THIS WEEK IN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Tough loss for Senior Panthers Team

October 7th Game Day Results

The Senior Panthers Football team started the season off with a 28-7 victory over BCI. Then the Panthers faced the ‘AAA’ St. Johns College team in a 41-0 loss on September 30th. Hoping to bounce back, the team faced another hometown loss, 27-14 against Assumption College.

Jack Kelly and Adam Kozbor recorded touchdowns for Paris.

See results from the October 13th game against North Park in next week’s Paris Independent. The team has a bye week next week. All photos courtesy of Garth Chivers

SCOREBOARD SEPTEMBER 17 – OCTOBER 12

*U11 Rep Team sponsored by Pelton Transportation wins 5-1 against Ayr

*U15 Rep Team sponsored by Comfort Plus Heating & Cooling wins 4-1 against Delhi

*U18 Rep Team loses 2-1 against New Hamburg

How did that game go?

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Paris Curling Club members travel to BeerSpiel in Michigan

Paris Curling Club photos

As the ice at the Paris Curling Club is just about ready for the season, some members are getting some early practice in at bonspiels across the border. Some Paris club members travelled to Kalamazoo, Michigan to participate in their annual BeerSpiel. A team of PCC men formed one team (top middle), while another PCC member – Ashley - joined forces with ladies from the Detroit Curling Club (top left) to also participate in the BeerSpiel. The men went 2-2, falling in the C Event semifinals. The ladies’ team had a tough go while trying to get back into the sweep of things! The teams had a ton of fun reuniting with some friendly faces from previous spiels they've played in, while also meeting a bunch of other curlers from all over North America File this in things you don’t see every day – PCC members pictured top right participating in the KCC annual Keg Curling tradition, which is harder than it looks!

Are you looking to stay active this fall?

Check out the drop-in Multi Sport Program at Mt. Pleasant Elementary School. This noncompetitive, drop in program will introduce a new sport weekly: Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Badminton, Pickleball, Dodgeball. Equipment will be provided for all sports. All skill levels are welcome. Thursdays, from October 12 – November 29, 7 pm – 8 pm at Mt. Pleasant Elementary School

Open to ages 6 – 12 years and cost is $3/ per person. No need to register, just drop-in