City plays host to monsters
The roar of the engines was deafening but that didn't stop about 2,000 people from cramming the bleachers of the main ice of the Civic Centre last week for the first-ever visit by the Monster Madness World Tour of monster trucks.
Lady Condor
Brittany Savoy of Dalhousie is a Grade 12 student at Dalhousie Regional High School and is involved in many sports programs there.
Monster Madness World Tour
These ATVs were part of the Monster Madness World Tour at the Campbellton Regional Memorial Civic Centre May 1. (JF Boisvert/ La Voix du Restigouche)
BRIEFS
Balmoral's Carson Marcoux, 16, is continued his domination on the provincial and east coast fencing scene at the provincial fencing championships in Fredericton last week.27.
Young athlete headed to China
Only two Canadians made this team, the other being a girl in Ontario. Marcoux is known for his ability in a number of sports, but it was his fencing skills that earned him this rare opportunity.
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Local teams advance to NBIAA final
The Sugarloaf Senior High School Lady Bruins finished third in the regional tournament held in Sackville at Mount Allison University. They will be seeded number three from the Northeast Conference at next weekend's provincials to be held in Grand Falls.University.
Campbellton
Our weekly game for the April 30 had 7.5 tables playing a roving (N/S) Mitchell movement with 28 boards in play.
Local fighters in tough
Boxers from the region had some stiff competition at a card held at the Campbellton Lions Club April 26.
Coach's Corner
(Ed. note: The head coach. general manager of the Restigouche Jr. A Tigers Hockey Club will be doing a few feature articles on hockey as the MJAHL and NHL seasonswind down).
Still time for sign ups
It’s not too late to register for Campbellton Minor Soccer.
Comets Conclude successful season
The Restigouche Comets Speed Skating Club recently wrapped up its most successful season in its young existence with many noteworthy highlights. Registration reached an all time high since skating was brought back to the region eight years ago.
Sports in Pictures
Campbellton bridge report
Our weekly game for April 23 was a special STaC (sectional tournament at clubs) game offering silver points to the winners.
Former Tigers claim MJAHL title
Four members of the Yarmouth Mariners who had once called Campbellton home have won the Maritime Junior A Hockey League championship.
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Habs have meant big television ratings
Let’s face it people, the Habs are back — and not just on the ice.
AQUA swimmers shine in meets
April was a busy month for Campbellton Aquatika Swim Club (AQUA).
The Sweet Science
(Ed note: This story appeared in the April 11 issue of the Miramichi Leader)
Girls junior varsity exhibition basketball action
LER, dark uniforms, hosted CMS in girls junior varsity exhibition basketball action April 17 in Dalhousie. CMS topped LER by a count of 30-18.
North Shore Invitational
Brian Bernatchez lines up a shot as his Campbellton-based bowling team looks on during the 51st annual North Shore Invitational at the Campbellton Lions Bowling Centre.
Two earn national medals
A team of tae kwondo athletes from the Patrick Soucy's Tae Kwondo School in Atholville was in Calgary, Alta. on the weekend of April 4-6 representing New Brunswick at the 2008 Canadian Tae Kwondo Junior National Championships.
Campbellton minor soccer report
Soccer registration in Campbellton is continuing this week for all players aged 4 to 18. Our final night of registration will be on tonight, Wednesday, April 23, from 5-8:00 p.m., in the Sugarloaf Mall across from Sears.
Snow club wraps up season
The Restigouche Snowmobile Club, with its clubhouse located in Glencoe, had a very successful season even though it was faced with such an abundance of snow. With storms coming one right after the other, the four volunteer groomer operators– Errol Myles, David Mann, Ken Gallie and Todd Farrar– put in more than 400 hours operating the groomer for a total of 61 trips.
Campbellton Lions Club's annual Field and Stream Dinner
Rheal Raymond, left, presented Campbellton's Roger Baker with the canoe he won as the main prize at the Campbellton Lions Club's annual Field and Stream Dinner April 12.
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