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To foster and encourage the sport of hockey, in the Junior B Division. To promote, supervise and regulate competition in a sportsmanlike manner in the Junior Division of Amateur Hockey and to declare a championship team annually
The CBS Bluefins are a group of swimmers who partake in competitive and recreational programs to learn the skills of swimming.
The Gander Lakers Swim Club is a competitve swim club. In addition to the competitive swim club, there is a junior program (pre-competitive) to prepare those who may wish to move to the competitive team once they have completed the pre-competitve sessions (maximum 4 sessions).
The MPM Swim Club is a non-profit group aimed at the promotion of competitive swimming in our province. We believe that the swim team will provide them with valuable resources they can use throughout their lives.Emphasis is based on leadership,sportsmanship and self-discipline.Immediate benefits obtained are health,organization of personal time and improved performance in school
The Northern Lights Swim Club started up in the 70's about 8-10 years after the town of Wabush was incorporated and unlike other sport organizations in the area we never had any down times. We have existed since the start.
Bay Roberts Sea Lions Swim Club is a Newfoundland Labrador Summer Swim Club!
The C.B.S. Silhouettes Synchro Team, formed in 1990, is an amateur, not for profit club, which teaches and promotes the sport of synchronized swimming.The club offers a recreational program, as well as a multi- leveled competitive structure.
Swimming Newfoundland and Labrador serves as the provincial governing body of competitive swimming. Swimming Newfoundland and Labrador's vision is "To be a national leader in all aspects of swimming". The organization iscomprised of 15 winter clubs, 1 Masters club, and 11 summer clubs.
Carbonear's Swimming Pool offers swimming lessons, water aerobics, recreational swimming, and lifesaving courses. The pool is also available for rent for events.
Synchro NL is the governing body for the sport of Synchronized Swimming in Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada.
Targa Newfoundland is the first and only event of its kind to be held in North America. It is an annual event and forms a 2200 km long, high quality automotive adventure. It is held over a seven-day period in September of each year on the paved roads of the eastern and central parts of the island of Newfoundland.
The Gander Community Tennis Association offers summer programs for juniors, ladies, men, and youth beginning in June
Tennis court facility and club located in Harbour Grace, NL.
Greenbelt Tennis Club is not for profit organization that provides a relaxed atmosphere for its members to play and enjoy tennis. Offering 6 heated indoor courts and 4 outdoor courts, and a viewing area from inside the clubhouse, Greenbelt offers its' members a great facility to play tennis all year round.
Centrally located on the Rennies River walking trail with natural wind protection, Riverdale Tennis Club has been in operation for over 55 years, and has a proud tradition of offering tennis lessons and programs within a fun and social environment
The Mount Pearl Tennis Club is based in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and consists of 6 tennis courts. It offers exciting tennis and social experiences to members of all ages.
Tennis Newfoundland and Labrador is a not-for-profit provincial sport governing body, encouraging participation and providing competitive opportunities for players of all levels.
Snowmobile Club in Central Newfoundland,based in Glovertown Newfoundland. Promoting recreational snowmobiling and safety.
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To create recreation opportunities and upkeep of current recreation sites and organizing Canada Day.
Pearlgate Track and Field Club is a Newfoundland and Labrador Athletics Association and Athletics Canada Affiliated Track Club in Mount Pearl Newfoundland. They train year-round out of the Pearlgate Track and Field Complex, an Olympic caliber polyurethane facility. The facility also boasts a multipurpose room upstairs which is available to be rented for private functions.
The Garnish-Point Rosie Trail Association was originally formed in 1993 by 130 ATV owners who banded together to construct an ATV Trail from Garnish to the resettled community of Point Rosie. The trail is used by ATV users, snow mobilers, cross country skiers and hikers. The association maintains the trail through volunteer member labour and fundraising efforts
