Archive for 'Sports & Recreation'
Second place Eagles soccer teams head into NorWOSSA playoffs, May 23
Dryden High School Eagles girls and boys soccer teams hosted Kenora’s Beaver Brae Broncos and Fort Frances Muskies at North Dryden’s Rotary Park soccer pitches in NorWOSSA ‘AA’ soccer action, May 16. The DHS boys beat [...]
GALLERY: 2012 DHS Track And Field Invitational
By Chris Marchand The records were falling at another great year of athletics in the second annual Dryden High School Track and Field Invitational, May 15. The DHS Invitational was used to select the team entry [...]
Ice Dogs hire head coach
By Observer Staff The Dryden Ice Dogs have chosen a head coach for the 2012-13 season. Oakville’s Paul MacLean was given the nod from a significant pool of applicants, said Director of Hockey Operations Brad Boyko [...]
Local OHLer heading to Memorial Cup
By Chris Marchand Dryden’s Kevin Raine is heading to the biggest show in Canadian junior hockey, The Memorial Cup. The 19 year-old local defenceman helped his London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League clinch their league [...]
OPP turning up the heat for May Long
Story by Lindsey Enns In a news release issued this morning, the Dryden detachment wants you to know that they will be stepping up enforcement to ensure that everyone has a safe upcoming May Long Weekend. [...]
Come play tennis
Tennis Dryden working hard to promote sport in upcoming season Submitted by Brian Escbach Tennis Dryden (formerly Dryden TEAM Tennis) is a group of volunteers (started Oct. 2010), working toward two things: 1. Establishing new tennis [...]
Youth soccer evolving in 2012
League puts out call for volunteer coaches and referees By Chris Marchand Five hundred kids. That’s a lot of kids. That’s how many will be enrolled in the ranks of Dryden Youth Soccer this season. It [...]
Dryden Sports Camp returns
Story and photo by Lindsey Enns A multi sports camp to help students stay active during the summer is being held for a second year in a row following a successful first year. Conor Doherty, the [...]
Local students rally together in support of anti-bullying campaign
By Lindsey Enns This Friday Dryden will be covered in pink on behalf of Pink Day, the anti-bullying campaign and students from local schools are hoping that the community will get involved and show their support. [...]
OPP hoping for a safe summer
By Lindsey Enns So it’s almost that time of year again. This week the OPP will be reviewing a few of the summer activities that we all like to part take in order to ensure that [...]












