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As the upcoming outdoor soccer season approaches, one Huntsville High student wants your old jerseys. Seventeen-year-old Raylan Jamison has partnered with the Huntsville Soccer Club (HSC) to collect jerseys and donate to Canadian Food for Children. The organization sends food and other donations to over 20 developing countries.

The HSC says they are collecting the jerseys when the season wraps up. You can donate  jerseys from any season. There will be bins at the McCulley South Fields every Thursday evening in August and at the awards table on Soccer Day. You can also arrange for alternate drop off times.

For more info call the HSC at 705-783-3522.

If your daughter is nine to 13-years-old and wants to play hockey, they have a shot at joining the Huntsville Sting. The Huntsville Girls Hockey Association is looking for girls to play for the Peewee team. If you want more information email Justin at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Local Leaf fans had their hopes shattered, as the Boston Bruins came back from a three-goal deficit to tie game 7 with 51 seconds left in regulation and then beat Toronto in overtime 5-4. Fans at On the Docks Pub in Huntsville watched in shock as Patrice Bergeron scored the game-winner. 

The Bruins now face the New York Rangers after they beat Washington 5-0 in Game 7. 

Huntsville’s Dokan Karate brought home some top honours from a weekend tournament in Barrie. Ten kids competed in the event. Winners include Carson, who took 1^st place for his Nun Chuck Demonstration. Byron took 1^st place in Sparring and Cameron got 3^rd in Sparring.

The Huntsville Hawks bring home a win and a tie after this weekend's game in Orillia. They took on the Orillia Kings Saturday and beat them 4-1. Then on Sunday they tied with Mimico 3 2-2. The Hawks currently sit in second place of the U11 East 4th Divsion.