CHOK Sports

Matt Hill Wins!

Thu May 28 2009 - Sarnia's Matt Hill has won the N-C-A-A Division 1 Men's Golf Championship. The N-C State golfer shot a 3rd consecutive 2 under 69 at Inverness in Toledo Thursday afternoon to win by two strokes over Kyle Stanley of Clemson. Hill is having an amazing collegiate season, the ACC Regional Champion becomes the first North Carolina Wolfpack golfer to win medalist honors. He's had the best year of golf in ACC history.


World Under-17

Thu Nov 13 2008 - Two members of the Sarnia Sting have made the 22 man roster for Team Ontario for the 2009 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge. Defenceman Nathan Chiarlitti and forward Gregg Sutch will compete in the event in Port Alberni B-C from Dec 29th through January 4th. The tournament features five regional and five international teams from Finland, Germany, Russia, Slovakia and the U-S. Team Ontario will play in a conference against Team Pacific, Team Atlantic, Russia and Germany. Christian Thomas, the some of former NHLer Steve Thomas and a member of the London Knights has also made the Ontario roster.


Rangers Sign DiDiomete

Mon Oct 20 2008 - The New York Rangers have announced the signing of free agent forward Devin DiDiomete of the Sarnia Sting. The 20 yr old Stratford native had 56 points in 56 games with the Sting last year including 23 goals. His 216 penalty minutes was second overall in the OHL. The Rangers haven't said where exactly DiDiomete will be playing.


Verbeek Out

Sat May 24 2008 - The Sarnia Blast (WOHL-Junior B) is making some major changes at the top. At the club's annual banquet Friday, former NHLer Pat Verbeek announced he has sold the team to up to nine local business men, one of which is Blast Head Coach and owner of Micor Sports Bill Abbercrombie. The other partners were not named. Verbeek, now a full time scout with the NHL's Detroit Red Wings, owned the team for four seasons.

2008 Regular Season Team Awards:

MVP - John Faulkner (G)
Rookie of the Year - Tyler Cicchini (LW)
Top Defenseman - Josh Cornelissen (D)
Leading Scorer - Matt Abbercrombie (FD)
People's Choice - John Faulkner (G), Tyler Lewis (RW), Scott Stafford (RW)


Scores

Fri May 2 2008 - National Hockey League Playoffs (2)

Best-of-Seven Conference Semifinals

Eastern Conference (1)

N.Y. Rangers 3 Pittsburgh 0

(Pittsburgh leads series 3-1)

Western Conference (1)

Detroit 8 Colorado 2

(Detroit wins series 4-0)

TONIGHT:

National Hockey League Playoffs (1)

Best-of-Seven Conference Semifinal

Western Conference (1)

Dallas at San Jose, 10 p.m.

(Dallas leads series 3-1)


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All Ontario Junior C Championship

Best of 7 FINAL

Game #5 - Alliston 5 Essex 73's 1

(The Hornets lead the series 3-2, Game #6 in Alliston TOMORROW night)

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Ontario Hockey League Championships

Best of 7 FINAL

Game #2 - Kitchener Rangers at Belleville, 7:15 pm.

(Bulls trail in the series 1-0)

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IHL

Best of 7 Turner Cup Championship

Game #1 - Port Huron Icehawks at Fort Wayne, 8:00 pm.

The Icehawks host Game #2 TOMORROW (Saturday) night at McMorran Arena. Beginning with a FREE Tail-Gate Party in the Arena parking lot from 5pm to 7pm.

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OHL Junior B Lacrosse

The 0-2 Sarnia Pacers look for their first win of the season as they travel to Wallaceburg for a 8:30 pm game.

Their in Windsor TOMORROW (Saturday) night at 7:00 pm.

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National Basketball Association Playoffs (1)

Best-of-Seven Conference Quarter-finals

Eastern Conference (1)

Detroit 100 Philadelphia 77

(Detroit wins series 4-2)

TONIGHT:

National Basketball Association Playoffs (3)

Best-of-Seven Conference Quarter-finals

Eastern Conference (2)

Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m.

(Cleveland leads series 3-2)

Boston at Atlanta, 8 p.m.

(Boston leads series 3-2)

Western Conference (1)

Houston at Utah, 10:30 p.m.

(Utah leads series 3-2)



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Major League Baseball (10)

American League (6)

Toronto 3 Boston 0

Detroit 8 N.Y. Yankees 4

Tampa Bay 4 Baltimore 2
Texas 2 Kansas City 1
Cleveland 3 Seattle 2 (11 innings)
Oakland 15 L.A. Angels 8

National League (4)

L.A. Dodgers 5 Florida 3
Milwaukee 4 Chicago Cubs 3
Washington 3 Pittsburgh 2
Philadelphia 3 San Diego 2

TONIGHT:

Chicago White Sox (Mark Buehrle 1-2) at Toronto (Shaun Marcum 2-2), on Country CHOK starting at 7:00 pm.

Detroit (Armando Galarraga 2-0) at Minnesota (Livan Hernandez 3-1), 8:10 p.m.

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Sports Hall of Fame

Tue Jul 24 2007 - The Sarnia Lambton Sports Hall of Fame Board of Directors have announced the inductees for this years 25th Annual Induction Dinner.

Corunna native and former NHLer Paul Ysebaert will be inducted in the Professional Category, with Elmer John Bernard and Cal Adams as amateur athletes

Bud Morrison Award - Doug Caley

The 1974 Sarnia Bopra Junior A baseball team will enter in the Team Category - they won the O.A.S.A. championship that year.

Dick Robinson and Brent McFarlane will be honoured with a Special Achievement Award (2 recipients)

Builders Category - Bryan Chappell

Earl MacKenzie Award (2 recipients)
Cliff Perry
Merel Scott

The Dinner will be held at the Holiday Inn on October 6, 2007.

Tickets can be purchased for $35.00 each at Micor Sports or from any Hall of Fame Director.


Bridge Race Results

Sun Jun 24 2007 - 23 year old Adam Roach of Port Huron is the winner of the 2007 CHOK-YMCA Bridge Race. He did it in an impressive time of 31 minutes, 43 seconds. That's almost 2 minutes shy of the all-time record.
Addis Alem Habtewold of St Clair Michigan was second, crossing the finish line in 32 minutes one second.
23 year old Lanni Marchant of London is the top woman in this year's race. She clocked in at 36 minutes 55 seconds.


Sting Smother Tavares and the Generals

Sat Feb 24 2007 - 40 shots on goal, 40 saves by Sting netminder Parker VanBuskirk en route to a Sarnia 2-0 win over the Oshawa Generals. The Sting got off to a lucky start when a dump in from forward Justin DiBenedetto, from outside the blue line, took a home-team bounce passed Generals goaltender Mark Packwood into the back of the net. DiBenedetto would extend the lead 9 minutes later on his 25th goal of the season, assisted by Mark Katic and VanBuskirk. Sarnia would only muster 18 shots on goal in the game, but it was enough to walk out with the win. The Sting are off today and return to action Sunday afternoon when they host the Belleville Bulls at the SSEC. Catch the broadcast on Country CHOK beginning at 1:30.

Scoring Summary
1. SAR DiBenedetto, (24) (Ferry), 6:48
1. SAR DiBenedetto, (25) (Katic, VanBuskirk), 15:36


TSC Tankard Finals

Sun Feb 18 2007 - #2 Ranked Middaugh moves on to the finals this afternoon (Sunday) after a 9-5 semi-final win over Epping. Middaugh, 7-2 in the round robin, battle undefeated Howard for the right to move on to the Brier in Hamilton next month. Howard has beaten Middaugh twice so far this week: 9-4 in eight ends in Draw #8, 9-2 in 5 ends in 'Page A.' Finals get underway at the SSEC at 1:30.


Slow Whistle

Sat Feb 17 2007 - The Sarnia Sting were arguably robbed of a very valuable extra point in overtime last night, falling 2-1 to the Spirit before 4343 fans in Saginaw. Midway through the extra session, Sting netminder Parker vanBuskirk appeared to have covered the puck. No whistle was blown, the Spirit continued to hack away at the puck, eventually budging it over the line for a Spirit win. Head Coach Dave MacQueen says his team played almost a perfect road game. He adds going back to basics, practicing patience, and solid defense are the keys to the team's new approach. The Sting are now off until Friday when they host John Tavares and the Oshawa Generals at the SSEC.

Scoring summary

1. SAR Stamkos, (39) (Pospisil, Katic), 16:37 (PP)
3. SAG Berard, (10) (Haskins), 2:01
OT. SAG O'Marra, (19) (Hotham, McNeill), 2:38



Sting fall to Kingston

Sat Feb 10 2007 - A 3-0 Kingston Frontenacs lead 7 minutes into the game looked to be the beginning of the end for the Sarnia Sting. But a goaltender change (DiSalvo-out, vanBuskirk-in) and 4 unanswered goals to close out the first gave the Sarnia Sting a 4-3 lead. Kingston would score once in the second, the two teams each scored once in the third to send the game to extra time. With no goals in overtime, the game went to extra shooters in a shootout. Rookie Steven Stamkos hit a goal post, the Frontenac's Matt Auffrey beat Parker vanBuskirk for the 6-5 win. The Sting get a rare Saturday off today before battling the 67s in Ottawa tomorow afternoon. Broadcast time on Country CHOK 1:30.


