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Wildcats make it to OFSAA Regionals and win one of three games
The St. Thomas of Villanova Wildcats baseball team has been busy at Mic Mac Park recently including the WECSSAA tournament (pictured) and the OFSAA Regional tournament last week. The St. Thomas of Villanova Wildcats baseball team is among this region of the province’s best, but they are looking to improve for next season. The Wildcats advanced to last week’s OFSAA Regionals and came away fifth out of nine teams. They entered as the sixth seed and went 1-2 in their three games

Ron Giofu
Jun 92 min read


Three generations from Amherstburg part of Ravens football
The Libro Centre was busy last Saturday withEssex Ravens football action. Submitted photo Saturday was a long but rewarding day for Amherstburg’s Dale Scott. A trainer with the Essex County Ravens, he was watching attentively on the sidelines for three football games at the Libro Centre. “I’ve been involved with the Ravens since 1999. My son (Joshua) played and he’s now the defensive line coach for the Junior Varsity team and my grandson Keegan is on the bantam team,” said Sc

Fred Groves
Jun 92 min read


Wildcats advance to OFSAA Regionals by holding off Chatham school
The Villanova Wildcats baseball team, seen here meeting during the WECSSAA title game, have advanced to OFSAA. The St. Thomas of Villanova Wildcats boys baseball team have advanced to the OFSAA Regionals after winning at the SWOSSAA level last week. The Wildcats were able to challenge for a spot at OFSAA last Thursday in Chatham-Kent thanks to a St. Anne victory earlier in the week and made the most of it. The Wildcats held off the Chatham Ursuline College team 10-9 May 28. “

Ron Giofu
Jun 22 min read
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