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Last game before shutdown

Updated: Jan 11, 2022

The Essex 73's and Amherstburg Admirals will get one last game in before the province takes measures to offset the impact of the Omicron variant. The 73's host the Admirals in Essex.

Essex beat Blenheim 10-4 on the road Sunday as Everett Parent earned the Colenutt signs "Champion of the Game" honours.


On Monday the team announced the signing of forward Jack Fuerth who was playing for the Essex-Southpoint Capitals Midget team. Jack is also a baseball player in the Windsor Selects program and can hit a ball.



The 73's are currently in second place in the Stobbs division with an 18-5 record while the Admirals created a bit of a cushion at 4th following Sunday's 3-2 against Dresden. Tonight's game is one of two in the PJHL and starts at 7pm.






 
 
 

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