Scoring Summary
1. KGN Stewart, (30) (Shutron), 2:08
1. KGN Hughes, (38) (Kang, Kolarz), 4:51
1. KGN Skinner, (21) (Kang, Stewart), 6:44
1. SAR Gomes, (9) (Lombardi, Ferry), 9:06
1. SAR Reed, (26) (Kell, Katic), 13:45 (PP)
1. SAR Voakes, (18) (Gomes, Wilson), 18:09
1. SAR DiBenedetto, (23) (Stamkos, Lombardi), 19:02
2. KGN Skinner, (22) (Kang, Shutron), 8:16 (PP)
3. KGN Nyholm, (11) (Stewart), 1:51
3. SAR Kell, (30) (Pospisil, Katic), 8:18


Zone Coverage:-Absent

Sun Feb 4 2007 - The Sting, after relinquishing the lead early in the first period, just couldn't get it back Saturday night. Mississauga skated away with an 8-6 victory. Despite dominating play in the third period, Sarnia was just too far back to pull out a win. Parker VanBuskirk was benched after giving up four goals in the first, replaced by rookie Peter DiSalvo. Andrew Loverock went the distance in goal for the Ice Dogs. Attendance at the SSEC last night 3381. The Sting now hit the road for the next couple of weeks, starting in Peterborough this Thursday night on CHOK.


Scoring summary
1. SAR Stamkos, (35) (Voakes, Reed), 4:34 (PP)
1. MISS Lawrence, (36) (Osala, Martine), 7:31 (PP)
1. MISS Martine, (9) (Pietrangelo, Swift), 10:59 (PP)
1. MISS Legein, (34) (Owens), 11:53
1. MISS Swift, (25) (Beljo), 19:49
2. SAR Kell, (28) (Reed), 13:31
2. MISS Osala, (14) (Corrente, Martine), 14:24 (PP)
2. MISS Caputi, (20) (Owens), 15:02
2. MISS Swift, (26) (Pietrangelo, Owens), 19:26
3. SAR Reed, (25) (Wilson), 3:55 (PP)
3. SAR Kell, (29) (Ferry, Katic), 6:05
3. SAR Wilson, (15) (Katic), 11:17 (PP)
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (21) (Voakes, Stamkos), 17:38 (PP)
3. MISS Legein, (35) (Pietrangelo), 19:32 (EN)


Good Knight !

Sat Feb 3 2007 - Erasing a 3-1 and a 5-4 deficit (with 38 seconds to go on a goal by Tomas Pospisil) didn't translate into a win for the Sarnia Sting. They fell to the London Knights 6-5 in overtime last night at the John Labbatt Centre. Justin DiBenedetto the hero for the Sting in the loss, netting a hat trick. While Knights forward Sergei Kostitsyn continued his role as a thorn in the side of the Sting, scoring the game winner 18 seconds into overtime. The Sting will try and make it 5 of a possible 6 weekend points tonight when they host the Mississauga Ice Dogs at the SSEC. Catch all the action, beginning with the pregame show on Country CHOK at 7:05.

Scoring summary

1. SAR DiBenedetto, (18) (Voakes, Stamkos), 8:46
1. LDN Kane, (42) (Gagner, Kostitsyn), 10:47 (PP)
1. LDN Kane, (43) (Gagner, Martinelli), 15:49
2. LDN Kostitsyn, (24) (Meckler, Gagner), 5:13 (PP)
2. SAR DiBenedetto, (19) (Pospisil, Ferry), 6:47 (PP)
2. SAR DiBenedetto, (20) (Kell), 10:32
2. SAR Reed, (24) (Roelofsen, Tuzzolino), 18:34
3. LDN Kane, (44) (Gagner, Kostitsyn), 18:26
3. LDN Gagner, (27) (Perry, Drummond), 18:54 (PP)
3. SAR Pospisil, (22) (Voakes), 19:22
OT. LDN Kostitsyn, (25) (Montgomery), 0:18


Relief !

Fri Feb 2 2007 - Daniel Lombardi's goal 1:53 into the second period turned out to be the winner as the Sarnia Sting defeated the Plymouth Whalers 5-1 in OHL action at the SSEC last night. Craig Voakes, Justin DiBenedetto, Steve Reese and Harrison Reed also scored for Sarnia.
James Neal had a power-play goal early in the first period for Plymouth.
Sting goalie Parker VanBuskirk blocked 29 shots, while Michal Neuvirth made 28 saves for the Whalers. Attendance 3250. The Sting travel to London tonight on CHOK 7pm

Scoring summary

1. PLY Neal, (24) , 4:21 (PP)
1. SAR Voakes, (17) , 14:34 (SH)
2. SAR Lombardi, (5) (Gomes), 1:53
2. SAR DiBenedetto, (17) (Voakes, Stamkos), 17:14
3. SAR Reese, (4) (Anger), 10:09
3. SAR Reed, (23) (Anger, Ferry), 18:28


All Stars Fill the Net

Thu Feb 1 2007 -
Hunter Tremblay of the Barrie Colts scored three goals and assisted on two others to lead the OHL Eastern Conference to a 13-9 win over the Western representative in a record-breaking Ontario Hockey League all-star game Wednesday night at Saginaw.
The 22 goals broke the old record of 19 set in 1999 in Sarnia.
Tremblay of the Barrie Colts won the East player of the game, while Sarnia Sting rookie Steven Stamkos won West player of the game, notching two goals and two assists.

Scoring summary

1. EAST Stewart, (1) (Donati, Hughes), 3:39
1. EAST Legein, (1) (McGinn, Couture), 7:19
1. WEST Bailey, (1) (Lewis, Stamkos), 8:25
1. EAST Tavares, (1) (Foligno, MacLean), 11:10
1. WEST Kane, (1) (Gagner), 11:28
1. EAST Couture, (1) (Staal, Legein), 12:42
1. WEST Stamkos, (1) (Bailey, Lewis), 13:02
1. EAST Little, (1) (Tremblay, Caria), 14:11
1. EAST Donati, (1) (Hughes, Pelech), 17:15
1. WEST Stamkos, (2) (Gagner, Ward), 19:18
2. WEST Gagner, (1) (Wilson, Kane), 3:01
2. EAST Foligno, (1) (MacLean, Tavares), 6:29
2. EAST Legein, (2) (Del Zotto), 7:26
2. WEST Kane, (2) (Gagner), 8:27
2. EAST Tremblay, (1) (Little, Joslin), 10:25
2. WEST Neal, (1) (Kane, Gagner), 14:37
3. WEST Ryder, (1) (Downie, Brophey), 3:25
3. EAST Tremblay, (2) (Del Zotto, Little), 6:32
3. EAST Caria, (1) (Tremblay, Little), 6:58
3. WEST Bailey, (2) (Stamkos), 17:40
3. EAST Tremblay, (3) (Caria, Pelech), 17:53
3. EAST McGinn, (1) (Couture, de Gray), 19:47


Sting Trio

Mon Jan 29 2007 -

Sarnia Sting defenceman Mark Katic has been added to the Western Conference roster for the OHL All-Star Classic. He becomes the third Sarnia player, joining team Captain Ryan Wilson and rookie Steven Stamkos.
The All-Star Classic festivities kick off tomorrow night at the Dow Event Centre in Saginaw Michigan with a skills competition and culminates on Wednesday night with the playing of the game itself on Country CHOK (1070 AM) 7pm


The Slump Continues

Sun Jan 28 2007 - The Sarnia Sting are now losers of 7 straight games after falling 4-1 to the Ottawa 67s at the SSEC. Sarnia looked good early, outshooting Ottawa 12-8 in the first period, up 1-0 on Craig Voakes' 16th goal of the season. From there, the 67s would score 4 unanswered goals, including 3 on the powerplay, to end the month of January for the Sting, who went 5 and 8 to open the new year. 3915 fans witnessed the latest set back.
The Sting look to open February with a bang when they host division-leading Plymouth Thursday night at the SSEC. 7:05 broadcast time on Country CHOK.

Scoring Summary
1. SAR Voakes, (16) (Stamkos, Reed), 13:59
2. OTT Liscomb, (18) (Grimaldi, Cowie), 5:55 (PP)
3. OTT Bailey, (6) (Vojta, Couture), 2:49 (PP)
3. OTT McGinn, (28) (Vojta, Joslin), 9:52 (PP)
3. OTT Kiriakou, (6) , 11:03



Make it Six

Fri Jan 27 2006 - The Sarnia Sting extended their season high losing streak to 6 games in a 7-5 loss to the Ice Dogs in Mississauga Friday night.
The Sting now sit third in the OHL's West Division, one point behind the Saginaw Spirit with a game at hand. Sarnia looks to regroup as they return home tonight to battle Brian Kilrea's Ottawa 67s at the SSEC. CHOK 7pm

Scoring summary

1. SAR Stamkos, (34) (Kell, DiBenedetto), 7:13 (PP)
1. MISS Beljo, (25) (Lawrence), 9:15
1. MISS Legein, (28) , 14:47 (SH)
2. SAR Reese, (3) (Pospisil, Voakes), 9:36
2. MISS Osala, (12) (Merrett, Rizk), 9:47
2. SAR DiBenedetto, (16) (Ferry), 10:15
2. SAR Ferry, (2) (Gomes, DiBenedetto), 17:16 (PP)
3. MISS Beljo, (26) , 2:02
3. MISS Legein, (29) , 9:17
3. SAR Wilson, (14) (Voakes, Reed), 11:19 (PP)
3. MISS Lawrence, (34) (Swift, Beljo), 16:44
3. MISS Caputi, (18) (Legein, Owens), 18:04


Rally Fails

Fri Jan 26 2007 - The Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds held off a strong comeback attempt from the Sarnia Sting to earn a 6-5 Ontario Hockey League victory Thursday.
The Greyhounds led 6-2 heading into the third period, but the Sting came back with three goals, including Tomas Pospisil's goal with under two minutes left to make it 6-5. However, the Sting couldn't use the momentum to tie the game.
David Kuchejda led Sault Ste. Marie with four assists, while Andrew Desjardins, Jiri Tlusty, Tyler Cuthbert, Josh Godfrey, Dustin Jeffrey and Brandon MacLean scored.
Danny Anger, Craig Voakes, Ryan Wilson and Steven Stamkos scored the other goals for Sarnia.
Kyle Gajewski made 36 saves for the Greyhounds (24-19-0-4), while Parker VanBuskirk and Peter Di Salvo combined for 25 stops for the Sting (26-16-2-3). Attendance 2976. The Sting travel to Mississauga tonight on CHOK 7pm.

