By Sam Laskaris Writer A teenager who honed his lacrosse skills in Six Nations has committed to further his athletic and academic careers south of the border. Taylor Harding, a defender with the Six Nations Arrows, has accepted a scholarship offer from the University of Denver Pioneers. But before heading to the NCAA Division 1 program, Harding, who is 17, has one more year of high school to finish. He\u2019ll commence his Grade 12 studies at Holy Trinity Catholic High School in Simcoe this September. Then he\u2019ll begin his university career, starting with the 2026-27 year, where he will play for the Pioneers\u2019 field lacrosse team. Harding had gone on a recruiting visit to the Denver school this past spring. \u201cI liked most things about them,\u201d said Harding, who has… <\/p>\n
By Sam Laskaris Writer A teenager who honed his lacrosse skills in Six Nations has committed to further his athletic and academic careers south of the border. Taylor Harding, a defender with the Six Nations Arrows, has accepted a scholarship offer from the University of Denver Pioneers. But before heading to the NCAA Division 1 program, Harding, who is 17, has one more year of high school to finish. He\u2019ll commence his Grade 12 studies at Holy Trinity Catholic High School in Simcoe this September. Then he\u2019ll begin his university career, starting with the 2026-27 year, where he will play for the Pioneers\u2019 field lacrosse team. Harding had gone on a recruiting visit to the Denver school this past spring. \u201cI liked most things about them,\u201d said Harding, who has... <\/p>\n