By Kenton Wolfe Two former Memorial Cup winning Windsor Spitfires are making their mark in professional hockey despite the NHL lockout. Zack Kassian and Scott Timmins faced off Oct. 27 in Rosemont, Ill. in an American Hockey League matchup between
Vipers power play ‘trick a treat by Rob Benneian A trio of power play goals propelled the LaSalle Vipers to a 3-1 win over the visiting Strathroy Rockets Oct. 31 at the Vollmer Complex. After falling behind on a goal
Thousands of Canadians and Americans participated in this year’s Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon. Nearly 24,000 runners, walkers and wheelers registered for the thirty-fifth annual event that took over the streets of downtown Windsor and Detroit Oct. 21. The international
by Rob Benneian Despite scoring first in all three games, the Windsor Spitfires were able to win just once in a weekend road trip across Ontario. The trip ended Oct. 28 in a 5-2 loss at the hands of the
The Detroit Tigers have lost the World Series in a four-game sweep to the San Francisco Giants. The Tigers lost the deciding game 4-3 in 10 innings. Giants second baseman Marco Scutaro hit the game-winning RBI single in the top
by Jamie Adam The brand new junior boys football team at École Secondaire Catholique E.J. Lajeunesse is closer to being able to purchase its own equipment thanks to a fundraiser held Oct. 21 at Club Alouette. After years of
by Brett Hedges Instead of wrestling farm animals like most boys born in Essex County, Dante Leon will be trying to defeat men much older than him to achieve his goals in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. The 17-year-old Harrow native will be
by Mandy Matthews A new cross-country runner has won the Windsor and Essex County Secondary Schools Athletic Association title and one school scored the top-four spots for midget boys. Last spring, Zoe Sawchuck started running competitively. She ran a number
By Kenton Wolfe An 82-game schedule is no longer a reality with the NHL owners and NHL Players’ Association making no progress in the ongoing negotiations of a new collective bargaining agreement. All games scheduled until Nov.30 have been cancelled
by Rob Benneian In the Ontario Hockey League, 16-year-old rookies aren’t expected to make much of an impact. That’s why it’s so remarkable that just four months past his sixteenth birthday, Windsor Spitfires defenceman Patrick Sanvido has made it impossible
By Kenton Wolfe The Windsor Spitfires have packed up and left the WFCU Centre with a five-game road trip underway. Forcing the Spits out of their arena is the second annual Skate Canada International competition, a figure skating contest which
by Kenton Wolfe A member of the Windsor Spitfires has been turning heads with his on-ice play. Spits forward Kerby Rychel has earned himself an invitation to join the Team Ontario Hockey League Subway Super Series roster. The team is
by Mitchell Brandner In squeaking out a narrow 2-1 victory over the visiting Erie Otters Oct. 18, the Spitfires moved within a point of first place in the Ontario Hockey League’s West Division. The game had a lot of whistles
By Kenton Wolfe What seemed like progress ultimately came to a halt Oct. 18, with the NHL Players’ Association turning down the latest offer from the NHL owners. Their response was three counter-proposals, which NHL commissioner Gary Bettman described as
Spitfires shootout woes continue by Mitchell Brandner The Windsor Spitfires lost 4-3 in a shootout to the Niagara IceDogs Sunday afternoon at the WFCU Centre. The IceDogs got on the board first when forward Mitchell Theoret banged home a rebound off
By Kenton Wolfe The NHL opening night has been officially missed with the passing of the previously scheduled Oct. 11 openers. The lockout has forced the NHL’s hand in cancelling all games scheduled Oct. 11-24. With no indication of progress
by Rob Benneian The Windsor Spitfires held on to win a wild game 7-4 against the Soo Greyhounds Oct. 11 at the WFCU Centre. Michael Clarke had two goals in the final minute of the game and assisted on two
by Kenton Wolfe Though the pair has nearly nothing in common, the two newest Windsor Spitfires appear to be adjusting quickly. One is a hot-shot rookie looking to solidify himself as one of the top young offensive players in the
By: Melissa Iarusso & Mamdouh Elchami October is breast cancer awareness month and many local football teams are campaigning to raise money. Dave and Tami Hawkins, teachers at Tecumseh Vista Academy, began the “Football for a Cure” campaign three years
by Rob Benneian The Windsor Spitfires were able to wrestle a point away from the visiting Sarnia Sting Oct. 8 with a third period goal from Ben Johnson, but could failed to score in the shootout and fell 3-2. Johnson
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