Scoring summary

1. SSM Desjardins, (10) (MacLean, Good), 4:19
1. SSM Tlusty, (9) (Kuchejda), 5:04
1. SSM Cuthbert, (3) (Jeffrey, Tlusty), 19:59
2. SSM Godfrey, (20) (Kuchejda, Desjardins), 1:28 (PP)
2. SAR Anger, (4) (Stamkos, DiBenedetto), 8:05
2. SSM Jeffrey, (27) (Kuchejda, Biggers), 10:23
2. SAR Voakes, (15) (Katic), 12:04
2. SSM MacLean, (10) (Kuchejda, Cuthbert), 18:01
3. SAR Wilson, (13) (Stamkos, Pospisil), 12:27
3. SAR Stamkos, (33) (Wilson, Voakes), 13:28 (PP)
3. SAR Pospisil, (21) (Katic), 18:27




Sting Make it 4 in a Row

Sun Jan 21 2007 - The Sarnia Sting missed their chance to gain some ground on the division leading Whalers, falling 5-1 in Plymouth last night (Saturday). The loss extends Sarnia's losing streak to four, and leaves them six points out of first and one point ahead of Saginaw in the West Divison.
The game looked to be close through 20 minutes. Both teams were left off the scoreboard while mustering 11 shots on goal. James Neal opened the scoring for Plymouth in the second period with his 20th goal of the season on a power play. That was the beginning of the end for the Sting who allowed three more goals in the period, but kept it respectable on a powerplay goal by Harrison Reed 11 minutes through the second.
In the third JoeMcCann would solidify the win with his sixth goal of the season on a powerplay, making it a 5-1 Whalers final.
The Sting look to snap their losing skid when they return home Thursday (Jan 25) to battle the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds at the SSEC on CHOK.


Scoring summary
2. PLY Neal, (20) (Boll, Ward), 7:08 (PP)
2. PLY Collins, (18) (Ryder, Fournier), 8:00 (PP)
2. PLY Collins, (19) (Fournier), 9:39
2. SAR Reed, (22) (Kell, Pospisil), 11:05 (PP)
2. PLY Ryder, (28) , 17:24
3. PLY McCann, (6) (Terry, Ryder), 16:46 (PP)


Sting Drop One in Kitchener

Sat Jan 20 2007 - The Sarnia Sting are losers of three in a row after a 3-1 defeat at the hands of the Kitchener Rangers in Kitchener. Steve Downie (KIT) opened the scoring at 1:32 of the first with his 26th goal of the season. The Sting would tie the game 36 seconds later as Steve Stamkos and Justin DiBenedetto would assist on Brandon Mashinter's (SAR) fifth goal of the season.

The game remained deadlocked until the third when Matthew Martello (KIT) would score his first goal of the season in seven games, followed four minutes later by a goal from Rangers overager Peter Tsimikalis.

The story of the game for the Sting was netminder Parker vanBuskirk who made a whopping 52 stops in the loss. The Sting's powerplay didn't help them any. Sarnia went 0 for 7 with the man advantage. They'll be looking to improve that powerplay tonight as they're in tough, in Plymouth to battle the division leading Whalers. Plymouth has a 4 point lead over the Sting with a game at hand. Country CHOK will have all the action. Catch the pregame show beginning at 6:30.

Scoring
1. KIT Downie, (26) (Bortuzzo, Azevedo), 1:32
1. SAR Mashinter, (5) (Stamkos, DiBenedetto), 2:08
3. KIT Martello, (1) (Halischuk), 6:33
3. KIT Tsimikalis, (11) (Oreskovich, Downie), 10:15 (PP)
Penalties
1 - SAR Reese, 5:05 - Hooking , 2 min (PP)
1 - SAR Tuzzolino, 8:04 - Tripping , 2 min (PP)
1 - SAR Davey, 10:51 - Interference , 2 min (PP)
1 - KIT Bortuzzo, 13:16 - Interference , 2 min (PP)
1 - KIT Weber, 17:59 - Hooking , 2 min (PP)
1 - SAR Stamkos, 19:07 - Holding Opp. Stick , 2 min (PP)
2 - SAR Tuzzolino, 2:27 - High Sticking , 2 min (PP)
2 - SAR Katic, 8:42 - Cross Checking , 2 min (PP)
2 - KIT Downie, 9:43 - Slashing , 2 min (PP)
2 - KIT Downie, 9:43 - Unsportsmanlike Cnd. , 2 min (PP)
2 - SAR Voakes, 12:37 - Interference , 2 min (PP)
2 - KIT Weber, 13:19 - Checking from Behind , 2 min (PP)
2 - KIT Downie, 17:36 - Tripping , 2 min (PP)
3 - SAR Davey, 1:21 - Roughing , 2 min
3 - KIT Duco, 1:21 - Roughing , 2 min
3 - SAR Voakes, 9:14 - Hooking , 2 min (PP)
3 - KIT Tsimikalis, 10:24 - Hooking , 2 min (PP)
3 - SAR Tuzzolino, 17:14 - Roughing , 2 min
3 - KIT Downie, 17:14 - Roughing , 2 min
3 - KIT Downie, 17:14 - 10-Minute Misconduct , 0 min
3 - SAR Kell, 18:47 - Hooking , 2 min (PP)

PP PIM PTS
Sarnia Sting 0 / 7 22 min / 11 inf 1 G + 2 A = 3 Pts
Kitchener Rangers 1 / 9 18 min / 10 inf 3 G + 5 A = 8 Pts


Late Goal Ices It

Thu Jan 18 2007 - Steve Downie and Victor Oreskovich each had a goal and two assists as the Kitchener Rangers beat the Sarnia Sting 5-4 in Ontario Hockey League action Thursday.
Tomas Pospisil and Craig Voakes each had a goal and an assist for Sarnia. Daniel Lombardi also scored.
John Murray made 26 saves for Kitchener (29-13-1-2), while Parker VanBuskirk stopped 32 shots for Sarnia (26-13-2-3).
Next up...the Sting travel to Kitchener Friday night on CHOK 7pm

Scoring summary

1. SAR Pospisil, (20) (Stamkos, Voakes), 7:42
1. SAR Reed, (21) (Stamkos, Kell), 9:36 (PP)
1. KIT Oreskovich, (17) (Bortuzzo, Kelly), 17:01
2. SAR Voakes, (14) (Katic, Pospisil), 9:22
2. KIT Henderson, (22) (Downie, Azevedo), 12:08
2. KIT Kindl, (6) (Oreskovich, Downie), 13:38 (PP)
2. KIT Tsimikalis, (10) (Spaling, Oreskovich), 17:30
3. SAR Lombardi, (4) (Gomes, Reese), 16:34
3. KIT Downie, (25) , 18:50 (SH)



Sting All Stars

Tue Jan 16 2007 - The Ontario Hockey League announces the teams that will compete in the 2007 All-Star Classic in Saginaw, Michigan later this month.
The Sarnia Sting will be represented in the game by Captain Ryan Wilson and rookie standout Steven Stamkos as the pair were named to the Western Conference team.
This year’s event will take place in Saginaw and will feature a Skills Competition Tuesday January 30th and then the game to take place Wednesday January 31st at 7:00.


Not This Time

Sun Jan 14 2007 - The Sting just couldn't gain the lead in this one. While they did pull even three times, it was the Saginaw Spirit that would score the final goal of the game in the third period and skate away with the victory. Spirit 4, Sting 3 the final. Steven Stamkos scored his 32nd of the year, tying the team's rookie record held by Jeff Heerema from the 98-99 OHL season. Parker VanBuskirk made 34 saves in the loss, Marc-Andre Perron went the distance for Saginaw stopping 31 shots.
3794 fans were in attendnace at the SSEC Saturday night.


