday, as Max Domi’s Montreal Canadiens were mired in a six-game winless streak, coach Claude Julien gave the Habs a day off from practice before a busy weekend schedule.
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Local Sports Reed on Sports: Sport tourism being built from the ground up
Anyone who has organized a small sports event – a memorial golf tournament, a fun run, or softball fundraiser, for example – knows how exhausting that task can be. -
Local Sports Oakridge senior boys OFSSA-bound after defeating young Huskies volleyball squad
The Oakridge Oaks had unfinished business in their WOSSAA AAA senior boys’ volleyball gold-medal match Wednesday and they weren’t going to let the Stratford Huskies stand in their way.
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Local Sports Reed on Sports: Szeryk’s 16,000 miles offer lessons on life and golf
There’s a different tone to Maddie Szeryk’s voice after her rookie season on the Symetra Tour. -
Local Sports Hall of fame lane: London's newest sports inductees are all neighbours
Jane Peckham recalls a potluck being held shortly after the houses started popping up on Charington Place in north London 17 years ago. -
Local Sports Reed on Sports: ASICS acquires London’s Race Roster
In 2012, London-headquartered Race Roster, providing online solutions for runners and race organizers, operated within cozy confines above a downtown London pizza parlour. -
Local Sports Reed on Sports: Canadian Baseball History Conference hits home run
According to former London Free Press scribe turned baseball author Chip Martin, the fourth annual Canadian Baseball History Conference in London Nov. -
Local Sports Reed on Sports: Forest City Gymnastics Club earns accolades
When Romanian gymnast Nadia Comaneci became a household name at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal with three gold medals and seven perfect 10s, local gymnastics also scored big with ... -
Local Sports Reed on Sports: Western cheerleaders building on dynasty
David-Lee Tracey is the Sting of the Western Mustangs. -
Local Sports Reed on Sports: Western women’s football no powderpuff program
Let’s get one thing straight — there is no comparison between the Western women’s football team and the powerhouse men’s squad that competes for the Vanier Cup each season. -
Local Sports London's Damian Warner grabs bronze in decathlon at worlds
The gold medal contender was upstaged by 21-year-old German Niklas Kaul, who became the youngest world medalist in the event
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Local Sports Reed on Sports: Falcons cross country team more like a family
The word ‘family’ is used far too often in sports.As soon as a team puts together a winning streak, it claims to be a family. -
Local Sports Reed on Sports: Mustangs swing for sixth national championship
Western softball co-captain Briar Balas was at home resting last week after suffering a concussion while catching during a game in Ottawa three weeks ago, but that hasn't dampened her ... -
Local Sports Reed on Sports: Parks and rec a good investment for Londoners
As the city of London continues to grow at an unprecedented rate, so too does its focus on parks and recreation. -
Hockey London native Logan Couture named San Jose Sharks captain
London native Logan Couture has been named captain of the San Jose Sharks.The NHL club announced Thursday morning that Couture – the son of a local firefighter and teacher – ... -
Local Sports London well represented at Ontario Cup finals
Youth soccer supporters in London will be giving their full attention to this weekend’s Ontario Cup finals where three local teams have earned an opportunity to win one of the ... -
Local Sports Reed on Sports: Highland, Mackenzie Tour, Canada Life look beyond 2020
The seventh edition of the Mackenzie Tour PGA Tour Canada’s season-ending championship — now known as the Canada Life Championship — tees off today at London’s Highland Country Club. -
Hockey Patrick Kane first Knight to have number retired after just one season
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Hockey Scout's hunch may turn Maryland teen Bryce Montgomery into London Knights' latest free-agent gem
Three years ago, Billy Sullivan saw Bryce Montgomery for the first time.“There was nothing going on one weekend so I went up to Buffalo to check out a tournament,” the ... -
Column Reed on Sports: Tyson Tour ends on historic note
The 52nd edition of the Junior Tyson Tour is in the books and once again, London's promising young golfers made history. -
Hockey Jordan Kooy leaning on experience to rise above crowded London Knights crease
“They said, ‘have a good summer, work hard and come back ready,’” the 19-year-old goaltender said this week at London's training camp.
