Mark Malone is a journalist based in Chatham, Ontario, with a focus on local news and sports. He writes for various publications, including the Ottawa Citizen, The Sarnia Observer, and the Woodstock Sentinel Review. Mark's articles cover a range of topics, including local sports events, community news, and profiles of local athletes.
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The Sarnia Sting ended a six-game skid with Friday’s 5-4 shootout win over the Ottawa 67’s.
Forward Liam Beamish is set to make his Sarnia Sting debut Wednesday in Flint after signing with the team.
By: Mark Malone
The Sarnia Sting missed Beckham Edwards and Alessandro Di Iorio a lot while they played for Canada at the U17 World Challenge.
The Chatham Maroons' offence looks unstoppable some games. The Chatham Maroons' offence looks unstoppable some games. Article content
By: Mark Malone
Michael White put his head down and went back to work after winning bronze eight months ago at the Boxing Canada youth and junior championships.
Two years ago, the Northern Vikings sat out the senior football season and focused on their juniors. Today, they’re OFSAA Bowl champions.
By: Mark Malone
Wallaceburg's Seth Griffith is the new captain for the Bakersfield Condors in the American Hockey League.
Captain Lukas Fischer was ready to return to the Sarnia Sting's lineup Wednesday in Flint after being sidelined for five weeks with an upper-body injury.
The Sarnia Sting may have a terrific trio of rookie forwards rather than a dynamic duo.
The Sarnia Sting may have a terrific trio of rookie forwards rather than a dynamic duo.
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