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David Purcell among upcoming X Hall inductees
St. F.X. University will induct four athletes, one builder and one team in the 2010 edition of the Sports Hall of Fame banquet. “St. F.X. athletics has a long and rich heritage and it’s wonderful when we have the opportunity to pause and recognize the people that have helped make our nationally prominent athletic programs so special,” director...
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ENSE light horse show successful
The Eastern Nova Scotia Exhibition light horse show drew 60 entries. Mary Lomas, Antigonish, on Lovers Tryst won the high point horse award with Nicole Gillis, Antigonish, and Two to Tango, taking reserve honours. Allie Fox and Uptown Girl claimed high point pony accolades with Zielle Christmas and Time Will Tell, Antigonish, the reserve cha...
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MacIsaac returns home with Stanley Cup
Antigonish native and Chicago Blackhawks senior director of hockey administration/assistant to the president Al MacIsaac celebrated his Stanley Cup win Tuesday in his home community. MacIsaac was surrounded by family, friends and hockey fans while bringing the famed Cup to the area. “It was great to come back home with the Cup and in particul...
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St. F.X. rugby to open season
The St. F.X. women’s rugby team, 11-time consecutive Atlantic University Sport champions, will begin their 2010 season Saturday hosting Acadia in a 7 p.m. start. Mike Cavanagh is in his 12th season as head coach of the team. “It’s getting tougher to defend the title every year,” Cavanagh said. “I think the conference is getting better each y...
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Varsity teams to begin AUS play
St. F.X. sports will get underway this weekend for the 2010-2011 Canadian Interuniversity Sport season. The X-Men football team will be on the road Saturday to face the Mt. Allison Mounties in Sackville, N.B. Coach Gary Waterman is pleased with the progress made by his club in the practice sessions to date. “We have a lot of new faces in the...
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