Windsor Spitfires photo gallery – 09/14/2012
Photos from Friday, September 14 4-3 shootout loss at home to the Niagara IceDogs
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Phog Phest
Workers from Marz Media set up a stage late Friday evening in preparation for Phog Phest, an outdoor concert which will run from noon until midnight on Saturday, Sept. 15. Phog Lounge is located on the southeast corner of University
Studnicka, McNaughton state their case
by Rob Benneian Sam Studnicka and Jordan McNaughton have less than a full season of OHL experience between them. They aren’t letting it hold them back from making an impression on the Windsor Spitfires coaching staff. “Last year, both of
Hurricanes leave Fratmen ‘shipwrecked’
Windsor drops second straight by Rob Benneian The AKO Fratmen looked like a cruise missile locked and loaded on their target establishing an early 3-0 record. Lately, they’ve looked more like an ocean liner. The Titanic, to be more specific.
BREAKING: Spits, Rangers make blockbuster deal
by Rob Benneian The Windsor Spitfires have dealt overage forward Nick Czinder, overage defenseman Jeff Braithwaite and a seventh round pick in 2014 to the Kitchener Rangers for Slovakian forward Juraj Bezuch and a conditional 6th round pick in 2013.
HMCS Ville de Quebec docks in Windsor
The crew of a Halifax-class frigate is offering tours of the ship at Dieppe Park on Windsor’s riverfront, Sept. 6, 2012. The tours are held from 1 p.m.- 3 p.m., today through Saturday, and aim to educate people about
Fratmen suffering ‘identity crisis’
The Windsor AKO Fratmen went in to a mid-season tilt Saturday afternoon with the London Beefeaters with the swagger of the biggest bully on the playground. After sixty minutes of football, they had their lunch money stolen, their noses bloodied
B&E at Sushi California
WINDSOR, ONT.: Police are investigating a break and enter at Sushi California on University avenue and Victoria west. Windsor Police services said the incident is still under investigation. We will be updating on the story once more information becomes available.
London loss a reality check
by Rob Benneian Marquee game doesn’t meet hype It was billed as a heavy-weight battle between two rivals that would be a slugfest to the bitter end. One play from scrimmage was all it took to erase such a storyline.
Fratmen line looking to gel
by Rob Benneian Win or lose, the glory tends not to come their way. But if the Windsor AKO Fratmen are to achieve their championship goals this season it will be due to the play of their offensive line. Though
Spits open training camp
By Ashley Davidson Windsor Spitfires looking to improve The Windsor Spitfires opened training camp Monday, and several veterans on the team are hoping a productive summer will pay dividends this season. The Spitfires ended last season losing four straight games
LaChance: Fratmen not playing at championship level
by Rob Benneian Fratmen move to 3-0 It’s beginning to sound like a broken record. They came. They saw. They conquered. Their coach isn’t pleased. After a 25-11 victory over the winless Ottawa Sooners on Sunday, the look on AKO
Spits raise money for local sports
by Ashley Davidson Tecumseh Minor Hockey received a cheque today from the Windsor Spitfires for the money raised at the Johnny Shotz Alumni Game. The game took place on Saturday, July 28 and raised nearly $9000. Former Spitfires such as
All-purpose kicker shines in sweltering heat
by Rob Benneian Colella named Player of the Week After helping the Windsor AKO Fratmen to a 38-7 over the visiting Brampton Bears on Sunday, kicker Dan Colella just wanted to get off the field. “I was just drained after
LaChance takes responsibility for AKO’s lacklustre start
by Rob Benneian LaChance: ‘I need to be better’ Two lopsided wins for the Windsor AKO Fratmen have done nothing to help erase the taste of a heart-breaking loss in the Ontario Football Conference championship game last year. Head coach
Byrne reflects on homecoming
by Rob Benneian Byrne finishes +1, T-19th In his official homecoming tournament, a local professional golfer posted his highest finish on the Canadian Tour. Yet despite earning just over $1,200 for four days work at Roseland Golf and Curling Club,
Fratmen yet to hit their stride, says AKO coach
by Ashley Davidson & Rob Benneian Fratmen open home schedule with big victory Another win, another day. So sums up the Windsor AKO Fratmen’s 2-0 start to the season following a 38-7 victory in their home opener against the over-matched
Home-cooking not the recipe for Byrne
by Rob Benneian David Byrne has been enjoying all the benefits of playing on his home course at the latest stop on the Canadian Professional Golf Tour. That includes a nice home-cooked breakfast the morning after he fired a opening
Locals pulling for Byrne
David Byrne already had a leg up on the competition going into the Roseland Jamieson Charity Classic. He grew up playing the south Windsor course after moving to Essex from Corner Brook, Nfld at a young age. If the early
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