Simmons Memorial U13 LL tournament held on the weekend

The Kincardine Independent

The Kincardine Davidson Centre hosted the Simmons Memorial U13 LL Tournament on Dec. 7 and 8.

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Kincardine Karate Club brings home the hardware

The Kincardine Independent

Nine members of the Kincardine Karate Dojo, ranging in age from eight to over 40, white belt to brown, took part in a tournament in Trenton on Oct. 26, bringing home 13 medals.

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Local runner races Toronto Marathon in her pajamas

The Kincardine Independent

(By Liz Small) Running isn’t a new sport for Jessica Willich. Nor is running half-marathons, but running one dressed in her pajamas certainly is.

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Q+A: Maggie Mac Neil reflects on swimming success, next steps

The London Free Press
Maggie Mac Neil closed the book last week on one of Canada's best swimming careers and ranks as one of the most successful athletes in London sports history. The 24-year-old Banting secondary school grad overcame sport-induced asthma aggravated by chlorine to win Olympic and world titles with technical excellence, dedication and an astonishing finishing kick. Mac Neil, who took part in a pep rally Thursday at Banting, spoke with Free Press sports reporter Ryan Pyette. Her answers have been condensed. Read More
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