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Niagara Predators number one goalie Ryan Santini backstops his teammates with a sense of calm. Peek closely behind his protective cage any time in the middle of a game and you are likely to spot a beaming smile on his face.

The holiday break is as good a time as any for Niagara coach Kevin Taylor to assess his first season behind the bench with the Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League (GMHL)

The morning rain and a temperature of 6.5 Celsius at noon might not be usual conditions for a round of golf, but no one was complaining at St. Davids Golf Club Sunday

Niagara Falls native and former Niagara Predator Dante Massi spent Christmas Day away from his family for the first time in his life

Karen Wright is on a mission to build St. Davids into a tennis community, and it all starts with the kids

Rookie Warren Krogman aids in 5-1 win against Windsor

Berlin, GERMANY - July 09, 2006: I know hockey is the number one game in Canada, but the FIFA World Cup is here again. The competition started on Nov. 22, and the competition thus far has been incredible.

Fights during the second and third periods resulted in players and the head coach being suspended for Saturday’s game.

Anthony Tropea’s break-away goal wasn’t enough to put Preds on top. Last weekend ended with two losses for the Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League’s Niagara Predators.