By Christian Bouchard Junior B The LaSalle Vipers edged out their rival Leamington Flyers in a penalty filled game on Thursday. Eli Billing made 40 saves for the Vipers, who moved into third place in the Junior B standings. Leamington’s
Ecole Secondaire E.J. Lajeunesse has added a Hockey Canada Skills Academy to their long list of sports programs, giving students with a passion for hockey as a new gym experience. During the 2013-14 season, there was 108 Hockey Canada Skills
With yet another death of a high school football player, local coaches say WECSSAA is taking the right steps towards protecting their players. Kenney Bui, a senior at Technology, Engineering and Communications high school in Seattle was playing defensive back
By Jordan Caschera The St. Clair Saints are celebrating wins from five of the school’s varsity sports programs this week. The Saints varsity season is well underway and the school’s golf, basketball, soccer, softball and baseball teams are all celebrating
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff What began as a season of promise ended as a season of regret for the Major League Baseball team across the river. A team that was supposed to contend for its fifth straight American League
By Jordan Caschera, Christian Bouchard and Brandon Koskitalo Junior B The Leamington Flyers played the London Nationals to a scoreless tie Thursday, Oct. 1. at the Leamington Kinsmen Recreations Centre. Flyers’ goalie Tyler Wall made 31 saves during the
By: Michael Hugall Although the dream of becoming a professional sports superstar may appeal to some student athletes, sometimes the importance of academic achievement may be lost. In the second year of its existence the F.J. Brennan School of Excellence
By Garrett Fodor/Converged Citizen Staff The Essex 73’s made major offseason acquisitions as the team will be looking to defend their seventh Schmalz Cup. Former Leamington Flyers goaltender Trevor Wheaton is one of the acquisitions. Through seven games
By Jordan Cachera The St. Clair Saints baseball team has kept their winning streak alive with a sweep of a doubleheader against Seneca College thanks to their Panamanian pitcher. The Saints first win was largely due to the pitching skills of
By Christian Bouchard After a 26-year wait, Ecole Secondaire E.J. Lajeunesse Senior football team played host to their first ever home football game on Thursday. Bleachers full of students, alumni, friends and family welcomed the 36 players at the school,
By Todd Shearon Staff Reporter Avenging a championship series loss from only a few months ago, the Integrity Amherstburg Admirals added to their undefeated season by blanking the Essex 73’s in a rematch of last season’s Great Lakes Jr. C.
By Justin Prince Staff Writer, The Converged Citizen The Windsor AKO Fratmen are preparing for their home opener after winning their first game last week. Coming off a 35-14 win against the Hamilton Hurricanes at Tim Hortons Field last
The commissioner of the National Basketball League of Canada wasted no time answering the public’s questions about the league’s controversial Game 7 forfeit situation during a town hall meeting with the Windsor Express. Almost immediately after the start of the
Athletes from Windsor and Essex County were honoured at the tenth annual Windsor Essex Sports Person of the Year Awards at the Caboto Club on April 13. Former NHL defenceman Chris Pronger was invited to the event as
Michael Hugall/Converged Citizen Staff Back-to-back championships are on the minds of the Windsor Express organization as it is in the National Basketball League of Canada’s final series for the second year in a row. The NBL Central champion Express take
Members of the Amherstburg Open say the league is suffering due to a lack of playable courts. The tennis league, which was first started in 2003 by Robert Dufour and Mike Callard has evolved over the years. Starting as a
By Ryan Adams WINDSOR, ON. April 6th, 2015. Joshua Marentette, 24, waits on the steps of a friends home, preparing for the Detroit Tigers Opening Day celebrations on April 6th in downtown Detroit. Thousands of Windsorites ventured over the Windsor-Detroit
By Mark Brown/Citizen Columnist-Associate Managing Editor No matter how many times Detroit has been to hell and back over the years, the city still has some great traditions that make it look good before an audience that spans North America.
A local lacrosse player is having great success on the professional level. Brett Hickey is the current leading goal scorer for the Toronto Rock. Born and raised in Windsor, the 24 year-old forward started playing lacrosse at the age of
By Jordan Caschera The Windsor Spitfires played in front of a sold out crowd as they hosted Connor McDavid and the Erie Otters in the last home game of the regular season on March 19. The venue was packed
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