By Kenneth Pastushyn “Every Child Deserves a Chance to Play Baseball,” is the motto of Miracle Leagues throughout North America, giving children with disabilities a chance the step up to the plate. The Miracle League of Amherstburg played their next
It has been nearly two months since the Rio Olympics closed and one local Olympian is still living in the moment. Belle River native Noelle Montcalm earned her spot on the Canadian athletics team that went to Rio de Janeiro
Newly acquired defenceman Sean Day scored in his first game as a Spitfire to help lead Windsor to a victory over Kingston at the WFCU Centre. Day, 18, stands among an exclusive group as the fourth player ever granted exceptional
The Windsor Spitfires defeated the Flint Firebirds 7-2 at the WFCU Centre for their fourth straight win adding eight points to their league leading 7-2-0 record. The Ottawa Senators’ 2016 11th overall draft choice Logan Brown picked up where he
The Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association hosted their ladies golf tournament in Windsor once again. The two day event took place on Oct. 12 and 13. More than 100 golfers came from 80 schools in 18 regions to
University Hockey The University of Windsor men’s ice hockey team will be traveling to the U.S. this weekend in preparation for their regular season which begins Oct. 7. The Lancers will be looking for another Ontario University Athletics
by Michael Hugall On Nov. 22, 2015 the City of Windsor welcomed a 16-year-old Sudanese student, Jonathon Nicola. What was unknown at the time has now come to light after an investigation done by CBSA alleged that Nicola was not a 16-year-old
By Christian Bouchard Over the past couple years the sports world has seen some of the greatest call it a career. We have been left with fond memories thanks to guys such as Peyton Manning, Derek Jeter, Kobe Bryant and
By Jordan Caschera The dreadful and embarrassing season of the Toronto Maple Leafs has finally come to an end and it’s time to cheer for a championship caliber team, Toronto Blue Jays. The Toronto Maple Leafs ended their season with
A local goalie is earning more than individual accolades and is set to earn an education from a soon to be Division I NCAA school. Leamington Flyers rookie goalie Tyler Wall took the league by storm as he
By Christian Bouchard One pitcher would have to lose. The only question was who? Entering their first start of the season, Detroit Tigers pitcher Anibal Sanchez returned to a place he once called home having not lost there since 2012.
By Ryan Blevins A local athletic training facility is celebrating their one year anniversary. Kings Performance Systems is an athletic training facility in Windsor and has now been training athletes for one year. Specializing in weight and speed training,
The Converged Citizen‘s sports section predicts the 2016 World Series Champions. Mark Brown – Managing Editor: Red Sox Vs Cubs with the Cubs winning the WS. Caleb Workman – Managing Editor: Blue Jays Vs Pirates with the Blue Jays winning
By Michael Hugall Spring is defined by the wonder it brings to the western world. The buds on the trees are blossoming to represent a new lively year, everyone’s favourite ice cream shop is going back into service for another
By Christian Bouchard Millions of hockey fans across Canada will be hitting the road to recovery during the playoffs, but there is still good news – there is nowhere to go but up. The nightmare and seemingly unthinkable has quickly
Defensive coverage The 73’s allowed the fewest goals against in the regular season and throughout the playoffs. In order to keep their season going they need to limit the number of shots goalie Trevor Wheaton faces. Throughout the two
By Michael Hugall This year marked the third time out of four years Catholic Central high school took the role of host to the highest level of high school basketball in the province. With sports tourism a topic of debate
By Christian Bouchard Play a full 60 minutes The Admirals coaching staff and players have been notorious for their consistent message of playing a full 60 minutes all year long. When Amherstburg gets a lead, it will be vital for
WINDSOR, ON — Swimmers from secondary schools throughout Ontario filled the Windsor International Aquatic Centre March 8-9 for the OFSAA championships. The preliminaries were held March 8 and more than 600 hundred students swam heats from freestyle to butterfly. (Photos by
By Ryan Blevins During a week full of gold, silver and bronze in the city, Windsor was host to the Boys Triple A Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association tournament. The best high school basketball teams in the
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