Rowe ready to sub in for Canada’s national soccer team
By Craig Westcott/February 24, 2022 CBS soccer star Lauren Rowe, 17, has been named as one of five “training players”
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Paradise not moving the goal posts, but is buying new ones
By Mark Squibb/January 27, 2022 At its public meeting last week, the first of the new year, council voted to
Read MoreParadise serves as hub for runners heading in all directions
By Mark Squibb/January 13, 2022 Cold winds and messy winter weather hasn’t slowed down members of the Paradise Running Club,
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Queen Elizabeth girls are provincial volleyball champs
By Mark Squibb/December 30, 2021 The Queen Elizabeth girls’ varsity volleyball team are 4A champions. The team qualified in a
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Paradise Warriors Hockey Mom Wendy Murray, and her son Solomon Murray, manned the Triple A bantam squad’s fundraising table at
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Bluefins return to competition with a splash
After 20 long months, the CBS Bluefins have returned to competitive swimming with a splash. In October, the Bluefins attended
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Junior Miss contestants donate big for Shriners
Twelve young ladies from across the province have raised over $14,000 for the Mazol Shriners Newfoundland and Labrador Transportation Fund.
Read MoreParadise issues first change order for new sports field
By Mark Squibb/November 25, 2021 Just about a week after turning sods on a new multi-sport field, the Town of
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The Holy Spirit High boys’ soccer team put up a good fight against the Holy Heart Highlanders in the 4A championship game last month. They fell to the Highlanders, but earned silver overall in the tourney, which saw seven teams compete over three days. In the back row, from left, are: Sam Avery, Jack Turpin, Evan Pearcey, Isaac Marshall, Luke Carter, Ben Whelan, Jasper Morris, Corey Gale, Jacob Vincent, and coach Dave Weir. In the front row, from left, are Mike Weir, Sam Marshall, Matthew Parsons, Luke Parsons, Ethan Bursey, and Gio Ponzini. Submitted photo
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Prior to the puck drop for the start of an East Coast Hockey League game at the CBS Arena on Saturday, the “home team” Newfoundland Growlers presented the Town of Conception Bay South with a $15,000 cheque for local charities. It was gesture of gratitude for CBS coming to the Growlers’ rescue by supplying them with a home rink when the team was unexpectedly vacated from the Mary Brown’s Centre in St. John’s because of a dispute with St. John’s city council. On hand for the presentation were, from left: Trevor Murphy and Cody MacDonald of the Growlers, CBS Mayor Darrin Bent, and Ken O’Leary, also of the Growlers professional sports club.
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