By Justin Prince The St. Clair College Saints women’s basketball team forced 31 turnovers which resulted in 33 points to win 90-55 over the Lambton College Lions Nov. 8 to move to 4-1 on the season. In the first quarter
by Evan Mathias It seems the transition period into the Ontario Hockey League is over for Josh Ho-Sang. Drafted fifth overall by the Windsor Spitfires in the 2012 OHL Priority Selection, Ho-Sang had a rough start to his OHL career,
by Evan Mathias St Clair College cross country The St. Clair College cross country team left for the New Balance Toronto Canadian Collegiate Athletic Assoctiation Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships Nov. 7. The Saints Women’s team is coming off
By Justin Prince After starting the weekend with a win against a tough opponent, the St. Clair Saints men’s basketball team were blown out in their second game to fall to 2-2 on the season. The Saints came into the
By Justin Prince The St. Clair College Saints women’s basketball team won their third game of the season 71-59 over the Redeemer University-College Royals Nov. 2. The Royals started off the game at the St. Clair College gym with an
by Chelsea Lefler The Holy Names Catholic High School Knights and the Vincent Massey Secondary School Mustangs have played their final game of the regular season before the WECSSA playoffs begins. The two teams faced off at 7 p.m. on
By Richard Riosa Walk into any pub or bar throughout Europe on a weekend and what you are likely to find may more closely resemble a religious gathering than a sports event. Men and women of different ages and cultures
by Evan Mathias The Windsor Spitfires have signed 17-year-old free agent forward Cristiano DiGiacinto. DiGiacinto, who was signed Oct. 15, was passed up twice in the Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection but said he wasn’t discouraged and has
by Evan Mathias Everything has been going right for the LaSalle Vipers so far this season and Oct. 9 things got even better. Former captain Dylan Denomme returned to the team after a three month stint in Nanaimo, B.C.
by Nikko Ocampo The top CIS ranked Western Mustangs kept their winning streak alive as they defeated the University of Windsor Lancers 51-23 at Alumni Field Oct. 5. Western controlled the first quarter with the help of quarterback Will
By Phil Beneteau Dylan Denomme had two goals in his return to the LaSalle Vipers as they defeated the Chatham Maroons 4-2 at the Vollmer Recreational Complex Oct.9. Dylan Denomme was the leading scorer for the LaSalle Vipers and
By Mitchell Brandner The Windsor Spitfires have acquired overage defenceman Eric Diodati from the Mississauga Steelheads for a sixth-round draft pick. With Pat Sieloff graduating to professional hockey this season, there was a hole on the blue line that
By Taylor Busch With the help of their hometown cheering them on, eight swimmers from Windsor placed fourth overall in swimming competitions at the International Children’s Games in August. Andrei Semenov has been coaching the Windsor Essex Swim Team for
By Mitchell Brandner Defenceman Pat Sieloff will not be returning to the Windsor Spitfires and instead will play professional hockey for either the Calgary Flames or Abbotsford Heat. Sieloff was one of Windsor’s best defencemen last season. Assistant coach Jerrod
by Liam Higgins Skateboarders recently hit a local skate park for a competition to test their skills. The Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex held their first annual Lasalle SkateFest competition at the Vollmer Skate Park on Sept. 21. The event
By Sean Previl The St. Clair College baseball team has started its seventh season with hopes of another championship. The St. Clair Saints played the season opener Sept. 14 with back-to-back
by Evan Mathias The LaSalle Vipers got back two familiar faces in their lineup Wednesday night when they took on the St. Thomas Stars at the Vollmer Recreational Complex. Defenceman Zach Percy and forward Blake Jones were reunited with
By Andrew Bradley The Amherstburg Miracle League, a piece of baseball heaven, held opening day ceremonies Saturday, Sept. 7 at 10 am. The nine-team, 140-player league for intellectually and physically disabled players runs Saturdays until Oct. 26. The ballpark, at the
By Sandee Nho The Border City Brawlers kicked off their season opener last weekend against the London Timber Rollers. Over 600 friends, family and fans gathered April 6 at Forest Glade Arena to watch the Border City Brawlers go
by Evan Mathias Quality overage players have become a rare commodity in the Ontario Hockey League. Overagers are expected to be leaders to rookies and help in their developmental process as well as be top line players. “Obviously your foremost
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