Northern caps incredible season with Metro Bowl appearance
Ultimately they lost to St. Ignatius but the Metro Bowl game — and getting to it — was memorable for Northern Red Knights players.
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UCC, St. Mike’s start new Friday Night Lights tradition
Upper Canada College Blues and St. Michael’s College School Kerry Blues are hoping their Friday Night Lights game on Oct.
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Youth movement leading midtown’s football teams
The NFL has commenced its 2015 campaign. The CFL is going full bore as it heads into the last few
Read moreElite athlete school wants midtown football players
Chuck Richardson has been tasked with heading a football program at Premier Elite Athletes’ Collegiate, a co-ed private school for elite student-athletes located in Downsview Park.
Read moreLawrence Park CI alum shatters CIS record
Breaking a Canadian Interuniversity Sport football record was not the first thing that came to Simon Nassar’s after U of T’s game against Carleton Ravens, in Ottawa.
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Midtown schools hit the gridiron
The arrival of another school year brings with it another year of football, and in midtown there are six schools
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Argo sons make North Toronto parents proud
If you listen closely to Marlane and Donovan Black talk about their two sons, Toronto Argonauts Matt and Eric, you
Read moreQuarterback makes his toughest call
Forest Hill CI alum Brett Stein had to make one of the toughest decisions of his life. The 19-year-old confessed,
Read moreFormer football, hockey coach heralded as a mentor
Lawrence Park Collegiate has lost one of its former sports leaders. Kenneth Dirk Schaap died quietly May 10 at his
Read moreNo Grey Cup ring yet, but Hinds ‘absolutely blessed’
Ryan Hinds had a hard time watching the Grey Cup game on Nov. 24, but not just because Hamilton Tiger-Cats, his former team, fell 45-23 to Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Read moreSaints outshine Falcons in season finale
Forest Hill Falcons’ 42-7 loss to defending champion Richview Saints on Oct. 24 was a story of contrasts.
Read moreBig second half for Lancers cuts down Blues
Leaside Lancers spoiled the perfect season of Central Tech Blues and gave themselves fourth place and playoff berth with a 30-21 win Oct. 25 in the Annex.
Read moreRemembering Tyson Bailey
In honour of former player Tyson Bailey, who was murdered in January, the Metro Toronto Wildcats are renaming their SOS fund in his name.
Read moreSharing their experiences
Members of the Toronto Argos talk to kids about when they were bullied
Read moreQuarterback hits the field in US
Lawrence Park resident Jack Vernon was one of three Metro Toronto Wildcats football players to head down to San Antonio to compete in the Youth All-American Bowl’s Canada vs. USA matchup.
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