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Busy weekend on tap

It's gonna be a busy weekend on the sports front in Windsor-Essex. Let's start at the University of Windsor. The track and field team is hosting their annual Team Challenge with 20 teams and clubs descending competing.



"Our team has really taken it to the next level this year after the success they had last year," Lancers head coach Colin Inglis told Powerplay Sports. "We've had changes every single week to our all-time top 10. Several school records that have happened. This team's been battling hard all season.


Windsor is hosting the OUA and USports National Championship this season. The action begins Friday afternoon at 2pm with the men's weight throw. Click the link for the full schedule: 2025 Team Challenge Technical Package (PDF) - Windsor Lancers


The women's hockey team is at home vs Brock Friday night and host Guelph Saturday afternoon at 4pm at the Capri Recreation Centre.


SAINTS VOLLEYBALL BEGIN PLAYOFFS


Head coach Julie-Anne Milling
Head coach Julie-Anne Milling

The women's volleyball team kicks off a busy day at the Sportsplex as they open the playoffs against the George Brown Huskies at 2pm. The Saints finished the regular season with a 16-2 record and finished 2nd behind 18-0 Humber. Geneva Huisman leads the way after finishing the season 3rd in the OCAA West with 4.3 points per set and 2nd in the league with a .412 kill percentage.


The women's basketball team (5-10) host Redeemer at 6pm while the men cap off the night at 8pm looking to finish wih the best record in program history. The Saints are 15-2 and will finish second in the OCAA West behind Humber who are 18-0 and have the tie breaker over St. Clair.


SPITS LOOKING TO REBOUND



After losing to the Saginaw Spirit at home Wednesday night, the Windsor Spitfires are looking to get back in the win column when they host the Sarnia Sting Friday night at the WFCU Centre. Windsor sits 2nd in the Western Conference with 34 win and 74 points. There are 19 games left in the regular season.


Click link to enter our draw for two tickets to the game: Win Spits Tix | Powerplay Sports



 
 
 

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Powerplay Windsor was born during a trip to Italy in the summer of 2018. Walking through a charming pedestrian underpass sparked a memory—being in the tunnel at the University of Michigan early in my career. That moment brought to mind the upcoming Windsor Lancers football camp and the many fall sports that would go uncovered due to cuts in legacy media sports coverage.

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