Junior B Northmen continue winning ways
By MIKE MALONEY Sports Editor
     Three weeks and six games in, the MacMaster Pontiac Buick GMC Junior B Northmen continue to
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Outlaws set for kickoff
     The Town of Orangeville has proclaimed May 28th, 2006 Outlaws Football day to show support for our youth football programs.
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A's struggle at home
     Three games into their 2006 season, the Rayburn Construction Junior A Northmen are still struggling to find their stride.
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     BOTH NORTHMEN teams are now fully into their 2006 season. While the A's have struggled over their last two games, the Junior B team finds themselves with a 6-0 record after a pair
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Studio III becoming leader in dance
     Studio III Dance has become a leader in dance training according to examiner.
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Northmen Major Tykes start with loss to Brampton
     The Orangeville Northmen Major Tyke team started their 2006 season at home with an Exhibition Game against the Caledon Bandits.
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Kingpin champs
     On Saturday, April 29, a team from Orangeville's Kingpin Entertainment bowled in Kitchener for the chance to win a trip for two to a sunny destination.
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     ORANGEVILLE CRUSHERS wasted no time in making preparations for the 206-07 season. Over the weekend of May 5th through 7th, the team held their first training and conditioning camp, the first since their jump to the Provincial Junior A ranks. Overlooking the prospective talent pool are new coach Stev
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Provincial Twisters
     Twelve athletes represented Twisters Gymnastics Club at Provincial Championships, bringing home 4 medals. The results are as follows; Alicia Violin Level 7 1st on floor, 4th overall, 4th on beam Amber Rae Level 7 5th on vault, 11th overall 7th on bars,7th on floor Alicia Oakley Level 7
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