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Track North's Caroline Ehrhardt will compete for Canada Wednesday (July 8) at the sixth IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federations) World Youth Track and Field Championships in Sudtirol, Italy.

“It’s like you’re flying, at sea level,” said Dennis Centis about being a sailor. “There’s something about being on the water and feeling the wind and getting the boat moving without an engine.

Sudbury sprinter Celine Loyer placed fourth in the womens 100-metre dash at the University of Toronto Twilight Series on Tuesday night at Varsity Stadium.

The Ted Dore Memorial Fund recently announced a donation of 50 brand new sets of hockey equipment, courtesy of the NHLPA’s Goals & Dreams fund.

The stage was set Sunday for the Panhellenic U21 ladies to avenge their 1-0 overtime loss to the Richmond Hill Raiders in the Ontario Cup semifinal last year.

As part of the SummerActive campaign, Big Daddy and the Sudbury & District Health Unit have been inviting workplaces, schools and the entire community to “Get up, Get Out and Get Summer Active.

The City of Greater Sudbury encourages residents to apply for the opportunity to be one of 12,000 Olympic torchbearers who will carry the torch as it travels through Canada before the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games.

Sudbury's last shot to win the 2009 Ontario Cup came crashing down, along with heavy rain, on James Jerome South Field on Sunday.

The Sudbury Panhellenic U21 women's soccer team is on the road again this weekend in a fight to climb back up the ranks of the Ontario Women's Soccer League.

Athletes in Sudbury are going to have a new competitive edge in the near future with artificial turf being installed at a local sports field. The James Jerome Sports Complex will be receiving recreational infrastructure upgrades as a result of a $1.