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SWIMMING NL ANNUAL 2023 AWARDS

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Chris Weeks (photo by ucephoto.ca)  and Lindsey Goodland Congratulations to the recipients of the Swimming NL Annual Awards (2022-23): Female Swimmer of the Year: LINDSEY GOODLAND (Mount Pearl Marlins) Male Swimmer of the Year: CHRIS WEEKS (Mount Pearl Marlins) Volunteer of the Year: JOHN GRAHAM (Melville Mantas) Coach of the Year: DUFFY EARLE (Mount Pearl Marlins) Swimming NL Presidents Award: The Port Aux Basques Piranhas Swim Club Chris is gearing up to soar to the 2024 Paris Olympic Trials at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre! Mark your calendars: Chris will be showcasing his talent in the 100m Freestyle on…

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RBC Training Ground in town

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ST. JOHN’S, NL – Seventy-three Newfoundland athletes participated in the Canadian Olympic Committee, RBC Training Ground event in St John’s last week. Newfoundland Olympic curler Mark Nichols was on hand to cheer the athletes on as they competed in specific tests for speed, strength and endurance in a nation wide competition. RBC Training Ground is a talent identification and athlete funding program designed to find young athletes with Olympic potential, and provide them with the resources they need to achieve their podium dreams. With the belief that high performance sports should be accessible to all athletes that are talented, qualified…

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Rogues wrap the season

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ST. JOHN’S, NL – A record setting 52 points by Armanie Channey wasn’t enough to stop the KW Titans from defeating his Newfoundland Rogues 128-115 on Friday, May 10, 2024 in St John’s. The Titans sweep the Rogues 3-0 in the Rogues third season in St John’s and first season in the Basketball Super League. It was a heartbreaking evening of basketball for the Newfoundland Rogues. Their inaugural BSL season finished with a loss to the KW Titans on Friday by a score of 128-115. Otherwise, it was a team effort for the Titans. Curtis Hollis had 40 points and…

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Newfoundland Climbers at the Canada Eastern Regional Championships

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Montreal, QC – A huge weekend for competitive youth climbing in Newfoundland! Youth athletes and coaches from Cove Bouldering and Wallnuts climbing gyms in St John’s represented the province at Climbing Canada Youth Bouldering Eastern Regional Championships at Beta Bloc in Montrea, Quebec. Many firsts. It is the largest team from Newfoundland to ever compete out of province. Seven athletes qualified for the national championships, the highest number ever. Five climbers advanced to final with one of them, Owen Lang,  getting a bronze medal. 🔘 15 youth athletes (ages 14-19) – out of 193 🔘 7 athletes qualified for Nationals…

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St John’s Native Joel Moffatt plays with Rhode Island Kraken

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Newfoundland Rogues Armanie Chaney dishes the ball off past Rhode Island Kraken and St. John’s native Noel Moffatt for one of his Basketball Super League record setting 20 assists in the Rogues one sided victory over the Kraken 153-100 March 28 at the Mary Brown Centre in St John’s.  Photo by Joe Chase.…

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