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
The Essex 73’s swept the Exeter Hawks 4-0 to advance to the semi-final round of the Ontario Hockey Association Schmalz Cup for the fourth consecutive year. The Essex Franchise has been to the Schmalz Cup finals a record 13 times
By Mark Brown/Citizen Columnist In South America, association soccer is dubbed “the beautiful game.” To me however, those of us in North America have another sport that is worthy to be called “the beautiful game.” Baseball. The game that features
‘What happened last year is history. We want to make new history this year’ – Lexa Page By Justin Prince The Windsor Express continues its bid to repeat as champions of the National Basketball League of Canada heading into Game
by Michael Hugall The 2015 Ontario Federation Athletic Association basketball “quad-A” championships are under-way at the St. Denis Centre. The tournament runs from Mar. 9-11 with two teams representing the Windsor-Essex region. The Holy Names Knights were first to the
JEREMY JAMES FOKUOH Feb 6/2015 Although the Toronto Raptors are considered one of the NBA’s top team (33-17, second in the east), with an all-star break approaching and the trade deadline looming, the Raptors need to see improvement on the
By Christian Bouchard The Great Lakes Junior ‘C’ Hockey League Championship series between the Essex 73’s and Amherstburg Admirals is tied at one game apiece. The 73’s scored five answered goals after trailing by two goals in the
WINDSOR, ON., FEBRUARY 22, 2015. Express forward Quinnel Brown (15) prepares to inbound the ball as Mississauga’s Jordan Weidner guards during the first half of the Express’ 104-103 win over the Power at the WFCU Centre in Windsor, Sunday, February
Windsor Express Draws Crowds By Ken Pastushyn Friday, February 27, 2015. The Windsor Express, currently holding a 21 and nine record, are struggling to fill the seats at the WFCU Centre. Last year the Express won the National Basketball
By Christian Bouchard The Amherstburg Admirals will look for players to step into the spotlight in Game 6 of the Great Lakes Junior ‘C’ Hockey League Semi-Final round. After having won their previous seven straight playoff games, the Admirals
By Taylor Busch Staff Reporter The St. Clair College women’s basketball team defeated the Niagara College Knights at the St. Clair College SportsPlex in Windsor on Feb. 15. Forward Shannon Kennedy led the team scoring 23 points and secured the
by Michael Hugall The St. Clair Saints women’s basketball program is headed into an Ontario Colleges Athletic Association playoff birth following a 66-54 victory over the Niagara Knights Feb. 15. The game against Niagara was a “must win” for
By Michael Hugall High school students from across Michigan gathered at Joe Louis Arena for the Detroit Red Wings’ media day Feb. 13 Aspiring journalists from Saline to Warren congregated inside the Joe Louis Arena’s Olympia Club to take part
By Christian Bouchard With offence on the decline and strikeouts soaring through the roof, Major League Baseball is looking to reduce the size of the strike zone. Rule 2.00 of the Major League Baseball rulebook defines a strike zone
Five LaSalle Vipers will be graduating from the team at the end of this season. In order to be eligible to play in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League players must be between the ages of 16 and 21. Players
By Erik Zarins Staff Writer On Feb. 18 2008, the City of Windsor and the Spitfires community lost a key member of the hockey club. It became a tragedy when the news revealed it was none other than
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