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Admirals get head start on season by signing nine rookies
Nine rookies signed with the Amherstburg Admirals in a June 1 event at the Libro Centre. Brick by brick. That is the new motto, courtesy of Admirals head coach Paul Bortignon. Monday night in the team’s dressing room at the Libro Centre, the local Provincial Junior Hockey League (Junior C) team held an unprecedented ceremony, officially signing nine new players to its 2026-27 roster. “This is a special day, getting nine new players that we were hoping to get,” said GM Andrew

Fred Groves
Jun 22 min read


Four North Star athletes heading to university on scholarships
Four North Star High School student athletes have achieved scholarships to post-secondary institutions, all in different sports. Top row (from left): Max Ricciuti and Ashton Fevreau. Front row (from left): Emma Rudling and Peyton Meloche. Four athletes at North Star High School are heading to post-secondary education with scholarships in their back pockets. All four athletes from the Amherstburg public high school are in different sports with two staying in Canada and two hea

Ron Giofu
May 262 min read


Wildcats fall short to St Anne in WECSSAA baseball championship game
The St. Thomas of Villanova Wildcats went up against the St. Anne Saints in the championship game of the WECSSAA baseball tournament last Friday morning at Cullen Stadium at Mic Mac Park. The St. Thomas of Villanova boys baseball team got to the finals in the WECSSAA baseball tournament but ran up against a strong team. The Wildcats lost in the title game to the St. Anne Saints last Friday morning at Cullen Stadium, within Mic Mac Park in Windsor. “Unfortunately, we just mad

Ron Giofu
May 262 min read
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