Scoring summary

1. SAG Zaborsky, (7) , 1:00
1. SAR Reed, (20) (Stamkos, Wilson), 13:15 (PP)
1. SAG McDonough, (23) (Pyatt, McNeill), 18:52 (PP)
2. SAR Stamkos, (32) (Tuzzolino, Kell), 16:05 (PP)
3. SAG Pyatt, (22) (Mursak), 0:12
3. SAR Kell, (27) (Stamkos, Reed), 2:26 (PP)
3. SAG Zaborsky, (8) (Bass), 8:43


OT Winner

Fri Jan 12 2007 - A defensive battle carried into an overtime period Friday night with the Sarnia Sting pulling out a 2-1 victory over the Storm.
Just over 41 hundred fans took in the match at the Guelph Sports and Entertainment Centre. Sarnia notched the game's first goal Craig Voakes on the power play. It held up until the first minute of the third when Matt Kennedy broke Parker VanBuskirk's bid for a shutout. Newly acquired Corey Syvret took a late third period penalty, a move that helped determine the eventual outcome. The Sting's Ryan Wilson scored the winner on the resulting power play in overtime.
The Sting return home to host the Saginaw Spirit at the SSEC Saturday Night. (Country CHOK 7pm)

Scoring Summary

1. SAR Voakes, (13) (Ferry, Tuzzolino), 8:03 (PP)
3. GUE Kennedy, (8) (Arniel, McLean), 0:26
OT. SAR Wilson, (12) (Reed, Stamkos), 0:21 (PP)


Sting Roll Over The Otters

Fri Jan 12 2007 - Craig Voakes scored twice as the Sarnia Sting routed the Erie Otters 7-1 in Ontario Hockey League action Thursday.
Steven Stamkos had a goal and two assists for Sarnia (25-11-2-3), while Trevor Kell and Daniel Lombardi each had a goal and an assist.
Dalton Prout and Brandon Mashinter had the other Sarnia goals as the Sting took a 7-0 lead. Harrison Reed and Ryan Wilson added two assists apiece.
Ronny Rogers scored for Erie (9-30-0-2), spoiling Parker VanBuskirk's shutout bid before 3087 fans the SSEC.
VanBuskirk made 29 saves, while Jonathan Laniel and Kevin Beech combined to make 32 stops for Erie. The Sting travel to Guelph tonight on 1070 CHOK 7pm

Scoring summary
1. SAR Stamkos, (31) (Wilson, Kell), 3:06 (PP)
1. SAR Kell, (26) (Reed, Wilson), 5:50
1. SAR Voakes, (11) (Stamkos), 16:55
2. SAR Prout, (1) (Lombardi), 8:39
2. SAR Voakes, (12) (DiBenedetto, Stamkos), 15:08
3. SAR Mashinter, (4) (Mifflen, Reese), 6:09 (PP)
3. SAR Lombardi, (3) (Reed), 10:39 (PP)
3. ER Rogers, (14) , 12:22



Another Sting Deal

Wed Jan 10 2007 - Sarnia Sting General Manager Alan Millar announced this morning that the hockey club has completed a deal with the Windsor Spitfires.
The OHL club have acquired overage forward Craig Voakes from Windsor and a 6th round pick in the 2007 priority selection in return for Sudbury’s 4th round pick in 2007 (acquired in the Dahm deal) and the Sting’s 6th round selection in 2008.
With the acquisition of Voakes the Sting have released overage forward Vince Scott.
Voakes will be in the lineup for the Sting as they get set to take on the Erie Otters Thursday night at the SSEC on 1070 CHOK 7pm


Sting Deal

Tue Jan 9 2007 - The Sarnia Sting is going with Parker Vanbuskirk and rookie Peter DiSalvo as its goaltending tandem.
General Manager Allan Miller announcing Tuesday Sebastian Dahm has been dealt to the Sudbury Wolves for a 4th round pick this year and future considerations. The OHL Trade Deadline is tonight at 6pm. CHOK Radio will present a special edition of TIMEOUT to review the deals this evening (Wed) 6pm


Three-for-Three Weekend

Sun Jan 7 2007 -

The Sting delivered a well rounded effort before more than 11 hundred fans in Toronto Sunday afternoon. Sarnia skated past the St Michael's Majors 8-3. Harrison Reed was named first star of the game with a goal and three asists, Steven Stamkos scored two goals, including his 30th of the season. Sebastian Dahm made 26 saves in the victory. The Sting exit the weekend with 53 points good for second place in the West Division, one point ahead of Saginaw, and just two behind the leading Plymouth Whalers.


Scoring summary

1. SAR Anger, (2) (Katic, Reese), 7:25
1. SAR Wilson, (11) (Katic, Reed), 8:48 (PP)
1. SAR Stamkos, (29) (Scott, DiBenedetto), 11:09 (PP)
1. TOR Daugavins, (10) (Donati, Pelech), 16:07
2. SAR Kell, (25) (Reed, Roelofsen), 3:55
2. TOR Pelech, (6) (Donati, Preston), 8:19
2. SAR Anger, (3) (Reed, Mashinter), 13:51
2. TOR Donati, (26) (Caria, Haley), 19:03 (PP)
3. SAR Reed, (19) (Katic, Wilson), 9:49 (PP)
3. SAR Stamkos, (30) (DiBenedetto), 17:11
3. SAR Tront, (2) (Martin, Wilson), 17:44


Road Win

Sat Jan 6 2007 - Steven Stamkos with one goal and four assists lead the Sting past the last place Erie Otters 7-5 Saturday night. Former Otter Vince Scott amd Harrison Reed added two goals each. Parker VanBuskirk, despite a sub-par first period went the distance for the win.
The Sting head on to Toronto for a Sunday afternoon tilt against the Majors. (1:30pm on 1070 CHOK)

Scoring summary

1. ER Skellett, (6) (Torquato, Polodna), 7:14
1. ER Vatri, (10) (Hodgman, Rogers), 11:22
1. SAR Scott, (6) (Stamkos, DiBenedetto), 12:31
1. ER Vatri, (11) (Hodgman, Rogers), 12:51
2. SAR Stamkos, (28) (Ferry, Wilson), 6:37 (PP)
2. SAR Ferry, (1) (DiBenedetto, Stamkos), 12:28
2. ER Kidd, (8) (O'Connor, Skellett), 14:41 (PP)
2. SAR Reed, (17) (Stamkos), 19:07 (PP)
3. SAR Reed, (18) (Tuzzolino, Reese), 3:09
3. ER Geoffrey, (10) (O'Connor), 15:32
3. SAR Scott, (7) (DiBenedetto, Stamkos), 16:11
3. SAR Kell, (24) , 19:44 (EN)


Sting Win

Fri Jan 5 2007 - Justin DiBenedetto had a goal and two assists to lead the Sarnia Sting to a 4-2 win over the Windsor Spitfires in Ontario Hockey League action Thursday.
Steven Stamkos, Harrison Reed and Mike Roelofsen added goals.
Craig Voakes replied with both goals for Windsor.
Parker VanBuskirk made 34 saves for the win.

Scoring summary

1. SAR Reed, (16) (Wilson), 0:32
2. SAR Stamkos, (27) (Mifflen, DiBenedetto), 11:03
2. SAR DiBenedetto, (15) (Scott, Stamkos), 17:19
2. WSR Voakes, (9) (McGillis), 19:40 (PP)
3. SAR Roelofsen, (11) (Wilson, DiBenedetto), 8:37
3. WSR Voakes, (10) (Henrique, Renaud), 18:42 (PP)

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Sting defenceman Mark Katic will play in the CHL Top Prospects game January 17th in Quebec City. The game showcases 40 of the CHL's top players eligible for this year's NHL Entry Draft.

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The Sting's Steven Stamkos is OHL rookie of the month for December after scoring seven goals and adding eight assists for 15 points in nine games.


Canada In the Hunt

Wed Jan 3 2007 - Canada will play for a third straight gold at the world junior hockey championship.
The Canadians defeated the United States 2-1 in a shootout in a thrilling semifinal today.
Jonathan Toews scored in the seventh round of the shootout to give Canada the win in Sweden.
Taylor Chorney gave the U.S. a 1-0 lead in the second period.
Canada's Luc Bourdon tied it in the third.
Canada will play Russia in the gold-medal game Friday. (1pm 1070am CHOK Radio)


Scorefest In London

Mon Jan 1 2007 - Scott Aarssen scored twice as the London Knights beat the Sarnia Sting Monday at the John Labatt Centre.
Adam Perry, Jordan Shine, Andrew Wilkens and Adam Clarke also scored for the Knights.
Harrison Reed scored twice for the Sting, while Trevor Kell, Chris Mifflen and Justin DiBenedetto also had goals.

Scoring summary

1. LDN Perry, (24) (Hunter), 2:32
1. SAR Reed, (14) (Kell, Wilson), 8:20 (PP)
1. LDN Shine, (2) (VanMoerkerke, McRae), 8:51
1. SAR Kell, (23) (Stamkos, Katic), 14:04 (PP)
1. LDN Aarssen, (1) (Drummond, Meckler), 17:06 (PP)
2. LDN Wilkins, (1) (Foreman, Mason), 10:55 (SH)
2. LDN Clarke, (3) (Meckler, Perry), 12:14
2. SAR Mifflen, (2) (Stamkos, Martin), 12:45
2. SAR DiBenedetto, (14) (Stamkos, Reed), 15:55
2. SAR Reed, (15) (DiBenedetto, Ferry), 19:34 (PP)
3. LDN Aarssen, (2) (Drummond, Meckler), 16:20 (PP)


Stevie Y to be Honoured

Mon Jan 1 2007 - Steve Yzerman will have his No. 19 uniform retired on Tuesday (Jan 2nd) at Detroit's Joe Louis Arena.
Yzerman will be the sixth jersey retired by the Red Wings. His No. 19 will be hung from the Joe Louis Arena rafters alongside Howe's No. 9, Terry Sawchuk's No. 1, Ted Lindsay's No. 7, Delvecchio's No. 10 and Sid Abel's No. 12. The ceremony begins at 6:30 p.m.


