Rosedale winner of the “Rose Bowl”
Host Rosedale Public School was the winner of its second annual "Rose Bowl” flag football tournament, held recently to raise money for the MS Society. Rosedale downed Bright’s Grove Public 48-8 in the final of…
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Sting sign free agent blueliner
The Sarnia Sting has welcomed a new defenceman to the fold. Jordan Ernst, 18, has agreed to terms on a free agent deal with the Sting.
Imperials win again
The Sarnia Imperials have picked up right where they left off last year. Sarnia downed the Sault Ste. Marie Steelers 17-0 in the Sault on June 4 to extend its record to 2-0 on the…
Nikandrov finds a new home
Former Sting captain Daniel Nikandrov will play Canadian University hockey this season. He has been recruited by the Toronto-based York University Lions.
Dally hits the basketball court
Laura Dally had six points and a rebound in five-and-a-half minutes of action off the bench when Team Canada beat China, 74-58 last week. The Canadians completed a five-game pre-Olympic tour in Europe with four…
Here’s mud in your eye
Friends Sarah Knowles and Crystal Williams give each other a celebratory facewash in mud after completing the Assante Dirty Dash in Canatara Park this morning.
Scooter power
From left, sisters Maddy, Lily and Violet Chatterton are all wheels while headed to morning classes at P.E. McGibbon elementary school. They are seen here at a Wellington Street crosswalk. Glenn Ogilvie
St. Pat’s tennis players at OFSAA
Catherine and Clara Rastin of St. Patrick’s won the bronze medal in girls’ doubles at the Ontario high school tennis championship in Toronto on June 1. The sister team completed the tournament with a 5-1…
Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - What children’s costume comes with the warning, “Wearing of this garment does not enable flight”? 2 - The purple ribbons wrapped around four poles at the intersection of Indian Rd and Exmouth St.
If the shoe fits wear it, new store owner says
Cathy Dobson Many shoe shoppers have never learned the value of having their feet measured, says new storeowner Deb Hartwick. “They are ruining their feet if their shoes don’t fit right,” she said.