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MCDONALD IMPROVES TO 6-0

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  Three games were played in the Bally Haly Super Curling League Tuesday night. All North Surveys skipped by Toby MacDonald defeated Osmonds Furniture skipped by Julia Pitcher 8-3. McDonald improves to 6-0. Coastal Chiropractic skipped by Matthew Smith wins his second game against four losses defeating Ken Bavis and his Technip squad 10-6. Davis falls to 1-5. And Stewart McKelvey skipped by Neil Jacobs evened their record at 3-3 as they beat GFL Environmental skipped by Garry Perry 9-3. Perry now also 3-3. BALLY HALY REMAX CURLING SUPERLEAGUE DRAW 6 – STANDINGS Date: November 29, 2016 All North Surveys (Skip,…

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BREAKERS MOVE INTO THIRD

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    The Southern Shore Breakers extended their undefeated streak to three straight games with a 2-1 win over St John’s Caps on Monday night at the Mobile Arena. Goaltender Devin O’Brien was instrumental in the win as he made 49 saves over the 60 minutes. Jeremy Nicholas and Dylan Sheldon had the goals for the Shore. Mark Rideout had the Caps goal. The Breakers improved to 6-4-0 and move into sole possession of third place in the standings  while the Caps have a 4-4-2 record.…

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OSMOND SKATES TO SILVER

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  Canada’s Kaetlyn Osmond of Marystown — who was the leader after the ladies short program at the Cup of China — finished second overall at the event with 196 points after placing third in the free skate. European silver medallist Elena Radionova of Russia won the ladies event.…

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FOWLER HEADS SPORTSNL

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    SportNL has concluded it’s annual meeting in St. John’s. Doug Fowler was elected president of the provincial sports governing body. Chris Schwartz is the vice-president and Peter O’Flaherty is the second vice president.  Two directors elected are Tom Godden and Gary Martin. Other members of the board are Krista Sullivan treasurer, Angels King secretary. Rod Nicholl is past president. There are also three other directors, Trevor Paine, Brian Walsh and Corina Hartley. …

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FORSEY REMARKABLE

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      A Newfoundland runner is turning heads not only in Canada but also in the United States. 21 year Jillian Forsey who hails from Kippens had a brilliant race this weekend at the NCAA Mid Atlantic Regional Cross Country final at Penn State. Forsey covered the six kilometer hilly course in 20 minutes and nine seconds which saw her finish second. This performance qualifies the University of West Virginia  standout for a place in the NCAA final next weekend.…

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HYNES LEADS JUNIOR HOCKEY SCORING

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    The St Johns Junior Hockey League scoring leader is Liam Hynes of the Southern Shore Breakers. Hynes has played 16 games and has 14 goals and 19 assists. Ben Cleary of the Roebothan McKay and Marshall Avalon Capitals holds down second place, He has 12 goals and 15 assists for 27 points.     Players TEAM GP G A PTS Liam Hynes Southern Shore 16 14 19 33 Ben Cleary RMM Capitals 15 12 15 27 Peter Kavanagh Southern Shore 13 9 16 25 Justin David Southern Shore 16 10 15 25     STANDINGS GP W L…

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