In the late 1950’s more than 2,500 kids were registered in the fast growing Church Athletic League participating in five-pin bowling, hockey and softball. As the league entered its tenth year in 1959, E.H. “Ebby" Hare, who had been involved in the CAL since 1952, was elected the new president. Ebby would become a driving force … Continue reading CAL 75th Snapshots: E.H. “Ebby” Hare The Driving Force Behind The CAL’s Harold Harvey Arena
Author: Mark Potter
CAL 75 Year Snapshots: Dr. John Lyon Former Church Athletic League President
As Kingston's Church Athletic League celebrates 75 years we remember and pay tribute to Dr. John Lyon. One of the CAL's significant contributors, Lyon was a well-known Kingston dentist who played an important role in the growth of the league from the late 1960s into the 1980s. Lyon, who served as a pilot in the … Continue reading CAL 75 Year Snapshots: Dr. John Lyon Former Church Athletic League President
Kingston’s Church Athletic League: Celebrating 75 Years And Creating A CAL History Project. November 08 At Cataraqui Arena
Are you one of the hundreds of kids that participated in the Church Athletic League in its early days, especially from the 1950's into the 1970's when the CAL saw explosive growth. Hockey, softball and bowling. Friday November 06 at Cataraqui Arena, the Church Athletic League is celebrating its 75th anniversary and you are invited. … Continue reading Kingston’s Church Athletic League: Celebrating 75 Years And Creating A CAL History Project. November 08 At Cataraqui Arena
Kirk Muller: Planting New Roots After 39 NHL Seasons
Kirk Muller celebrating Montreal's Stanley Cup win in 1993. Planting Roots “Should we plant a garden this summer?” A simple question Kirk Muller asked his wife Stacey after arriving back home on Loughborough Lake last spring. Stacey knows too well the summers are short, things get busy and then it's time for Kirk to leave … Continue reading Kirk Muller: Planting New Roots After 39 NHL Seasons
Allan (Scotty) Davidson: War Hero And Former Hockey Great – His Family Plot At Cataraqui Cemetery Gets An Upgrade
Scotty Davidson has been gone for over a hundred years, the World War One hero and former hockey great remains one of the most dynamic figures in Kingston history. Davidson, who scored a Stanley Cup winning goal for Toronto and won two Ontario championships for the Kingston Frontenacs, died in battle during WWI. Thanks to … Continue reading Allan (Scotty) Davidson: War Hero And Former Hockey Great – His Family Plot At Cataraqui Cemetery Gets An Upgrade
Mike Maurice: The Teammate That Always Had Your Back. The Former Kingston Canadian Star Dies At Age 60
In his final season of junior hockey in 1986-87, Mike Maurice led the Kingston Canadians with 48-goals and 92-points. But his time in Kingston may be best remembered by a goal he didn’t score. It was the historic Chris Clifford goal, the first scored by a goaltender in Ontario Hockey League history. “Without Mike it … Continue reading Mike Maurice: The Teammate That Always Had Your Back. The Former Kingston Canadian Star Dies At Age 60
Neil Neasmith: One of Kingston’s Greatest Athletes Remembered As Outstanding Basketball Official and Educator
Neil Neasmith, one of Kingston’s finest all-round athletes and a longtime, highly respected basketball official, has passed away at age 88. Neasmith excelled at basketball, baseball, fastball and tennis and was inducted into the Kingston & District Sports Hall of Fame in 1999. Neasmith arrived in Kingston in the early 1950s from Montreal and was … Continue reading Neil Neasmith: One of Kingston’s Greatest Athletes Remembered As Outstanding Basketball Official and Educator
Kingston Golfer Matt McQuillan Passes Away At Age 45. McQuillan Had Three Top Ten Finishes On The PGA Tour In 2011.
Very sad news from the Kingston golf community, Matt McQuillan has passed away. McQuillan earned his tour card at Q-school in 2010 in Orlando, and as a PGA Tour rookie in 2011 he posted three top-ten finishes. The biggest highlight came at the PGA's John Deere Classic where McQuillan put up a stunning third-place finish. … Continue reading Kingston Golfer Matt McQuillan Passes Away At Age 45. McQuillan Had Three Top Ten Finishes On The PGA Tour In 2011.
Jim Gebhardt remembered as Kingston hockey leader, military officer and RMC builder
Jim Gebhardt will be remembered by many Kingston hockey fans as a veteran leader on the great Kingston Aces Senior 'A' teams of the 1960’s. But for Gebhardt, who passed away last week at the age of 92, hockey represented just one chapter in a remarkable life of service, leadership and athletic achievement. A highly … Continue reading Jim Gebhardt remembered as Kingston hockey leader, military officer and RMC builder
St. Lawrence District Golf Championship. Celebrating 100 years this weekend at Cataraqui Golf & Country Club.
One of Canada’s oldest amateur golf tournaments returns to its roots this weekend as Cataraqui Golf & Country Club hosts the 100th St. Lawrence District Golf Association championship tournament on July 24 and 25. The St. Lawrence District Golf Association was founded at Cataraqui in 1925, the annual inter-club tournament began play the following year … Continue reading St. Lawrence District Golf Championship. Celebrating 100 years this weekend at Cataraqui Golf & Country Club.
