Date:07/26/2018  Source:Ontario Hockey Association 

FROM THE OHA TO A CAREER AS AN NHL LINESMAN By: Chris McLachlin, OHA Media (files from the NHL Officials Association) Photo: Dave Sandford/NHLI via Getty Images (Originally published in the 2017-18 OHA Annual Report) NHL Linesman Mark Shewchyk is a native of Hamilton, Ontario and before he became an official he played Junior C in the OHA with the Flamborough Gamblers. He started officiating whe...

Date:02/13/2018  Source:New Jersey Jr. Titans Youth Hockey 

MIDDLETOWN – Champions are made in practice.   This is the philosophy Sal Masi will bring with him when he takes the reins as a Head Coach of one of the New Jersey Jr. Titans’ Pee Wee teams for the 2018-19 season.   “We’re very excited to have Sal come aboard with us,” Titans Hockey Director George Haviland said. “This is a hockey professional with...

Date:05/20/2013  Source:New York Collegiate Baseball League - NYCBL 

Photo courtesy of Jackson State Athletics By: Anthony Moscaret - Director of Baseball Operations and Public Relations/Geneva Twins GENEVA, N.Y. – 2012 Geneva Twin Alex Juday of Jackson State University was named the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Baseball Tournament Most Valuable Player as he helped the Tigers claim the SWAC baseball title and the automatic bid to the NCAA Divisio...

Date:03/22/2013  Source:Ontario Junior A Hockey League 

Former Villanova Knight and Markham Waxer Marc Zanette (photo courtesy of Niagara University Athletics), now with the Niagara University Purple Eagles, was named Atlantic Hockey Best Defensive Forward for his performance throughout the 2012-13 season. The Nobleton, Ontario native played two seasons in the OJHL, starting as a 17-year old rookie with the Villanova Knights in 2007-08.  The firs...

Date:10/30/2020  Source:New England Collegiate Baseball League 

NEWPORT, R.I- Throughout the 19-year history of the Newport Gulls there have been 24 players to reach the Major Leagues. Hundreds of alumni have been drafted and played professionally but ultimately find themselves in industries other than baseball. There have been Gulls that became lawyers, doctors, real estate professionals, opened their own businesses, and even played professional sports o...

Date:07/16/2025  Source:New England Collegiate Baseball League 

By Christopher Mason   NORTH ADAMS, Mass. – The New England League’s motto is “Keep Your Eye on the Dream,” and every summer the dream comes alive at the MLB Draft. The draft concluded on July 14th, and 39 NECBL alumni or current players were chosen. Following the draft, an additional eight players signed professional contracts. A total of 45 players have now been gi...

Date:09/04/2025  Source:Mid Maryland Boys Basketball 

We expect our student-athletes to make the grade both on the court and in the classroom. One of the main objectives of our League is to prepare our student-athletes for the next level - high school. That includes holding them to the same academic eligibility standards they will be expected to adhere to in grades 9-12. All Mid-Maryland League players must attain a 2.0 GPA and have no falling grade...

Date:08/05/2025  Source:The Hudson Valley Collegiate Baseball League 

Crush Baseball is the 2025 HVCBL champion after defeating the Beekman Gamers by a screen of 7-2 in Peekskill on Tuesday night. ...

Date:08/03/2025  Source:NECBL: Bristol Blues Baseball 

The 2025 season has officially come to an end for the Blues, as they were shut out for the second postseason game in a row. On Saturday night, Bristol was eliminated by the Martha's Vineyard Sharks 6-0 at Vineyard Baseball Park. James Pazdera (Ramapo) got the start for the Blues, tossing five and two-thirds innings with four runs and three strikeouts. Alexander Kasbarian (Central Connecticut)...

Date:11/14/2025  Source:Mid Maryland Boys Basketball 

All League programs may ask for a donation at the door to help offset expenses and the League mandates that visiting programs (including cheerleaders) are not to arrive at game sites more than a half-hour prior to the scheduled start of the first game. League-imposed maximums on donations at the door are now $5/adult and $3/student (effective Oct. 2024). This helps our programs cover costs of off...