A unique ending to the WECSSAA Cross Country Championships this fall. The team title was shared this season with Villanova and Sandwich earning gold.

Dom Silvaggio’s résumé speaks for itself. His passion for the game hasn’t faded either.

'End my high school golf career with a bang': Frankie Fields wins OFSAA silver

Sandwich Secondary is tied for the overall lead after the opening round of the OFSAA boys golf championship at Ambassador Golf Club.

Sofie Cullion scored a game-high 13 points as St. Anne upended St. Joe’s at home 61-41. Callie Guanio dropped 12 for the Lasers. The Saints improve to 3-0 while St. Joe’s falls to 2-3.

Not bad for someone who didn't pick up a club until Grade 9. She heard the announcement for tryouts at school and decided to give it a shot.

Massey runner Anieu Chan has committed to Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and will join the Demon Deacons in the fall of 2027.

Erie Migration student-athlete balances basketball, cross country and tennis — with her sights set on acting Grade 12 student Megan Wuerch is juggling three sports this season at Erie Migration, basketball, cross country and tennis, with basketball as her top priority and tennis close behind. "It is a lot, but I make sure that I make it to practices for each of the three," Wuerch told Powerplay Windsor. "I do value basketball a little higher, but I try my best, and I'm really

When Basil Eltayar arrived in Windsor three years ago from Saudi Arabia, he didn't speak English and had never seen a football game in his life.

Cardinal Carter Cougars 42, Riverside Stingers 14 Cardinal Carter jumped out early and never let up, building a 35-7 halftime lead before closing it out 42-14. • Christiano Antunes opened the scoring with a 10-yard rushing TD in the first quarter, and went a perfect 6-for-6 on extra points • Timar Tulloch had a monster night: two rushing touchdowns of 50-plus yards, a 48-yard receiving TD, and a punt return score • Noah Cafferena added a 40-yard receiving TD from Nate Nehmete

The Windsor-Essex County Secondary School Athletic Association (WECSSAA) has announced its top student-athlete award winners, recognizing excellence in sport and academics across both large and small school divisions. Ademolu WECSSAA Athlete of the Year Holy Names Grade 12 student Ty Vidamour took home the Male Large School honour after a dominant multi-sport career. The Knights standout earned league MVP and first-team all-star recognition in football, hockey, and soccer, he

St. Anne Saints guard Addison Ficon officially signed with the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees women's basketball program, with head coach Rose-Anne Joly flying in from Ottawa to be part of the moment.

Windsor-Essex pole vaulter Max Milinkovic-Gene turned in a standout performance at the Night Flight competition, setting a new personal best of 4.78m at the University of Windsor Athletics Club event. The mark is significant. At this year's OFSAA, Max finished fourth with a clearance of 4.60m — second place went to Adam Freure of E.L. Crossley at 4.70m. His new PB clears that bar with room to spare. He also noted the jump felt higher than the recorded height, with plenty of r

The Sr. Girls All-Star game was held at St. Clair College Monday. League convenor Stacey Ditchfield is extremely happy to see the success of girls soccer this past season with three teams (Lajeunesse, Tecumseh Vista and Villanova) qualifying for OFSAA.

The WECSSAA Sr. Boys All-Star game was held at the University of Windsor Monday night. Unlike games of the past, there were only two goals scored in regulation time with Marcos Diaz of St. Joe's tallying for Team Red while Team White scored an own goal.

The Windsor-Essex area had an outstanding showing at the OFSAA Track & Field Championships. Here are some of the results:

NORWOOD — Tecumseh Vista carried Thursday's momentum straight into Friday, dismantling Aurora High School 7-1 before rolling over Bayside Secondary 8-0 to close pool play on a high note.

Lajeunesse Rebounds Strong After Opening Loss in Norwood NORWOOD — After dropping their opener 2-0 to Heritage Christian School, Les Royals de Lajeunesse responded in a big way Thursday, rolling past ESC Algonquin 5-0 at the OFSAA A soccer championship. Alexa Chauvin was the story of the afternoon, potting a hat trick to lead the offensive charge. Lajeunesse will look to carry that momentum into Friday's final two pool play games, squaring off against É.S. Père René de Galiné

Noah VanNeck easily won the jr. boys discus with a throw of 55.29M falling just shy of the record set by Blake Foster of Sarina Northern in 2019 of 56.84.

Belle River captured the championship with a thrilling 2-1 victory over Tecumseh Vista on Thursday.