He appeared in 15 games with the team in 2019-20 and had one assist. The 35-year-old later moved to Switzerland and played with SC Bern of the National League. His contract was later bought out by the Flyers. MacDonald last played in the NHL during the 2018-19 season with the Philadelphia Flyers, recording nine assists in 47 games. Meanwhile, the basement has a recreation room with a bar, sauna, gym, and a hockey practice room – why not, right? The home has six bedrooms and consists of coffered ceilings, a climate-controlled wine room and a gourmet kitchen with marble countertops and a statement metal hood. The home is a finalist for House and Homes magazine’s Home of the Year award for 2021. ContributedĪccording to the publication, the home took around two-and-a-half years to build. Judique hockey player Andrew MacDonald and his wife Hali MacDonald are selling their Oakville, Ont., mansion for $8.2-million. Hali MacDonald is a designer and created a “Hamptons-style” home interior with a causal-elegant vibe, according to the publication Mansion Global. Judique product and former NHLer Andrew MacDonald and his wife Hali MacDonald have listed their 5,227-square-foot-home in Oakville, Ont., for a mere $8.2-million. I’m sure this game will come with bragging rights for the winner around the Christmas dinner table come December.īest of luck to both Jason and Adam in the game.Īre you looking to buy a mansion in the Toronto area? If so, a Cape Breton hockey player may be able to help you out. You just know this game won’t be easy on Greg and Mary – I’d suggest wearing a half Capers/Mystics jersey.īoth Callaghan brothers are talented basketball players.
The Sydney boys are the sons of Greg and Mary Callaghan. Jason is in his third year with the Capers program, while Adam is in his second year with the team – his first since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Jason Callaghan of the Cape Breton Capers will play younger brother Adam Callaghan of the Mount Saint Vincent Mystics in an exhibition game between the two Nova Scotia schools. Meanwhile, turning to the basketball court, a pair of Cape Breton brothers will square off on Saturday at 4 p.m. Jim MacMaster and Bryan Sutherland, both of Inverness County, picked up a pair of golf tournament victories this month as a team. Meanwhile, MacMaster and Sutherland were at it again last week, capturing the High Crest Senior Invitational at Antigonish Golf Club with a six-under 66 at the tournament. 8, the two took home the Nova Scotia Retired Teachers championship, shooting an impressive 12-under at Abercrombie Golf Club in New Glasgow. The duo of Jim MacMaster and Bryan Sutherland captured a pair of championships on mainland Nova Scotia this month. Sticking around Inverness County for a second, a pair of golfers from the area have recently had some success when it comes to tournament play. Team Nova Scotia lost in the championship game 9-8 to Prince Edward Island.Ĭongrats on the accomplishment, Elise and best of luck moving forward in your career.
The 13-year-old was the only girl from northern Nova Scotia and Cape Breton to make the team.ĭuring the summer season, Munro played for the Port Hood Red Sox of the Cape Breton Under-13 Baseball League as well as the North Nova Highlanders under-14 team, which is based out of Antigonish.Įlise is the daughter of Chad Munro and Shauna Barrington. Staying on the diamond, a Cape Breton baseball player recently represented the province on the Atlantic regional stage.Įlise Munro of Mabou was part of Nova Scotia’s under-14 team which competed at the Girls’ Invitational tournament in Hammonds Plains earlier this month.
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Dartmouth currently leads the series 2-0 as it shifts to Cape Breton.Įlise Munro of Mabou was part of the under-14 provincial baseball team. Meanwhile, the focus for local baseball fans right now is the Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League final between the Sooners and Mooseheads. 4.Īs we know more of the teams competing, we’ll be sure to pass those along. Meanwhile, the Edmonton Cubs will represent Alberta at the event after they captured the Sunburst Championship with a 6-2 win over the Red Deer Riggers on Sept. Let’s not waste any time and jump right into the Cape Breton sports-related headlines for the week.Īs the baseball season ends across the country, we now know at least four of the teams that will be competing at the Baseball Canada men’s senior championship in Sydney next summer.Īlong with the host Sydney Sooners and Dartmouth Mooseheads, the Charlottetown Islanders secured their spot in the tournament, beating the Moncton Fisher Cats in the New Brunswick Senior Baseball League final earlier this week.
Welcome to another edition of Sports Chat, the first for the fall season.
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