SYDNEY, N.S. – The Cape Breton Eagles have never shied away from putting the body on the line for team success. From the time the puck dropped on the playoffs in late March to the semifinal series, the Eagles have proven time and time again they’ll ...

For the third year in a row, King’s-Edgehill School’s (KES) girls’ A rugby team captured the Highlanders Rugby Classic banner – but it wasn’t without a fight. The Highlanders defeated the Three Oaks Senior High (TOSH) Axewomen, from Summerside, ...

The AUS men's basketball MVP is taking his talents South of the border. Dalhousie Tigers star Malcolm Christie announced his official commitment on Sunday to play NCAA Division 1 for Oakland University next season. Malcolm Christie of @DalTigers has ...

Cape Breton connections were part of the Antigonish Bulldogs team that won the Don Johnson Memorial Cup on Sunday in Newfoundland and Labrador. Cameron Bell, Sam Grant, Daniel Chiasson, Tully Grant, Ryan MacDonald, Ray MacKinnon, Logan McGrath, Luc ...

A Cape Breton curler has captured the world senior men’s curling championship title. Kris Granchelli, originally of Sydney, was part of Team Canada, skipped by Paul Flemming, who claimed the world title with a 4-3 win over the United States in eight ...

For the second time in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League playoffs, the Cape Breton Eagles have received a fine by the league. Posted on its official website over the weekend, the league fined the Eagles franchise $500 after a request for ...

MEMBERTOU — The Cape Breton community has had no shortage of attention over the last year with national and international sporting events and it can add another to its resume.   The Telus Cup national under-18 hockey championship wrapped up on Sunday ...

The last time the Cape Breton Eagles were in a league semifinal, Mario Durocher was an assistant coach with the team. Coincidentally, Durocher is now the assistant general manager with the Baie-Comeau Drakkar, the team the Eagles are now facing in ...

For the third consecutive year, the Halifax Thunderbirds suffered a first-round exit in the National Lacrosse League playoffs. Veteran goaltender Doug Jamieson was a brick wall in the Albany net, stopping 52 Halifax shots for his first playoff ...

MEMBERTOU, N.S. - From the time the puck dropped on the Telus Cup national under-18 hockey championship on April 22, the Magog Cantonniers were ready to play. Fresh off their Quebec championship, the Cantonniers went undefeated in the national ...