The Dryden Eagle Girls took time to feed the cows while getting ready for the Ofsaa Banquet Tuesday evening. Madill coach Ean Moffat let the girls get ready at his family farm in between their last game and and banquet. Thanks Ean and congrats on your girls winning gold.

The Dryden Eagles in game 2 at Ofssa against Carlton Place. Dryden scored an 4-1 win to go to 2-0 at the Ripley Huron Arena in Ripley.

The Dryden Eagles in game 2 at Ofssa against Carlton Place. Dryden scored an 4-1 win to go to 2-0 at the Ripley Huron Arena in Ripley.

The Dryden Eagles in game 1 at Ofssa against Georges Vanier of Smooth Rock Falls. Dryden scored an 8-0 win over to open the tournament at the Blyth Arena.

The Dryden Eagles in game 1 at Ofssa against Georges Vanier of Smooth Rock Falls. Dryden scored an 8-0 win over to open the tournament at the Blyth Arena.

The Dryden Eagles had a chance to get rid of their bus legs with a pratice at the beautiful Elmira Arena the day before Ofsaa. The venue is home to the Elmira Sugar Kings Jr. B Hockey club.

It was a successful, fun filled afternoon at the Dryden Ukrainian Literary Society this Sunday. Jeannette Denby and Lorraine Wyder helped these children learn a part of the culture, by making Ukrainian Easter eggs. They were able to take home their creations.
[J. Denby photo]

Kim Crossley, Clint Gottiger, and Cindy Richards are the latest semi-finalists in the $3,000 Karaoke Contest! Due to Good Friday there will not be any qualifier on the 2nd. That makes April 9th the last night to try out! The semi-finals are Saturday, April 17th, finals on April 24th.

This week's $3,000 Karaoke Contest semi-finalists are Brittany Kamm, Jessica Petit, and Veronica Lowe.

Only two more weeks to try to earn your place in the semi-finals!! Friday nights, at the Royal Canadian Legion in Dryden!

2010 NWOSSA Hockey Champion Dryden Eagles.
Ready to go for Gold at OFSAA in Wingham!
(M.Ebbeling; March 20)

A young Eagles fan mingles with Dryden Girls before a trip to Wingham and the OFSAA Final.
(M.Ebbeling; March 20)

A great turnout, including Dryden Mayor Anne Krassilowsky, gather at Arena to give a warm send off for the Dryden Eagle Girls, as they make the 22 hour trip to Wingham for the OFSAA Hockey Championship.
(M.Ebbeling; March 20)