Ron Strong was recently inducted into the Canadian Powerlifting Hall of Fame. As per CTV Windsor, Ron Strong, a retired truck driver who became one of Canada’s most celebrated powerlifters, has been inducted into the Canada Powerlifting Hall of Fame. It’s a fitting honour for an athlete whose career has defied both convention and time. Strong got a late start in the game and took up competitive powerlifting when he was 40 with a goal to get in shape to play hockey. He balance

Windsor, Ontario has plenty of reason to cheer this spring — three former Windsor Spitfires are headed to the Stanley Cup Final with the Carolina Hurricanes.

Will Lewis is the 2026 Illinois Skyway Conference Pitcher of the Year. "Any time you get recognized it feels good but in my mind it’s all just extra stuff. My job is to help the team win, the award is just recognition that I did my part." Lewis told Powerplay Sports.

Davide Finazzo returned home a national champion after claiming the WAKO 75 kg K-1 title in a hard-fought two-fight run, one that tested his body, his nerves, and his resolve in equal measure.

The 19th annual WESPY Awards once again brought together the best in Windsor-Essex sport to celebrate excellence, dedication, and community impact across every level of competition.

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

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