Patriots upset Reds

By Bill Potrecz: BP Sports Niagara - February 26, 2025

BP Sports Niagara Hudson Rufrano came through in the clutch for the Saint Paul Patriots Wednesday.

The 16-year-old, Grade 11 student scored with just under two minutes remaining to break a 4-4 tie and give the Patriots a 5-4 victory over the Denis Morris Reds in the Niagara Catholic Athletics Zone 2 senior boys AA hockey final.

It is the first zone title for the Patriots since 2014.

“It was amazing,” Rufrano said. “It’s an honour to play for Saint Paul.”

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Parrent commits to Robert Morris

By Bill Potrecz: BP Sports Niagara - February 21, 2025

BP Sports Niagara Gabby Parrent’s rowing setback turned out to be a set up for success.

The 17-year-old, Grade 12 student at Saint Paul Catholic High School began rowing in Grade 9 but the next year felt something was off and took a break from the sport.

“I quit but I just continued my journey,” Parrent said. “It was extremely hard at times. Quitting is never easy and not something that I am proud of but it’s something that I feel was definitely a very important part of my journey and made me realize how important this sport was to me.”

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Revolving stars send Pats to Trib final

By Bernie Puchalski: BP Sports Niagara - January 10, 2025

BP Sports Niagara A complete team effort has propelled the Saint Paul Patriots to the championship game of the 68th Annual Welland Tribune Basketball Tournament.

On Friday night, it was the defensive and offensive play of guard Mark Cruz that helped the Patriots knock off the Governor Simcoe Redcoats 66-58 in the semifinals at Notre Dame.

The Grade 12 guard, who was the 2024 winner of the George Hillesheim Award as the top boys basketball player in Niagara Falls, scored 12 points in the game while being tasked with guarding Simcoe star Noah Budgell.

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Williams leads Patriots into Trib semifinals

By Bernie Puchalski: BP Sports Niagara - January 9, 2025

BP Sports Niagara Four straight threes by Saint Paul’s Liam Williams in the first quarter gave the Patriots a lead they would not relinquish versus the Eden Flyers Thursday in the championship quarter-finals of the 68th Annual Welland Tribune Basketball Tournament at Notre Dame.

Williams would finish with a team-high 22 points as Saint Paul recorded a 71-61 victory over the defending champion Flyers.

The 16-year-old had no idea he was going to have a hot shooting night.

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