Opening day of high school soccer

Could ESports become a recognized high school sport? That's what St. Clair College is hoping for.

The Orlando Solar Bears have added a proven scorer to their lineup, signing forward Keegan McMullen to an ECHL Standard Player Contract.

The Windsor Spitfires take on the Guelph Storm in round one of the OHL playoffs.

Villanova advance to medal round

It’s not about scores, standings, or championships. It's about staying active, having fun, and building friendships that lasts. That’s been the philosophy of The Living Dead Hockey League since the early 1990s, offering players a place to hit the ice with no pressure and no competition. “We provide a place for people to go have some fun,” League president Bill Magone told Powerplay Sports. “At the end of the year, we walk away, say goodbye, and come back in October.” The leag

Windsor beat Mount Royal in what announcers call an upset as the Lancers move on to the Usports semi-finals.

Smith and Donoso recognized prior to the USports championship tournament.

Roger Dundas and Warren Dunford are loyal Leamington Flyers fans who have known each other for decades.

The Leamington Flyers will head to Collingwood for game one of the West Conference semi-finals.

Are you ready for a good tilt? It's game 7 of the Stobbs Division semi-finals between the Lakeshore Canadiens and the Blenheim Blades. " Meaningful hockey in March is what you sign up for," Lakeshore head coach Brent Walker told Powerplay Sports. "I would expect both teams will be fired up for it. Going to be a fun night, the tube will be rocking." Why the series is going the distance The series is going the distance because neither team has been able to hold momentum for lon

The gym at Cardinal Carter Catholic Secondary School had a little extra energy last week and it was all for a good cause. The school’s senior boys basketball team faced off against a newly formed team of Carter alumni in a charity game, with the current squad coming away with a 62–56 win. More importantly, the event raised $2,000 for SickKids Canada , supporting care and research at Toronto’s The Hospital for Sick Children. Students and staff packed the gym to watch game game