Great Photos From Wakeboard Competition On Little Lake

Check out these pics sent to us by Laurie Downey from the Peterborough Arts & Waterfront festival Saturday (june 21st) at Del Crary Park....

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Here Are Pictures From The Peterborough Huskies Awesome Banquet

The Peterborough Huskies, a Special Needs Hockey team for males/females ages 5-85+, celebrated their inaugural end of the season Banquet and BBQ on Sunday, June 8th at the Canadian Scottish Club of Peterborough. More than 100 players, families, volunteers and community supporters gathered to celebrate a very successful first season. Everyone was entertained with not only delicious food but a fun photo booth, trophy presentations and speeches acknowledging these amazing players! For information on the team—they are always looking for new players to join—visit Peterboroughhuskies.com or contact Cathie Tuck at 705-768-8542. Here are pictures from the banquet...

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Here's A Pug Named Ruca Paddleboarding On The Otonabee

Ruca is the unofficial mascot for Peterborough SUP (Stand Up Paddle). We got Ruca learning to paddleboard on the Otonabee this morning...

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Peterborough Is Getting Pickleball Fever

Pickleball is sort of a hybrid sport between ping pong, tennis and badminton. The game is played with a hard paddle and a whiffle ball, on a badminton sized court. It feels like tennis, but is a slower game as the ball doesn't travel as fast as a tennis ball. The game is very popular among seniors—it's usually played as doubles—but is fun for all ages. A group has been playing at the Wellness Centre for the past few months and at the Legacy Bowl in Knights of Columbus Park recently (see pics below), where about 20 people showed up. Organizers would eventually like to see a pickleball court in Peterborough. For more information and to find more places to play, visit Pickleballassociationofontario.org or email pickleballptbo@gmail.com.

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Citiots Improv Performing At Canadian Mental Health Association Golf Tourney

Citiots: Funny people

Citiots: Funny people

Citiots Improv Troupe—which we're a proud sponsor of—will be performing at the Canadian Mental Health Association Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge (CMHA HKPR) 9th Annual Healthy Minds – Healthy Life Golf Tournament sponsored by Herod Financial Services. The tourney takes place June 6th, at the Quarry Golf and Country Club in Ennismore. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. with a 10:30 a.m. shotgun start. Golfers can register as foursomes or as singles at a cost of $130 per person. This includes coffee and muffins at registration; lunch and dinner; complimentary driving range; prizes and contests. Sponsorship opportunities are still available. For information on these opportunities or to register, contact Kerri Davies at 705-748-6687 ext. 1048 or by email here.

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Diehard Montreal Canadiens Fans Have Great Workout At Y This Morning

Montreal knocked off Boston in Game 7 last night (May 14th) to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals against the New York Rangers, another showdown of Original 6 teams. Diehard Habs fans across Canada went nuts—including in hockeytown Peterborough. Exhibit A: Tony Caravaggio, Steve Downer, Ron "Crunch" Crossman and John Delorme (all pictured below) at the YMCA of Peterborough, who got their workout in with Habs gear (and rug)—along with PK Subban's jersey on the end machine—this morning. Tony (far left) below is rocking his Bob Gainey jersey, and Steve's in the sleeveless jersey. They even began chanting with other fans in the workout area the Olé, Olé, Olé, Olé chant. —Scott Arnold

Tony Caravaggio, Steve Downer, Ron "Crunch" Crossman & PK Subban's jersey

Tony Caravaggio, Steve Downer, Ron "Crunch" Crossman & PK Subban's jersey

Tony Caravaggio, Steve Downer and PK Subban's jersey

Tony Caravaggio, Steve Downer and PK Subban's jersey

Tony Caravaggio, Crunch Crossman, John Delorme, Steve Downer and "PK"...in spirit

Tony Caravaggio, Crunch Crossman, John Delorme, Steve Downer and "PK"...in spirit

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Awesome Pictures & Selfies From Peterborough Huskies Tournament In Michigan

The Peterborough Huskies are a Special Needs Hockey team for males/females ages 5-85+. Everyone plays regardless of their ability. Their main goal is to have fun. In other words, they are awesome! 

This weekend, the team traveled to Michigan for an annual Special Hockey International tournament, and had an incredible time. The team runs all year round and is always having off ice social opportunities for the players and volunteers to stay involved! 

Follow @PtboHuskies on Twitter and one of their great volunteers Chris J-Boy Williams  (@Jayboy_Williams)—pictured below—as they document the team. They're always looking for more players and volunteers. For more info on this great organization, visit their website.

Here's some pictures of the team and other teams below from the tournament in Michigan, many tweeted by their Coach Chris J-Boy Williams (pictured in terrific selfies below with players)...

—Aaron Elliott

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D'Agostini Says Goodbye To Fans

An amazing goalie, but more important a heart of gold. We won't forget Dagger. Watch this interview he did with TV Cogeco after last night's final game...

[TV Cogeco Peterborough]

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Watch "The Goal"

The Peterborough Petes have totally won us over. They were down 3-0 down in their first round playoff series against Kingston. Then, against all odds, then won 3 straight to force a deciding Game 7 in Kingston last night (April 1st). It was a game for the ages: end to end action, lots of close chances at both ends, pure drama. It was 1-1 heading into OT. Andrew D'Agostini was brilliant in net—he stood on his head and then some—and then... "The Goal" by Nick Ritchie. And for only the 4th time in OHL history, a team had come from 3-0 down in a series to win it. Oshawa, you're next. But in the meantime, watch this over and over and over again...

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A Look At The Amazing Peterborough Huskies Hockey Team

Here is a great segment below by TV Cogeco Peterborough on the Peterborough Huskies, who just wrapped their current season. The Huskies are a special needs hockey team where "everybody" plays and rule No. 1 is having fun!

[TV Cogeco YouTube]

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