By Darren Lum Published Dec. 14 2017 When it was all said and done five points was the difference between sending fans home happy or a disappointing loss. The senior Red Hawks basketball team lost…
Ace of Spades secures third place
By Darren Lum Published Nov. 30 2017 Great playing and a little luck helped to secure third place for the Minden Curling Club’s U18 Men’s rink led by 14-year-old skip Evan Roitz of Bobycaygeon. A…
Hawks soar above Hurricanes
By Darren Lum Published Nov. 28 2017 The RedHawks Kawartha High School Boys Hockey League home opener was allover within a few minutes. Excited by the start of the season thenoise and anticipation by the…
Laying the foundations of curling success
By Darren Lum Published Nov. 23 2017 Like life there’s never a guarantee in sport. However the mixed U18 curling team that plays out of the Minden Curling Club is destined to grow as at…
Trade brings Duchene closer to home
By Sue Tiffin Published Nov. 9 2017 The Duchenes are happy that Matt’s coming home. The Haliburton-born NHL player left the ice mid-game as a Colorado Avalanche centre on Nov. 5 grabbed a rolling suitcase…
Red Hawks end regular season winning
By Darren Lum Published Oct. 26 2017 Two quick goals in the first half was all that the Red Hawks varsity field hockey team needed to secure their second win of the Kawartha High School…
Red Hawks win for character win for life
By Darren Lum Published Oct. 17 2017 It’s a given when a team wins a championship that emotions will run freely. However for the Red Hawks senior football team a regular season 22-8 win against…
Varsity rugby team winless not hopeless
By Darren Lum Published Oct. 17 2017 After a 43-7 home loss to Kawartha Senior Girls Rugby League’s sixth place I.E. Weldon this past Tuesday Oct. 10 the Red Hawks head coach was pointing to…
Morale boost for Red Hawks rugby team
By Darren Lum Published Oct. 10 2017 The Red Hawks varsity rugby team left the field this past Thursday Oct. 5 with their hearts full and their heads held high after competing with the top…
Tournament focuses Hawks on fundamentals
By Jenn Watt Published Oct. 10 2017 The Red Hawks boys’ volleyball team got a chance to test out their skills on the court Oct. 5 during an exhibition tournament at the Haliburton Highlands Secondary…
Hawks win first league game with shutout
By Darren Lum Published Oct. 5 2017 There’s a lot to be said for perseverance and composure when it comes to this year’s Red Hawks varsity girls’ field hockey team. The Kawartha Field Hockey League…
Local runners shine at cross-country
Results from the J. Douglas Hodgson Elementary School Haliburton County Cross-Country Meet Primary girls (top five for local schools) SBES Annika Gervais 1st SBES Alexis Dacey 2nd SBES Alivia Brown 3rd SBES Veronica Heasman 4th…
New details on Hometown Hockey
With Hometown Hockey just more than a week away Rogers has released new details about the schedule of events for the Oct. 14 and 15 weekend in Haliburton. The touring show has stops in 24…
Season opener loss for rugby squad
The following are HHSS sports briefs for the week ending Sept. 29. The girls’ rugby team took on St. Mary’s in their first game of the season on Monday Sept. 25. They pushed through the…
Unexpected costs for Hometown Hockey
By Chad Ingram Published Oct. 4 2017 The following are brief reports of items discussed during a Sept. 27 meeting of Haliburton County council. There will be some costs for Haliburton County associated with bringing…
Hawks look to repeat as COSSA champs
By Darren Lum Published Sept. 19 2017 Nothing is different this season for the Red Hawks as far as expectations go. Despite the Red Hawks field hockey program only fielding one varsity team this season…
Seagull problems worsen on Mountain Lake
By Chad Ingram Published Sept. 21 2017 Flocks of seagulls continue to weak havoc on residents of Mountain Lake and the problem is only getting worse one resident says. George Steeves made a delegation to…
Red Wolves parade through the streets
By Sue Tiffin Published Sept. 14 2017 A record number of people raised a record amount of funding and awareness for the Haliburton County Red Wolves on Sept. 9 as 21 athletes together with their…
Cross-Canada ride for the children
By Darren Lum Published July 27 2017 The epic scale of the Sears National Kids Cancer Ride is only matched by the lifetime of challenges that face children with cancer during treatment and long after.…
Local man recovering from softball injury
By Sue Tiffin Published June 29 2017 Friends and family of Kieran Gillooly know the 29-year-old loves playing hockey fastball and softball. The Algonquin Highlands resident’s energy and determination is what he and his loved…
Locke looks to break lifting record
By Robert Mackenzie Published June 29 2017 After setting an unofficial record and placing third overall in a national competition Stuart Locke is looking to break a national power lifting record but by his count…