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Wolves start well but end up on short end of 27-7 final score to L’Essor
North Star players (black jerseys) and L’Essor players (orange jerseys) battle during the Oct. 2 game at the Libro Centre. The North Star Wolves football team continue to show improvement, but that improvement hasn’t resulted in any victories thus far. The latest game was last Friday (Oct. 2) against L’Essor and despite a good start, the Wolves ended up on the short end of a 27-7 final score. It was their first home game of the season. North Star was able to start a drive dee

Ron Giofu
Oct 62 min read


Admirals come up short against Flags and Blades
Amherstburg’s Freddie McCroy (right) pokes the puck away from Blenheim’s Brady Patterson in Sunday’s game. The Amherstburg Admirals have got some work to do. This past weekend they came up short in a pair of Provincial Junior Hockey League Games. They lost 5-1 to the Mooretown Flags last Saturday night in Mooretown and the next night, in Blenheim, were beaten handily by the Blades, 5-2. “One or two goals are not going to win you hockey games. We have to do a better job at tha

Fred Groves
Oct 62 min read


Jr Wolves b-ball team looks to improve
North Star’s Hailey King dribbles while being guarded during last Thursday’s game in Essex. The North Star Wolves junior girls basketball team got off to a quick start in their season-opener but an early run by their opponent doomed them. The Wolves dropped a 42-21 decision to the Essex Red Raiders last Thursday evening in Essex. The Wolves scored the first five points of the game but the Red Raiders went on a 16-0 run to pull ahead. It was a deficit the Wolves couldn’t pull

Ron Giofu
Sep 292 min read
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