Sting Solve the Puzzle

Sun Dec 31 2006 -
A goal early in the third period stood up as the winner in a hard fought match at the SSEC Sunday afternoon. Justin DiBenedetto jumped on a Trevor Kell rebound and buried his shot behind the London netminder. Steve Mason faced 45 shots in a losing cause. Sting netminder Parker VanBuskirk had to handle 25.
The game was played before a season high 4742 fans. The same two teams play the second half of this traditional New Years home-and-home Monday afternoon at 4pm at London's John Labatt Centre. (1070 CHOK 3:30pm)


Scoring summary
1. LDN Perry, (23) (Drummond, Martinelli), 7:05
1. SAR Kell, (22) (Stamkos, Reed), 9:28 (PP)
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (13) (Kell), 1:05


Canada Still Undefeated

Sun Dec 31 2006 - Kris Russell scored two goals as Canada cruised to a 3-0 win over Slovakia in their final round robin game of the 2007 world junior hockey championship in Sweden Sunday morning.
Canada, with a bye into the semi-finals won't see action again until Wednesday.



Spengler Final

Sun Dec 31 2006 - Canada has fallen just short at the Spengler Cup again, as HC Davos edged the Canadian team 3-2 in Sunday's final game. Goaltender Justin Pogge misplayed the puck behind the net in the third period and Andres Ambuhl scored the winning goal.


Sting Pour It On

Fri Dec 29 2006 - The Sting notched three power play goals to jump out to a commanding lead Friday night. The Soo Greyhounds never recovered falling 7-2 to a spirited Sarnia squad. Parker VanBuskirk faced 31 shots for the win. The Sting fired 34 shots at Kyle Gajewski in the Sault Ste Marie net.
The game was played before 4771 fans at the Steelback Centre.
Next action for the Sting, Sunday afternoon. (Dec 31st). The London Knights at the SSEC at 2pm (1:30pm air time on 1070 CHOK)

Scoring summary

1. SAR Kell, (20) (Reed, Wilson), 13:18 (PP)
1. SAR Reed, (13) (Stamkos, Wilson), 16:03 (PP)
2. SAR Kell, (21) (Stamkos, Reed), 1:37 (PP)
2. SSM MacKinnon, (3) (Jeffrey, Thornton), 3:50 (PP)
2. SAR Lombardi, (2) (Tuzzolino, Reese), 7:55
3. SAR Stamkos, (26) , 1:11
3. SSM MacLean, (6) (Cuthbert), 2:02
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (12) (Reed), 14:13 (SH)
3. SAR Mashinter, (3) (Reese, Martin), 15:29


New face

Fri Dec 29 2006 -
The OHL Sarnia Sting have added another new face to the lineup. Sending Sudbury's 4th round OHL draft selection in 2007 and 8th round in 2008 north for Paul Zanette. He was the Wolves 5th round choice, 85th overall in the 2004 draft. Zanette is a left winger from York-Simcoe.



Blueline Addition

Wed Dec 27 2006 - The Sarnia Sting have filled their final overage spot. Former Sting defenseman Nick Tuzzolino is now with the team.
Sources say the 6' 6 220 pound New York native has signed as a free-agent. He was the Sting's 13th round selection in the 2002 OHL draft.
Tuzzolino, who most recently had been playing with Fort Wayne in the United Hockey League was traded from Sarnia to the Sudbury Wolves at last year's trade deadline. he's expected to suit up in Friday's night's game at Sault Ste Marie.



Team Canada Wins

Tue Dec 26 2006 - Goaltender Carey Price stopped 31 shots for the shutout in Canada's 2-0 win over host Sweden to open the world junior hockey championship Tuesday.
Moncton Wildcats defenceman Luc Bourdon and Val-d'Or Foreurs forward Brad Marchand scored for Canada. Val-d'Or defenceman and Canadian captain Kristopher Letang each had two assists.
The Canadians played a textbook road game by scoring first to quiet the Swedish crowd at Ejendals Arena, winning the battle on special teams and getting quality goaltending from Price of the Tri- City Americans.
The Bourdon and Marchand goals came on power plays and Canada's penalty killers held the Swedes scoreless on seven man-advantages.


The tournament opened with stunning upsets as Germany got by the U.S. 2-1 in overtime in a Pool A game in Leksand and Belarus stung Finland 4-3 in Mora in Pool B.
Germany and Belarus won promotion to this tournament by winning their respective second-tier world championships last year.
Canada, winners of the last two world junior titles, takes on a desperate U.S. team Wednesday in Mora. (CHOK 1070am 1pm)


Advantage:- London

Sun Dec 17 2006 - Robbie Drummond scored the shootout winner as the London Knights squeaked past the Sarnia Sting 3-2 in Ontario Hockey League action Sunday.
David Meckler and Glen McCarron had goals in regulation for the Knights (23-8-1-2).
Steve Reese and Justin DiBenedetto scored for Sarnia (19-10-2-3).
Steve Mason made 33 saves for the win, while Parker VanBuskirk stopped 30 shots at the other end. Attendance at the SSEC 3686.



Scoring summary

1. LDN McCarron, (2) (Perry, McRae), 6:03
1. SAR Reese, (2) (Mashinter), 8:48
2. SAR DiBenedetto, (11) (Wilson, Kell), 16:47 (PP)
3. LDN Meckler, (21) (Foreman), 3:38


Sting Bounce Owen Sound

Sat Dec 16 2006 - Matt Martin's first career OHL goal proved to be the eventual game winner as the Sarnia Sting defeated the Owen Sound Attack at the SSEC Friday night. The final 4-2.
Vince Scott opened the scoring for Sarnia less than two minutes into the first period with his fifth of the sesason. Rookie sensation Steven Stamkos made it 2-0 with his 25th of the season, leaving him 7 goals shy of the Sting's rookie record held by Jeff Heerema. The lead was inflated to 3-0 after Martin's second period goal. Attack captain Bobby Ryan would score twice in the third to make things interesting but the Sting pulled away for good when Justin DiBenedetto beat four Attack players to the puck and scored from a sharp angle into an empty net to padlock the win.
With Sebastien Dahm playing in the World Junior Championships, Parker Van Buskirk got his fifth consecutive start in net, stopping 33 shots for the win. Attendance 2954.
The Sting are off tonight (Sat) but return to the SSEC Sunday night for a 7:00 tilt with the London Knights. CHOK will be on the air at 6:30pm

Scoring summary

1. SAR Scott, (5) , 1:31
2. SAR Stamkos, (25) (Scott, DiBenedetto), 8:10
2. SAR Martin, (1) (Mifflen), 11:16
3. OS Ryan, (18) (Lewis), 17:42 (PP)
3. OS Ryan, (19) (Tregunna, Simmonds), 19:15 (PP)
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (10) (Mifflen), 19:32 (SH)



Sting Edge Spits

Thu Dec 14 2006 - Harrison Reed scored the winner to lead the Sarnia Sting to a 4-3 come-from-behind win over the Windsor Spitfires in Ontario Hockey League action Thursday.
After killing of their second four-minute penalty in the third period, the Spitfires could not clear the zone to regroup. A would-be clearing attempt landed at Reed's feet.
He turned and fired high over the shoulder of rookie goalie Andrew Engelage to break a 3-3 tie and put the Sting up for good with just under five minutes left in regulation. Next action for the Sting,Friday night hosting Owen Sound at the SSEC. Hear the action on 1070 CHOK at 7pm

Scoring summary


1. WSR Renaud, (10) (Voakes, Hudes), 1:16
1. WSR Bailey, (12) (Weber), 9:45 (PP)
1. SAR Stamkos, (23) (DiBenedetto, Kell), 10:57
2. SAR Roelofsen, (10) (Kell, Reed), 10:18
2. SAR Stamkos, (24) (Scott, DiBenedetto), 14:27
3. WSR Henrique, (8) (Turkiewicz), 4:55
3. SAR Reed, (12) , 15:32


Sting Fall Short

Sat Dec 9 2006 - The Kitchener Rangers extended a winning streak at the expense of the Sarnia Sting Saturday Night. It was anything but easy. The Sting gave the high flying Rangers everything they could handle and very nearly pulled off an amazing come back outplaying Kitchener in the third period.
Steve Stamkos racked up the points, scoring a goal and adding three assists. Harrison Reed had two goals. Victor Oreskovitch lead the Rangers with a pair of goals and an assist.
John Murray faced 32 shots for the win. Parker Van Buskirk took the loss facing 22 shots. The final, Kitchener 5 Sarnia 4
Just over 31 hundred fans took this one in.
The Sting tarvel to Windsor Thursday night. Listen to Tom and Murray for all the action on 1070 CHOK.


