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CQSB Cross-Country Run
CQSB Cross-Country Run
Ford Cup
Place Name School Bib # Time
And they’re off ...
The start of the Pre-Mosquito girls elementary cross-country run. The event, held annually, draws schools from across the Central Quebec School Board.
Another Provincial Golf Title for the St. Lawrence Lions
The Lions Golf team defended their Provincial crown with success and that for the seventh time in the last nine years.
LIONS HOCKEY TEAM TRAVELS TO WOOSTER OHIO
The Saint Lawrence Lions hockey team traveled 2600 kilometers to play a double header against the Wooster Oilers in United Junior Hockey league action this weekend.
by Mike Labadie
Fighting Irish football fit for championship year
St. Patrick’s High School Fighting Irish football teams left nothing to chance last Sunday, obliterating their respective opponents at the annual Tailgate match on the Plains of Abraham. The Senior team breezed past Rochebelle 40 to 20. The Juniors, meanwhile, took no prisoners with a stunning 32 to 0 win over Donnaconna.
Quebec City falters on Terry Fox Run
Hockey Lions Kick Off Home Season on the Right Foot
Saturday night, the St. Lawrence Lions won their home opener against the Terrebonne Ulysse by the score of 8-1.
After a tightly contested first period that ended on a 1-1 score, the team stepped on the gas pedal to cruise to the win. You could feel the nervousness in the first period; Sticks seemed heavy, passes were not precise, positioning was not very good. Goalie Cedrick Lafrance was tested a few times in this period, but made key saves for the Lions.
Rouge et Or ride roughshod over Carabins
“We’re in search of excellence,” said Glen Constantin, head coach of the threetime national champions Université Laval Rouge et Or football club. They seem to have found what they’re looking for; the Rouge et Or got off to a fantastic start this year with a 17 to 6 victory over the Université de Montréal Carabins on Sunday.
Polio survivor hand cycles to “Eradicate, educate, rehabilitate”
Ramesh Ferris stands on the doorstep of history, wearing leg braces and with the aid of crutches. In the wake of Canadian legends like Terry Fox and Rick Hansen, the 28-year-old polio survivor is hand cycling across the country to raise awareness and funds to eradicate polio from the face of the earth.

