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Boon performing balancing act as Majors’ top arm
Owen Boon is studying hitters — and working on his MBA — this summer. As London’s leading arm, can he lead the Majors to that elusive IBL title?
Fleming key to Canada’s chances
Jessie Fleming turned pro this year (and finished her degree at the same time). Is a medal at the Tokyo Olympic Games next?
Ehrhardt’s jumping journey not over yet
Caroline Ehrhardt fell short in her bid for Tokyo. At 29, the nine-time Canadian champ is disappointed — but she’s not done yet. There remains an elusive goal …
Baseball (and some normalcy?) is back
Columnist Jason Winders experienced both the pandemic awkwardness and the beauty of Opening Night at Labatt Park
A Knights vet — and now alum — moves on
Nathan Dunkley, one of the Knights’ graduating players in 2020-21, didn’t get a proper send-off. Now, he’s reflecting on his time with the green and gold.
Sisters in sport
The Stinebrickner sisters have bright futures ahead on the basketball court. Haley is taking the next step. Lena is just getting started.
Parrot-Migas ready for races to return
A top distance runner in London, Phil Parrot-Migas is eyeing personal bests in 2021 — and a spot competing for Canada on the international stage.
Kravic a lesson in perseverance, perspective
Dejan Kravic, now 30, has found his stride in Europe — with or without his shot — with back-to-back league titles and a shot at a third in the COVID era.
Retirement a new beginning for Ayim
Miranda Ayim will retire this year — but not before representing Canada at the Olympics (for a third time) in Tokyo this summer.
NBLC season canceled, but league, Lightning vow strong return
COVID-19 and ongoing health and safety concerns have prompted NBL Canada to cancel the season — but the commissioner expects to return strong in 2021-22.
A taste of Tokyo in London this week
Clara Fitzgerald is one of a handful of local endurance athletes competing in the Road to Tokyo Marathon this week – virtually from London.
Carleton reflects on sport’s push for social justice
Bridget Carleton, a London Ramblers alumna and WNBA pro, is proud to lend her voice — alongside her teammates — to the Black Lives Matter movement.