By Anfal Hanif One tournament done. Another tournament, and another airport, already waiting. For Ottawa’s Josh Adamson, that’s the regular rhythm this year, as he embraces new places, ...

By Dan Plouffe It was the moment Evangelia Sarlis had been dreaming of day after day for the better part of three years, and once it came, it was even better than she’d ever imagined. The ...

By Ottawa Sports Pages, for Kanata Rhythmic Gymnastics Club Emily Zhang and Fiona Tong have won many medals and made a mark in international rhythmic gymnastics while travelling together to new ...

By Martin Cleary Adriane Devlin just can’t get enough of the University of Ottawa, when it comes to academic studying. And, for that matter, soccer as well. Devlin studied at the downtown Ottawa ...

By Keiran Gorsky & Dan Plouffe The summer of 2026 will undoubtedly go down as one of the most memorable for local artistic gymnastics coach Lauren Mooney, with many of those moments ...

By Dan Plouffe & Keiran Gorsky Melanie Li has many passions in her life. She’s a professional musician, playing violin with the Kingston Symphony. She’s a medical school student at ...

By Martin Cleary As Danielle Smith was driving home from one of her shifts as a neonatal intensive care nurse at CHEO, something caught her eye. She spotted the tennis courts at the nearby ...

By Martin Cleary They are educators, but at opposite ends of their academic lives. They are involved in the multi-dimensional sport of athletics, but they compete in totally opposite disciplines.

By Martin Cleary When the calendar page flips to September, Charlie Mortimer will be turning a new page as well in his proficient academic and athletic life. Charlie Mortimer. Photo provided Three ...

By Dan Plouffe Would you rather be a potato or a sweet potato, and why? For Isabel Lowry, that question came from her paddling partner Abbigail Haines when they were half-asleep, about to get the ...

Rebecca Cocchetto got more than she bargained for, when she enrolled in her human kinetics program at the University of Ottawa three years ago. But it was a good thing for Cocchetto as it energized ...

In the scorching heat of the HoopDome at Downsview Park in Toronto – substantially hotter than it is outside, even with heavy duty fans whirling on full blast – it can be a little hard to gather ...