Scoring summary
1. KIT Halischuk, (23) (Henderson), 3:51
1. KIT Spaling, (8) (Tsimikalis, Oreskovich), 4:30
1. SAR Reed, (10) (Stamkos), 7:58
1. KIT Oreskovich, (11) (Weber, Tsimikalis), 16:56 (PP)
2. SAR Stamkos, (22) (Wilson, Kell), 13:34
2. KIT Henderson, (16) (Pepe, Halischuk), 15:56
3. SAR Reed, (11) (Stamkos, Kell), 9:31 (PP)
3. KIT Oreskovich, (12) (Tsimikalis, Spaling), 19:12 (EN)
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (9) (Kell, Stamkos), 19:27


Sting Prevail

Sat Dec 9 2006 - The Sarnia Sting made it two wins in a row with a 5-3 win over the Barrie Colts in front of a season high 3,952 fans at the SSEC Friday night.
Harrison Reed opened the scoring for the Sting late in the first, sending over 2,500 teddy bears falling to the ice as part of the Sting's 9th annual "Teddy Bear Toss."
Former Sting, Richard Clune (who by the way was booed loudly and regularly) tied the game in the second for the Colts before Sarnia regained the lead on a goal by Trevor Kell. Vladimir Nikiforov tied the game at 2 late in the second on a power play goal.
At the 13 minute mark of the third, Sting rookie sensation Steve Stamkos broke the tie with his team high 21st goal of the season - however, the Colts tied it again with less than 3 minutes to go in the game.
The tie didn't last long though as Justin DiBenedetto scored the evenutal game winner off a defender's skate just 12 seconds later. Mike Roelofson secured the win with an empty-netter. Goalie Parker VanBuskirk got the win in net stopping 25 shots.
The Sting remain at home for a 7:35 showdown with the Kitchener Rangers tonight (Sat). CHOK will be on the air live with the pre-game show at 7:05

Scoring summary
1. SAR Reed, (9) (Pospisil), 18:47 (PP)
2. BAR Clune, (20) (Little, Tremblay), 4:31 (PP)
2. SAR Kell, (19) (Stamkos, Katic), 5:05
2. BAR Nikiforov, (9) (Sparre, Lombardi), 15:16 (PP)
3. SAR Stamkos, (21) (Scott, Kell), 13:00
3. BAR Nikiforov, (10) (Tremblay, Little), 17:15
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (8) (Reed), 17:27
3. SAR Roelofsen, (9) , 19:42 (EN)



Two Points in the Sound

Sun Dec 3 2006 - The Sarnia Sting salvaged a road win in Owen Sound Sunday afternoon. Justin DiBenedetto playing his first game in a week a half following a knee injury, scored what proved to be the game winner and he added an assist. Captain Ryan Wilson had two gaols and an assist, with rookie Steven Stamkos recording his twentieth of the season along with a helper.
Parker VanBuskirk made 35 saves for the victory. The Attack's just acquired netminder Anthony Guadagnolo made 18 saves for the loss.
Next action for the Sting, at home Friday night (Dec 8th), Teddy Bear Toss Night, with Barrie in town.


Scoring summary

1. OS Simmonds, (6) (Flatt, Tregunna), 1:32
1. SAR Stamkos, (20) (Kell, DiBenedetto), 11:11
2. OS Simmonds, (7) (Stajan), 5:37 (SH)
2. SAR Wilson, (9) (Stamkos), 7:14 (PP)
2. SAR Wilson, (10) (Pospisil), 16:12
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (7) (Wilson, Ferry), 9:27
3. OS Reid, (5) , 13:26


Wolves Rally

Sat Dec 2 2006 -
Ahead 3-1 through 40 minutes victory looked all but assured for the Sarnia Sting in Sudbury. But four, third period Wolves goals would halt Sarnia's chances of a road win - Sudbury takes it 5-4. Newcomer Vince Scott scored for the Sting as did Chris Mifflen and overager Trevor Kell who added a pair. The Sting look to salvage their weekend road trip as they head to Owen Sound for a two o'clock battle with the Attack on Sunday. Air time on 1070 CHOK 1:30pm

Scoring summary

1. SAR Kell, (17) (Pospisil, Wilson), 14:45 (PP)
1. SAR Scott, (4) (Wilson, Pospisil), 17:14
1. SAR Kell, (18) (Mifflen, Roelofsen), 18:57
2. SBY Aliu, (8) (Staal, D'Aversa), 7:47 (PP)
3. SBY DiDiomete, (13) (Staal, Baker), 4:53
3. SAR Mifflen, (1) (Reed, Roelofsen), 6:26
3. SBY Foligno, (13) , 7:16
3. SBY Aliu, (9) (Foligno, D'Aversa), 14:24
3. SBY DiDiomete, (14) (Baker, Messier), 19:19


No Lack of Effort

Thu Nov 30 2006 - The Sting two-game road winning streak ended at the Barrie Molson Centre Thursday night
Sarnia had the lead twice but couldn't hold it. The game was tied at 2 after 40 minutes of play.
The Colts would score the eventual winner midway through the third period before just over 34 hundred fans.
Scoring for the Sting, Tomas Pospisil and the recently acquired Vince Scott.
Mark Katic had a pair of assists. Sebastian Dahm was in the nets for the Sting and would make 28 saves in a losing cause. The final, Barrie 3 , Sarnia 2.
Next stop a snowy Sudbury Friday on 1070 CHOK 7pm

Scoring summary

1. SAR Pospisil, (19) (Tront, Katic), 18:22
1. BAR Sparre, (14) (Plastino, Tremblay), 19:10
2. SAR Scott, (3) (Anger, Katic), 12:52
2. BAR Clune, (17) (Nikiforov, Bragg), 16:21
3. BAR Sparre, (15) (Marcinko, van de Bospoort), 7:37


A Perfect Weekend

Sun Nov 26 2006 - The Sarnia Sting picked up their second road win in as many nights Sunday at Oshawa's General Motors Centre. The final score Sting 7, Generals 3.
Six of the ten goals came on the power play as referee Nick Myers kept a steady parade heading to the sin bin all night long.
Harrison Reed was named first star of the game, notching 2 goals and adding three assists. Parker VanBuskirk went the distance in goal making 37 saves.


Scoring summary
1. SAR Pospisil, (18) (Wilson, Reed), 3:12 (PP)
1. SAR Mashinter, (2) (Mifflen), 14:37
1. SAR Reed, (7) (Ferry, Wilson), 16:56
2. OSH Mitchell, (15) (Del Zotto), 5:01 (PP)
2. SAR Reed, (8) (Pospisil, Prout), 5:47
2. SAR Kell, (16) (Reed, Stamkos), 16:28 (PP)
2. SAR Scott, (2) (Roelofsen, Gomes), 17:17 (PP)
2. SAR Wilson, (8) (Stamkos, Reed), 18:58 (PP)
3. OSH MacLean, (16) (Musselman, Tavares), 3:42
3. OSH Tavares, (23) (MacLean, Aston), 5:48 (PP)


Sting Snap their Losing Streak

Sun Nov 26 2006 - The Sarnia Sting snapped their six game losing streak with a 3-2 win over the Bulls in Belleville.
The Sting fell behind 1-0 early but tied the game in the second on a goal by Mike Roelofson. Mark Katic broke the tie in the third sneaking in behind the Belleville defense and sliding it through goalie Kevin Lalande's legs for the 2-1 lead. A short while later, Tomas Pospisil would score the game winner on a power play - Katic and Captain Ryan Wilson assisting on the play.
Belleville would score one with a second to play in the game to make the game look like a nail biter.
The Sting now travel to Oshawa this evening for a 6:05 puck drop with the Generals. Pre-game show on CHOK live at 5:30.


Scoring summary
1. BELV Pageau, (3) (Gibbons, Tanaka), 18:59 (PP)
2. SAR Roelofsen, (8) (Gomes, Stamkos), 18:54
3. SAR Katic, (4) (Gomes), 5:56 (SH)
3. SAR Pospisil, (17) (Wilson, Katic), 8:55 (PP)
3. BELV Gibbons, (6) (Tipoff, Pelech), 19:59



Vikings One Step Closer

Sun Nov 26 2006 - Perhaps one of the greatest comebacks of all time in Sarnia high school football. The Northern Vikings were down 35-15 to Villanova (Windsor) in SWOSSA AAAA Senior Football Finals with 9 minutes to go. The Vikings scored 24 unanswered points to take the win and move on to the OFSAA semi-finals against St. Thomas Aquanis (London) on Saturday (Dec 2) in Waterloo.


OHL Stars Dominate

Fri Nov 24 2006 - The Ontario Hockey League all-stars didn't even give the Russian Selects a chance in the latest installment of the Canada-Russia Challenge.
Cory Emmerton of the Kingston Frontenacs scored twice as the O-H-L whipped the Russians 5-0 in the third game of the series at the SSEC last night. Matt Caria, John Tavares and Bryan Little also scored.
Sting Defencemen Ryan Wilson and Mark Katic each had an assist.
Courtright's Dustin Jeffrey had a goal and two assists. Announced attendance 3,946.
Next game Monday in Oshawa.


Scoring Summary
1. OHL Caria, (1) (Jeffrey), 3:35
2. OHL Emmerton, (1) (Stewart, Azevedo), 7:05 (PP)
2. OHL Tavares, (1) (Lawrence, Jeffrey), 12:17 (PP)
2. OHL Emmerton, (2) (Wilson, Katic), 18:11 (PP)
3. OHL Little, (1) (Gagner), 9:57 (PP)


Sting Drop Close One The Knights

Thu Nov 23 2006 - Sergei Kostitsyn scored 4:07 into overtime on a shorthanded breakway to hand the London Knights to a 4-3 win over the Sarnia Sting in Ontario Hockey League action.

The game was tied at 1-1 thru the first period, before London grabbed a 3-2 lead after 2. Late in the 3rd, Mkike Roelofsen's 7th of the year tied the game at 3 and forced overtime.

