The temps might be frigid, but that’s no reason to be gloomy! Put your best wool socks on nan gave ya, haul on those rubbers and get out on the pond for a laugh ‘cause it’s
fishing derby time!
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Melanie Sullivan grew up in Pouch Cove, and part of
Sport defines me. It’s captured my imagination since I’ve been old enough to swing a bat, shoot a puck and kick a ball – teaching me life’s most important principles. It’s helped me deal with adversity, how to connect with people, the importance of taking ownership for a mistake and,
By: NTV’s Mark Dwyer
The Herald hits the ice with some of Newfoundland and Labrador’s top young hockey stars
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There was a time, not too long ago, when it was rare to see a player from this province playing major junior or college hockey – let alone skating in the
The Herald heads beyond the ice and into the locker room with three of our very own members of the Newfoundland Growlers, the hottest club in the ECHL.
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If you had told hockey purists here in Newfoundland and Labrador that an ECHL franchise, making their league debut in 2018-19,
From Olympians to world champions and league MVP, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians performed at an elite level in athletics in 2018
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The days where Newfoundland and Labrador are ignored on a national and international stage for athletics are at an end. Simply put, we’re churning out an amazing amount of talented
Newfoundland’s own Kim Stockwood talks ‘Canadian’ creativity and Hockey Night/Day in Canada’s Ron MacLean shares his fondness for this place and its people
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This province loves to cheer on it’s own, and in the world of hockey there’s much celebrating, cheering and bragging to be done.
Stockwood’s Hab Love
Possessing a rare attitude to succeed, sports prospect Owen Sheppard battles for greatness on and off the soccer field
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Owen Sheppard of St. John’s is making a name for himself on the soccer field. At age 16, he was a member of the Holy Cross Crusaders team that won the
Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir reflect on Olympic dreams and lasting legacies ahead of the Thank You Canada Tour’s finale in St. John’s on November 24th
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Fairytale endings aren’t usually reserved for adults. No, those are the stuff of storybooks, used to prop up the imaginations of kiddos with
Jaida Lee is excelling at the highest prospect level in baseball, outperforming older players regardless of age or gender and showing a rare love of the game
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When you look at hockey stars, the old adage is they were born with a stick in their hands. A figure-skater? They
Megan Hounsell, after winning five medals at the 2018 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games in August, showed the true meaning of sportsmanship and what the Special Olympics is all about, after making a remarkable gesture of kindness towards another member of Team NL.
Gold Medal Winner
Competing in rhythmic gymnastics,
Athletes from all across the globe will converge on St. John’s for the World Traditional Karate-do Championships and Traditional Karate-do World Children’s Cup.
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Martial arts fans and other sports enthusiasts won’t want to miss out on what is being touted as the Festival World Karate-do Renaissance set to take
In an exclusive interview, Newfoundland’s own NHL veteran Ryane Clowe reflects on his playing career and coaching future ahead of the inaugural Growlers season
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For kids growing up clearing snow off of ponds in rural Newfoundland, waking early for morning hockey practice, saving chore money to buy that perfect stick,