Bally Haly Super League Curling Matthew Smith downed Ken Bavis 6-1; Neil Jacobs was a 5-1 winner over Gary Perry; Toby McDonald beat Julia Smith 7-5 and Bill Jenkins over Greg Smith 6-1. Jenkins has an 11-2 record and McDonald is at 10-3 in the standings.…
Don Hurley’s 23 points paced Fougere Menchenton Architect’s to a 51-40 win over Sundance in Metro Basketball League play. Brad Drover had 17 points for the losers. Mike Provencher had 17 points and Brian Kielly added 16 and Team Kielly downed Swilers 59-54. Cory Freake had 24 points for Swilers. Mark Dawson scored 16 points as M5 beat ACW Law 52-40. …
After a second place finish earlier in the week, figure skater Kaetlyn Osmond placed fourth overall following the free skate at the ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships in Gangneung, South Korea on Saturday. The 21-year-old, from Marystown, fell during her routine and finished shy of the podium with a total segment score of 115.96, leaving her sixth in the event. Osmond faired better in the short program at the competition on Thursday, however, landing a double Axel and finishing second with a score of 68.21 points. The combined scores left Osmond fourth overall after the two events.…
Adam Boland and his rink finished in third place at the Remax Super Curling League at the St John’s Curling Club play Sunday. Boland defeated Heather Strong 8-0 in a game conceded after four ends. Boland had command scoring three in the first and four in the fourth. Strong finishes fourth. So Boland will play Paul Harvey in the semi finals and the winner of that match plays Mark Noseworthy for the championship. …
S A T U R D A Y The IceCaps hang on and get a split of their weekend series with Albany with a 5-4 win on Saturday night. Charles Hudon tallied twice for the home team with singles off the sticks of Brett Lernout, Stefan Matteau and Chris Terry. Yann Danis was in net for the win making 29 saves. The IceCaps head out on the road now for six games starting next Friday in Rochester. F R I D A Y The Albany Devils edged the St. John’s IceCaps 3-2…
Liam Hynes has won the scoring championship in the St John’s Junior Hockey League. The Southern Shore Breakers forward finished the season with 58 points from 27 goals and 31 assists in 28 games. Andrew Paul of Roebothan McKay and Marshall Avalon Capitals finished second with 45 points. He had 28 goals and 17 assists in his 28 games.…