Consecutive penalties in the OT by London gave the Sting a 5-3, when Kostitsyn stoel the puck from Captain Ryan Wilson and scored the winner.

Sting head Coach Dave MacQueen was frustrated by the loss.

Harrison Reed, and Trevor Kell also scored for the Sting who are winless in their last 6 games. 13-7-2-2).

Steve Mason stopped 38 shots for the win, while Sebastian Dahm made 35 saves at the other end.

Next up a trip to Belleville and Oshawa Saturday and Sunday.



London Steals a Win

Wed Nov 22 2006 -
The London Knights salvaged the extra point in a hard fought overtime match-up with the Sting Wednesday night. Sarnia appeared to be in good shape late in the extra frame, skating 5 on 3 when Russian forward Sergei Kostitsyn, who had figured in all London scoring stole the puck at the London blue line and skated the length of the ice to pot the game winner behind Sebastien Dahm. The game was played before 3761 fans at the SSEC.


Scoring summary

1. LDN Perry, (14) (Kane, Kostitsyn), 6:42
1. SAR Reed, (6) (Pospisil, Kell), 16:01 (PP)
2. SAR Kell, (15) (Pospisil, Wilson), 0:57 (PP)
2. LDN Kane, (20) (Kostitsyn), 1:56
2. LDN Gagner, (14) (Meckler, Kostitsyn), 10:35 (PP)
3. SAR Roelofsen, (7) (Ferry, Stamkos), 4:37
OT. LDN Kostitsyn, (11) , 4:07 (SH)


Sting vs London

Wed Nov 22 2006 - The Sarnia Sting play their second consecutive mid-week game as the Mid-West Division leading London Knights make their first visit to the SSEC this evening.

The Sting are winless in their last 5 games and a day after releasing overage forward Anthony Potoschnik, the Sting claimed overage forward Vince Scott off of waivers from the Erie Otters, reuniting him with his former head coach.

The Knights have won 2 straight games and 7 of their last 10.

Catch the pre-game show on CHOK starting at 7:05 pm.

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Close, But Not Enough

Sat Nov 18 2006 - The Sting looked down and out of it early, falling behind the Saginaw Spirit 3-0 through two periods Saturday night.
Three third period goals however from Ryan Wilson, Tomas Pospisil, and Justin DiBenedetto (scoring with 18 seconds left) sent the game to overtime. In OT it was Spirit newcomer Nigel Williams who scored on a powerplay to give Saginaw the win.
Saginaw's Ryan McDonough was the game's third star (1 goal, 1 assist), Sarnia's Mark Katic star number two (2 assists), and Williams the first star (2 goals).
The game was played before almost 37 hundred fans at Saginaw's Dow Events Centre.
The Sting try and snap their five game losing streak as they return home for a mid-week showdown with the London Knights on Wednesday.

Scoring summary
2. SAG Pyatt, (20) (Torquato, Combs), 7:33
2. SAG Williams, (2) (Mursak, Craig), 10:59
2. SAG McDonough, (12) (Torquato, Haskins), 19:36
3. SAR Wilson, (7) (Katic, Reed), 2:57 (PP)
3. SAR Pospisil, (16) (Reed, Katic), 8:47
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (6) (Wilson, Reed), 19:41
OT. SAG Williams, (3) (McNeill, McDonough), 2:55 (PP)



Vikings moving on

Sun Nov 19 2006 - The Northern Vikings are off to the SWOSSA Senior Final after stomping all over the Ursuline College Lancers (Chatham) with a 42-9 win. Vikings QB Cody Campbell led the charge for Northern. He rushed for two touchdowns and threw for four more. The Vikings now await the winner of the Windsor-Essex league (either Villanova or Sandwich) for their showdown Thursday night.


Kingston Conquers

Fri Nov 17 2006 - The Frontenacs defeated the Sting physically and on the scoreboard Friday evening. Kingston hushed the hometown crowd of 3167 with two goals in the first, three in the second and two more for insurance in the third that would be enough to carry the team to victory. Trevor Kell and Steven Stamkos potted power play goals for the Sting in a losing cause. Final score 7-2 for the visitors.


Scoring summary

1. KGN Emmerton, (18) (Stewart, Shutron), 6:28 (PP)
1. SAR Kell, (14) (Reed, Katic), 9:23 (PP)
1. KGN Nyholm, (6) (Bochek), 14:51
2. KGN Sciacca, (1) , 6:28 (PP)
2. KGN Kang, (6) (Moon, Kizito), 11:09 (PP)
2. KGN Nyholm, (7) (Kang, Shutron), 14:14
3. KGN Stewart, (12) (Emmerton, Nyholm), 3:59
3. KGN Kang, (7) (Moon, Bochek), 15:54
3. SAR Stamkos, (19) (Kell, Wilson), 16:58 (PP)


Hounds outlast the Sting

Wed Nov 15 2006 - Dustin Jeffrey had the lone goal of the shootout as the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds downed the Sarnia Sting 2-1 in Wednesday's lone Ontario Hockey League game.
After Greyhounds netminder Kyle Gajewski stopped three Sting shooters, Jeffrey beat Sarnia goalie Sebastian Dahm to give Sault Ste. Marie (10-11-0-2) the victory.
Michael Quesnele scored in regulation for the Greyhounds 53 seconds into the second period. Steven Stamkos replied 36 seconds later to provide the only goal for Sarnia (13-6-0-2).
Gajewski stopped 21 shots for Sault Ste. Marie, while Dahm made 37 saves for the Sting.





Scoring Summary
2. SSM Quesnele, (1) , 0:53
2. SAR Stamkos, (18) (Pospisil, Gomes), 1:29
Dustin Jeffrey in the shootout


Whalers on a Roll

Sun Nov 12 2006 - Czech rookie Michal Neuvirth made 40 saves and was named first star of the game in leading Plymouth past the Sting 4-1 at the SSEC Sunday afternoon. Jared Gomes scored the opening goal of the game early in the first period but that would be all the home side could muster on this day. Attendance was announced at 3002. The Sting picked up only 3 of a possible six points on the weekend.



Scoring Summary

1. SAR Gomes, (8) (DiBenedetto, Wilson), 6:22 (PP)
1. PLY Boll, (6) (Neal, Brophey), 11:26
2. PLY Fournier, (2) (Collins, Gaynor), 10:17
2. PLY Collins, (6) (McGinnis, Boll), 13:23 (PP)
3. PLY Collins, (7) (Cunningham, Sestito), 12:14


Sting Fall Short in Michigan

Sat Nov 11 2006 - The Sting lost to division rival Plymouth 6-5 Saturday night at the Compuware Sports Arena. A sea-saw battle that ended with the Whalers claiming victory in a shoot out. The same two teams hook up again Sunday (Nov 12th) at the SSEC. Air time on 1070 CHOK 1:30pm

Scoring summary

1. SAR Lombardi, (1) (Roelofsen, Davey), 9:11
1. PLY McCann, (1) (Terry, Jenks), 9:53
1. PLY Brophey, (6) (Boll, Ward), 11:38
1. PLY Brophey, (7) (Sestito, Boll), 18:50 (PP)
1. SAR Stamkos, (16) (Pospisil, Wilson), 19:21
2. SAR Wilson, (6) (Stamkos, Pospisil), 1:09 (PP)
2. SAR Gomes, (7) (Pospisil, Wilson), 11:40
2. PLY Collins, (5) (McCann), 15:19
3. PLY Armstrong, (5) (Terry, Jenks), 1:23
3. SAR Stamkos, (17) (Gomes, Wilson), 17:02 (PP)


Boxing Champ

Sat Nov 11 2006 - Canadian fighter Steve Molitor knocked out Michael Hunter in the fifth round Friday night to win the vacant IBF super-bantamweight title.
The unbeaten Molitor, a Sarnia native who hadn't fought for more than a year, was outboxed in the first few rounds but took charge in the fourth, flooring Hunter with a straight left.
In the fifth, Molitor put Hunter down again with a series of left hooks, and referee Phil Edwards counted the English fighter out at 1:32 of the round.
Molitor extended his record to 23-0, with nine KOs. Hunter fell to 26-1-1.
"This means the world to me. I've been waiting for this for 17 years," Molitor said. "It took me a while to get into the fight tonight. I had a bit of ring rust. He surprised me the way he came out boxing."
Hunter, fighting in front of his hometown fans at the Borough Hall, gave Molitor full credit.


Sting top the Soo

Sat Nov 11 2006 - The Sarnia Sting made it 3 in a row with a 4-1 win over "the Soo" at the SSEC Friday night before 3605 fans. Trevor Kell scored twice for Sarnia. Justin DiBenedetto added one, as did Tomas Posipil - who scored a highlight reel goal deeking out both the Greyhound defense and goalie Kyle Gajewski. Parker vanBuskirk got the start in this one - he got the win stopping 24 of 25 shots in the win. The Sting travel to Plymouth this evening where they square off against the Whalers in the first half of a weekend home-and-home. CHOK's pre game show gets underway at 7:00.

