lacrosse

Busy Chiefs take two of three

SIX NATIONS – The Major Series Six Nations Chiefs got back on track this past weekend with a pair of wins after loosing 15-9 to the Lakers in Peterborough Thursday night. Wins against Waterloo and Oakville bounced the Chiefs back into second place, two points behind Peterborough and two points ahead of Brooklin.

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lacrosse

Rivermen secure playoff position

OHSWEKEN – Last Friday night the Six Nations Rivermen put in a solid effort against the Owen Sound North Stars at the Bayshore Community Centre, and emerged with an 11-2 win to take full control of third place in the OLA Sr. B standings.

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Racing

From race fan to “fan-tastic”

OHSWEKEN — Alex Schuts, owner of Insta-Insulation of Scotland, has one of the most important jobs in the auto-racing industry. Until two years ago the “longtime NASCAR fan” as he refers to himself, was a race-team sponsor. To race competitively at almost any level, you need those sponsors to help pick up the tab on the cost of owning and operating a competitive car.

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Local News

More provocation at Kanonhstaton

KANONHSTATON – Feeling empowered by last week’s “citizen’s arrest” of Kanonhstaton (DCE) land protector, Kawaowene Garlow, by anti-native rights activist Gary McHale, one of his most devout followers, Randy Fleming, decided he wanted in on the free for all too.

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lacrosse

Rebels fend off Spartan attack

SIX NATIONS – The St. Catharines Spartans gave the league leading Six Nations Rebels their closest game of the year so far Friday night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena but the Jr. B Rebels held on for the 8-6 win, keeping their perfect 17-0 season intact.

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Local News

Student anti-bullying play “Brave” gets professional help

SIX NATIONS – Internationally acclaimed dancer and choreographer Santee Smith gave of her talent and time last Thursday to help drama teacher Julia Jamieson put some last minute touches on the anti-bullying play “I Wanna See You be Brave” before Tuesday night’s performance. The play is written and performed by the Grade 4 and 5 class of I.L. Thomas School, under the guidance and direction of Julia Jamieson.

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