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’Cats split in Truro

’Cats split in Truro

Article online since July 7th 2008
BY JOHN DECOSTE Kings County Register There was certainly no shortage of offense when the Kentville Wildcats and Truro Bearcats met in a Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League doubleheader July 6 in Truro. The teams split the two games, each winning in a fairly lopsided fashion. Truro won...

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Highly-sought Brown sisters choose Acadia

Highly-sought Brown sisters choose Acadia

Article online since July 7th 2008
BY JOHN DECOSTE Kings County Register Arguably the highest-regarded graduating female high school player in Nova Scotia is coming to Acadia this fall to play women's basketball for new Axewomen head coach Bev Greenlaw. For good measure, her sister is coming, too. Acadia Varsity Athletics...

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Athlete had inspirational words for North Queens students

Athlete had inspirational words for North Queens students

Article online since July 7th 2008
By Nick Moase THE ADVANCE NovaNewsNow.com Former North Queens Rural High School student Jenna Martin had some inspirational words for students just before summer vacation started on June 27. “I came from a small town, and people think you can’t achieve anything if you do,” said Martin....

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Kings Arms finds going tough in men's Premier Division

Kings Arms finds going tough in men's Premier Division

Article online since July 6th 2008
BY JOHN DECOSTE The Advertiser/NovaNewsNow.com The Valley Kings Arms men’s Senior A soccer team is finding the going a bit tough in the Premier Division of the Nova Scotia Soccer League. After a 1-3-1 start to the season that included four home games, Valley played five games in 11 days,...

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Surf's up!

Surf's up!

Article online since July 5th 2008
By Nick Moase THE ADVANCE NovaNewsNow.com “The surfing around here is great,” and Nova Scotia Health Promotion and Protection is encouraging youth to get active. “A lot of kids are interested in surfing, but they want to try it without buying all the stuff,” said Jeff Norman, who runs...

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IHF fans arrive in Windsor ( May 11th 2008 )
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Revered soccer expert gives coaching clinic at Acadia ( May 10th 2008 )
Base, community looking at new Greenwood two-sheet arena ( May 10th 2008 )
NKEC hosting 2008 Provincial Table Tennis Championships ( May 10th 2008 )
Championship matches highlight Battle of the Atlantic ( May 8th 2008 )
Pegasus boxers hosting Greenwood Card ( May 7th 2008 )
Axemen Soccer Club offers unique opportunity ( May 5th 2008 )
Edgehill, Avon View continue to set pace in VHSRL ( May 4th 2008 )
Hoop Axemen nab top recruit ( May 3rd 2008 )
New flag football academy “a win-win”: Melanson ( May 1st 2008 )
Largest crowd ever for MainStream Wrestling in Digby ( April 29th 2008 )
Steel cage match draws record crowd in Windsor ( April 29th 2008 )
Kings-Edgehill, Avon View big winners at Wolfville high school rugby jamboree ( April 28th 2008 )
Curling club's plans gain momentum ( April 27th 2008 )
King's-Edgehill student wins national wrestling championship ( April 27th 2008 )
Rainbow Riders gymnasts do well at Provincials ( April 27th 2008 )
Junior high hosting ping pong championships ( April 26th 2008 )
Football Axemen get headstart on recruiting ( April 26th 2008 )
Horton rugby teams undefeated in early going ( April 25th 2008 )
Two team banners, eight individual titles for NKEC at badminton provincials ( April 24th 2008 )
Yarmouth Mariners open Fred Page Cup with a 7-4 win ( April 24th 2008 )
Kings Senior Games good to go May 19–29 ( April 23rd 2008 )
Royals take the Johnson Cup ( April 21st 2008 )
Avon View girls take to the field ( April 18th 2008 )
NKEC impressive at badminton regionals ( April 17th 2008 )

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