
Jeremy Fraser
Sports Reporter at Cape Breton Post
Sports reporter at the @capebretonpost. Proud @hollandcollege alumnus. Story ideas to [email protected]
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6 days ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
Advertisement 1 • Article contentLocal sports teams were in action in provincial, baseball and soccer and lacrosse leagues over the weekend.
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6 days ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
Advertisement 1 • Article contentThe Sydney Sooners kicked off their Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League season with a series victory over the Halifax Mets at Susan McEachern Memorial Ball Park in Sydney over the weekend. Sydney took two of three games with Halifax, winning the opening game on Friday night and splitting a doubleheader with the mainland-based team on Saturday afternoon. The Sooners downed the Mets 9-5 to finish the series.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
Advertisement 1 • Article contentFour Cape Breton hockey players heard their name called on the second day of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League Entry Draft in Quebec City on Saturday. Charlie MacLeod, Tucker Sinclair, Jax Ginnish and Hunter MacDonald were each selected by teams during the 12-round event at Videotron City. MacLeod, 15, was the first Cape Breton-born player taken in the draft after being selected in the fourth-round, No. 70 overall, by his hometown Cape Breton Eagles.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
Advertisement 1 • Article contentSitting in the stands at Videotron Centre with his family by his side, Olivier Charron hoped to hear his name called in the first round of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League Entry Draft in Quebec City on Friday night. With only five picks remaining in the opening round and the 15-year-old still not selected, a trade was announced between the Cape Breton Eagles and Chicoutimi Saguenéens, who were on the clock with the No. 14 overall selection.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1 • Article contentSitting in the stands at Videotron Centre with his family by his side, Olivier Charron hoped to hear his name called in the first round of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League Entry Draft on Friday night. With only five picks remaining in the opening round and the 15-year-old still not selected, a trade was announced between the Cape Breton Eagles and Chicoutimi Saguenéens, who were on the clock with the No. 14 overall selection.
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Cape Breton players picked at 2025 QMJHL Entry Draft: - Charlie MacLeod - Sydney River - Round 4 - @CBEHockey - Tucker Sinclair - Glace Bay - Round 5 - @oceanicrimouski - Jax Ginnish - Membertou - Round 6 - @CBEHockey - Hunter MacDonald - Port Hood - Round 11 - @HuskiesRn

Among their 15 selections at the 2025 @QMJHL Entry Draft, the @CBEHockey selected two hometown players in @sydmitsuRUSH forward Charlie MacLeod of Sydney River and @HfxMacs defencemen Jax Ginnish of Membertou. #qmjhl #lhjmq

The @CBEHockey conclude the 2025 QMJHL Entry Draft with 15 selections - eight forwards, six defencemen and one goaltender. Full recap of the team's draft at https://t.co/HvvEqo9QIw shortly. #qmjhl #lhjmq https://t.co/0lV2ZSTvFi