They drive 45 minutes each way. Three guys from Riverside, carpooling out to Wheatley just to play hockey. For Rory Sandison, Cooper Bulmer and Hayden Klem, it's not a sacrifice. It's the best part of the week. Klem is in his second season in Wheatley after playing in Amherstburg during his rookie season. Sandison, who played in Amherstburg last season, made the move to the Sharks and hasn't looked back. He's already carved out a spot on the first line and power play, and say

Junior hockey in Essex County has a new look this season, with two familiar faces stepping into the head coach's chair for the first time.

There will be a new but very familiar look behind the Sharks bench in the fall. Source: Wheatley Sharks Kyle Quick is back with the organization, this time as Head Coach. He brings both experience and a clear purpose with him. There's no shortage of respect for the top teams in the league but Quick knows what he wants. “I’m just super excited to have this opportunity to work with these guys and get Wheatley back into contention and competing,” Quick told Powerplay Sports. A f

There's a lot going on in the junior hockey loop. Here's the breakdown. LaSalle beat Chatham Wednesday night to take a 2-1 series lead....

Nick Bolton made 27 saves as the Lakeshore Canadiens opened their Stobbs Division best-of-seven semi final against Wheatley with a 4-0...

As per Aerosmith, same old song and dance. It's Lakeshore vs Wheatley in the Stobbs Division semi-final for a third straight year...

The game at the GOJHL level is different than in the PJHL but Kyle Greene is still a point per game player. "I just wanted to prove...

The highly anticipated game between the hometown Essex 73's and Wheatley Sharks lived up to the billing early on Tuesday night. Both...

Trevor Heslop backstopped the Lakeshore Canadiens to a 5-0 win over Wheatley to clinch their best of 7 Stobbs semi final four games to...