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
by Brett Hedges The St. Clair College women’s golf team won their first overall team title in school history at the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association golf championships at Roseland Golf and Curling Club, Sept. 3. Led by silver and bronze
by Ashley Davidson After losing to the St. Leonard Cougars Sept. 29 in Montreal, the AKO season and their hopes of redeeming themselves in the playoffs ended. The Fratmen finished the season with four wins and four losses and did
By: Mitchell Brandner The Windsor Spitfires lost to the Guelph Storm Oct. 4 at the WFCU Centre in a game Guelph dominated from start to finish. The Storm special teams played a major role in the victory. Penalties made it
by Rob Benneian Two players from the LaSalle Vipers are looking to break the mold and beat the odds by making their way to the OHL. The majority of young men playing in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League will
NHL Lockout Update: Brief By Kenton Wolfe The NHL has cancelled the first of what could be many blocks of games. The ongoing discussions to draw up a new Collective Bargaining Agreement give no indication of a new deal to
by Mitchell Brandner The LaSalle Vipers played the Sarnia Legionnaires at the Vollmer Complex Oct. 3 in a penalty-filled affair which saw the Vipers win 5-3. Sarnia took an early lead on their first shot of the game. Legionnaires forward
MNN Reporter Kenton Wolfe talks with NHL Players Kyle Wellwood and Mike Leighton as they train with the OHL Windsor Spitfires October 2 at the WFCU Centre in Windsor. [embedplusvideo height=”281″ width=”450″ standard=”http://www.youtube.com/v/iZVJC_xp-_4?fs=1″ vars=”ytid=iZVJC_xp-_4&width=450&height=281&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=0&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=¬es=” id=”ep6724″ /]
Brady Vail’s team-high fourth goal of the young season proved to be the game-winner as the Windsor Spitfires downed the visiting Sudbury Wolves 5-2 in front of 5,960 fans at the WFCU Centre Sunday afternoon. The goal was Vail’s second
By: Mitchell Brandner The Windsor Spitfires improved their record to 2-1-0 Sept. 27 when they beat the Kitchener Rangers at the WFCU Centre for their first home win of the season. Windsor got on the board early when Chris Marchese
The Windsor AKO Fratmen were defeated 20-17 by the London Beefeaters at Windsor Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 22. The Fratmen led from their first offensive drive, which culminated in a touchdown grab by Shane Stadey, until the final minutes of
by Mitchell Brandner The Windsor Spitfires played host to the Owen Sound Attack in their season opener Thursday night. Windsor lost 6-1 in a game where the Spitfires could not stay out of the penalty box. The first period ended
by Rob Benneian Ty Bilcke could cost the Windsor Spitfires a lot of money this season. The Ontario Hockey League announced a new rule Sept. 20 designed to curb fighting. Any player who accumulates more than 10 fights will earn
by Rob Benneian Members of the Windsor Spitfires were on-hand at Dirty Jersey’s on Tecumseh Road Sept. 17. Rookie goaltender Jordan DeKort showed diners to their seats, while alternate-captains Patrick Sieloff, Kerby Rychel and Brady Vail helped the service
By Kenton Wolfe It seemed all too fitting when Saverio Posa, then-alternate captain of the Windsor Spitfires, took a seat in front of the “Wall of Captains” at the WFCU Centre following a 4-3 shootout loss to the Niagara IceDogs
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