Staff Writer Chelsea Lefler Seventeen year old, Austin Hall has been signed to the Ontario Hockey League’s Guelph Storm. Hall is a former Sun County Panther and played defence for the LaSalle Vipers at the Junior B team this
by Sean Previl Windsor’s hockey parents will need to start digging deep to pay for their kids to hit the rink come summer, according to a new poll by Scotiabank. The Scotiabank Hockey Community Poll, conducted in October 2013, surveyed
by Chris Mailloux A local Mixed Martial Arts fighter has reached the top female ranks in Canada but has no plans to stop there. On March 8, Randa Markos-Thomas became the first ever Provincial Fighting Championship Strawweight champion after beating
by Shaun Garrity The Windsor Express reached has second round of the playoffs in the National Basketball League of Canada, but there are concerns about where the team will play next year. “The only thing we’re worried about is getting
by Joseph Elliott With Saturday’s win over the Laurier Golden Hawks, the University of Windsor women’s basketball team has further solidified themselves as a dynasty in the Winsdor-Essex County sports community. The Lancers finished the regular season with a conference
by Tecumseh MacGuigan The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Windsor Essex Foundation is setting out to make their Bowl For Kids Sake event the most successful yet. Last year’s event had over 800 bowlers and raked in $45,000. The event
by Ryan Turczyniak As St. Clair College’s new SportsPlex nears its completion, more students and staff are anticipating the grand opening. The building is to include three basketball courts, a classroom, a fitness centre, locker rooms for each team,
by Aaron Sanders The Windsor Express are preparing themselves for what they hope will be a successful post-season. The Express possess the best record in the National Basketball League of Canada (28-11) and are the Central Division champions, giving them
by Liam Higgins The LaSalle Vipers suffered an overtime upset against the Leamington Flyers. The much-rivaled teams battled it out Feb. 12 with a competitive, energetic and aggressive game that required extra time at the Vollmer Recreational Complex. The Flyers,
by Evan Mathias Canadian women strike gold! The Canadian women’s hockey team made an incredible comeback from a 2-0 deficit to eventually win 3-2 in overtime capturing their fourth straight Olympic gold medal against their rival American counterparts. Marie-Philip Poulin
by Evan Mathias Almost every Canadian hockey player grows up dreaming to play in the NHL, to play hockey at the highest level for their favourite team. For many of these kids that dream will never be achieved, for some
By Sarah Ryrie It wasn’t a great night for the LaSalle Vipers. The Vipers lost 8-1 to their rivals the Chatham Maroons in front of 841 fans at the Vollmer Recreational Complex Jan. 29. Vipers Captain, Dylan Denomme doesn’t think this
by Jolene Perron A battle heated up at South Windsor Arena when two desperate hockey teams played for a much needed win. The Windsor Lancers hosted the Laurier Golden Hawks on home ice Friday night. The Lancers came out strong
by Chelsea Lefler LaSalle Vipers defenceman and former Sun County panther Austin Hall has received the Mickey Renaud Award. Renaud was born on Oct. 5, 1988 in Tecumseh Ont. He officially joined the Spitfires in 2005-06 and in 2007 was
by Shaun Garrity What is it about the blue and yellow stitched jerseys that is constantly being recognized by the CFL? With more than six players in 10 years furthering their careers after they depart the Windsor Lancers football program,
by Evan Mathias Despite the Windsor Spitfires only having three wins in their last nine games the players and coaches are finding positives on which to build. One of the big positives for this team has been the offensive play
by Brett Hedges History was made Jan. 15 when the Windsor Express played the London Lightning in National Basketball League of Canada action at Caesar’s Windsor. The Clash at the Colosseum marked the first time in history that a professional
By Adam El-Baba There was nothing but excitement when St. Clair College announced their new head for the Women’s Varsity soccer team, Nov. 20. New coach Steve Vagnini didn’t hesitate to outline his immediate goals to the team. “We are
St. Clair College has introduced a new scholarship available to full-time student athletes. The St. Clair Athletic Association brought in a new scholarship with the potential for students to earn up to approximately $2,500 per semester. Jay Shewfelt, the athletic
By Justin Prince The St. Clair College Saints beat the Lambton College Lions 64-60 in a game that came down to the wire Nov. 8. The game started back and forth after the Saints and Lions made back-to-back threes within
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