Sports Roundup: Carleton capture U Sports basketball championship

 ABOVE: Carleton Ravens captured their 16th-ever U Sports basketball championship on Sunday. (PHOTO: Don Voaklander) Your weekly round-up of sports in Ottawa for March 28-April 3, 2022. Ottawa 67’s The 67’s clinched a playoff berth for the seventh straight season following a busy week where it won three of four games.

Sports Roundup: Carleton men prepare for U Sports championship

 Your weekly round-up of sports in Ottawa for March 21-March 27, 2022. Ottawa 67’s Last week, the 67’s split a pair of home games, starting with a 9-4 drubbing of the Peterborough Petes on Friday (Mar. 25), which saw eight players post multi-point efforts. Tyler Boucher and Thomas Johnston lead

Ottawa’s newest on-ice addition will be sticking around for a while.

 Ottawa sports fans should learn the name Tyler Boucher – if they haven’t already. Despite having never visited Ottawa before joining the 67’s midseason from Boston University in January, the 19-year-old could be earmarked for an extended stay in the nation’s capital. The self-described power-forward was drafted 10th overall by

Sens go heavy and hard at NHL draft

 The Palladium Drive Destroyers? The Frank Finnegan Way Warlords? The Cyclone Taylor Boulevard Bullies? You getting all this?  A new nickname perhaps? One of the prevailing and consistent themes about building a successful franchise is – you just gotta have an identity. The Ottawa Senators stamp is likely to read