Scoring summary

1. SAR DiBenedetto, (5) (Stamkos, Katic), 6:37 (PP)
1. SSM Thornton, (11) (Jeffrey, Quesnele), 14:56 (PP)
2. SAR Kell, (12) (DiBenedetto, Reed), 0:50
3. SAR Pospisil, (15) (Gomes), 6:15
3. SAR Kell, (13) (DiBenedetto, Reed), 7:39


Petes Pounded

Sun Nov 5 2006 - The Sting recorded their second Sunday afternoon win of the season on home ice Sunday afternoon defeating the Peterborough Petes 8-5 before 2920 fans.
Forward Mike Roelofsen had the hat trick in leading the homeside to victory. Daniel Lombardi added three assists.
Petes' captain Steve Downie had two goals and three assists in a losing cause.
Jason Missiaen replaced Trevor Cann in the Peterborough net before the ten minute mark. Both faced a total of 33 shots.
Sebastian Dahm was lifted just past the half way mark of the game with Parker VanBuskirk taking over. The Petes directed 18 shots at the Sarnia net.

Scoring summary

1. SAR Roelofsen, (4) (Lombardi), 4:12
1. SAR Roelofsen, (5) (Lombardi, Pototschnik), 4:33
1. SAR Kell, (10) (Reed, Steingraber), 9:30
1. PBO Downie, (7) , 16:25
1. SAR Reed, (5) (DiBenedetto, Kell), 18:56
2. SAR Gomes, (6) (DiBenedetto, Stamkos), 1:58 (PP)
2. PBO Raftis, (3) (Downie), 11:27 (PP)
2. PBO Raftis, (4) (Ryder, Downie), 12:27 (PP)
2. SAR Kell, (11) (Pospisil, Ferry), 18:40 (PP)
3. PBO Ryder, (12) (Downie, Soryal), 1:59 (PP)
3. SAR Stamkos, (15) (Steingraber, Gomes), 2:39
3. PBO Downie, (8) (Ryder, Raftis), 11:30 (PP)
3. SAR Roelofsen, (6) (Lombardi, Katic), 16:50


Football Champs

Sat Nov 4 2006 -
The Vikings are LSSAA Senior Football champions !
Sarnia Northern made an overtime field goal stand-up at Norm Perry Park Saturday afternoon in defeating the defending Champion LCCVI Petrolia Lancers 23-20.
Earlier in the day the St Christopher Cyclones won the Junior Championship outscoring Northern 15-13.


It was a Struggle

Sat Nov 4 2006 - The Sarnia Sting chaulked up another win against division rival Windsor Friday night. 4-3 the final before just over 32 hundred fans at the SSEC. Two late goals by the Spits made the score look respectable. Sebastian Dahm went the distance in goal making 26 saves for the victory.



Scoring summary

2. SAR Pospisil, (13) (Reed, Wilson), 15:56 (PP)
2. WSR McGillis, (5) (Young), 16:19
2. SAR Kell, (9) (Wilson, DiBenedetto), 18:55
3. SAR Pospisil, (14) (Reed, Stamkos), 15:24 (PP)
3. SAR Stamkos, (14) , 16:37 (PP)
3. WSR Nolan, (2) (Greenop), 18:00
3. WSR Turkiewicz, (5) (Nolan, Snetsinger), 19:37


Sunday Blues

Sun Oct 29 2006 - Toronto St Michael's Majors used special teams and solid goaltending to hand the Sarnia Sting their first home ice loss of the season Sunday afternoon before 2895 fans.
St Mike's scored a short handed goal and notched two on the power play in a 4-1 victory.
Chris Carrozzi made 39 saves for the win. Sebastian Dahm went the distance in the Sting goal facing 31 shots.

Scoring summary

2. TOR Caria, (12) (Kwiet), 5:24 (SH)
2. SAR Pospisil, (12) (Wilson, Reed), 8:44 (PP)
2. TOR Daugavins, (6) (Kwiet, Caria), 12:09 (PP)
2. TOR Caria, (13) (Donati, Haley), 16:09
2. TOR Cassidy, (4) (O'Neil, Kwiet), 17:32 (PP)


Sting Romp

Sat Oct 28 2006 -
The Sting scored early and often in routing the Brampton Batallion 10-4 before 2976 fans at the SSEC Saturday night. The Sting snapped a two game loosing skid with the victory. Parker Vanbuskirk recorded the win in goal.


Scoring summary
1. SAR DiBenedetto, (4) (Ferry, Katic), 0:53 (PP)
1. SAR Roelofsen, (3) , 1:08
1. SAR Gomes, (4) (Pospisil), 1:56
1. SAR Katic, (3) (Reed, Wilson), 16:12
1. BRA Auffrey, (7) (Hodgson), 18:56 (SH)
2. BRA Lynes, (8) (Martin, Smyth), 0:52 (PP)
2. SAR Stamkos, (13) (Pospisil, Wilson), 5:00
2. SAR Pototschnik, (1) (Lombardi, Roelofsen), 7:11
2. SAR Pospisil, (10) (Stamkos), 10:26 (PP)
2. SAR Gomes, (5) (Wilson, Ferry), 19:17 (SH)
3. SAR Pototschnik, (2) (Katic, Wilson), 3:45 (PP)
3. SAR Pospisil, (11) (Gomes, Stamkos), 4:32
3. BRA McNabb, (5) (Lomas, Klejna), 4:46
3. BRA McNabb, (6) (Oreskovic, de Gray), 13:58 (PP)


Sting Fall Short

Fri Oct 27 2006 - London won the first game of the season between these two OHL rivals Friday night. The Knights overpowered the Sting 5-2 before a capacity crowd of 9090 at London's Labatt Centre. Sabastian Dahm faced 47 London shots in the Sarnia goal...Steve Mason turned aside 26 shots in the London net.

Scoring summary

1. LDN Meckler, (11) (Drummond, Perry), 11:21 (PP)
1. SAR Stamkos, (12) (Pospisil, Gomes), 14:14
1. LDN Kostitsyn, (6) (Meckler, Drummond), 18:58 (PP)
2. SAR Wilson, (5) (Mashinter, Roelofsen), 12:26
2. LDN Clarke, (1) (Foreman, Wilkins), 16:30
3. LDN Shine, (1) (Hasani, Bodker), 3:12
3. LDN Kostitsyn, (7) (Drummond, Perry), 19:34 (EN/SH)


Canada-Russia

Tue Oct 24 2006 - Sarnia hockey fans will see three members of the Sting playing for the OHL All Stars against Russia's National Junior team next month.
Game one of the Canada/Russia Challenge is Thursday November 23rd at the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre.
The OHL Rosters were announced this afternoon (Tues) at a news conference at the SSEC.
Sting defensemen Mark Katic and Ryan Wilson and forward Harrision Reed will play in game one.
Courtright native Dustin Jeffrey will also play in the game in Sarnia and Sting head coach Dave MacQueen will assist Craig Hartsburg behind the bench Nov 23rd.
There's six games in the Canada/Russia Challenge also involving teams from the Quebec and Western Hockey Leagues.


No Fuel Left in the Tank

Sun Oct 22 2006 - The Sting fell behind early at Guelph and never recovered in the team's third game of the weekend, Sunday afternoon. The Storm overpowered the Sting 7-2 before more than 44 hundred fans at the GSEC.

Scoring summary


1. GUE Arniel, (9) (Rotter, Doig), 6:11 (PP)
1. GUE McGee, (1) (Priamo, Nigro), 7:27
1. GUE Priamo, (2) (Doughty, Doig), 13:06 (PP)
1. SAR Stamkos, (11) (Wilson, Katic), 18:17 (PP)
2. GUE Priamo, (3) (McGee, Nigro), 12:55
2. GUE McGee, (2) (Arniel, Doig), 15:47
2. GUE Buck, (1) (Doughty), 19:35
3. GUE Arniel, (10) (Kennedy, Salters), 0:55
3. SAR Pospisil, (9) , 8:02


Sting Cruise Past the Otters

Sun Oct 22 2006 - The Sting defeated Erie 6-1 Saturday night.
The start of the game was pushed back as the Sting experienced a delay crossing the border at Niagara Falls.
Despite the late arrival and minimal amount of time to get ready the Sting scored first. Ryan Wilson powered a slapshot past Otters netminder Justin Garay.
Later in the night Christian Steingraber recorded his first OHL goal.
Sebastian Dahm made 21 saves, winning his sixth game of the season.

Scoring summary

1. SAR Wilson, (4) (Reed, Kell), 7:03 (PP)
1. ER Palmieri, (8) , 11:46
2. SAR Gomes, (3) (Kell), 0:47
2. SAR Kell, (8) (DiBenedetto, Reed), 1:27
2. SAR Reed, (4) (Stamkos, Pospisil), 10:35 (PP)
3. SAR Steingraber, (1) (Tront, Anger), 9:10
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (3) (Kell, Davey), 13:45


Home Sweet Home

Sat Oct 21 2006 - The Sarnia Sting remain undefeated this season on home ice.
Trevor Kell led the way for the Sting Friday night scoring a pair of goals with singles going to Justin DiBenedetto, Kyle Tront and Steven Stamkos.

Stamkos would actually provide the highlight of the night when he went through the Saginaw defence and put a nice move on Spirit netminder Jovica Zelenbaba to score a highlight reel goal.
Goaltender Parker VanBuskirk would get the start for the Sting and was spectacular in being named the games first star.
The Sting will now take their show to the road when they travel to Erie on Saturday and then to Guelph on Sunday to take on the Storm.
Saturday's game in Erie will mark the first game back in Erie for Sting head coach Dave MacQueen. Game time is 7:30 and can be heard live on 1070 CHOK radio.

Scoring summary

1. SAR Kell, (6) (DiBenedetto, Reed), 0:41
1. SAG Mursak, (8) (Zaborsky, McNeill), 2:30 (PP)
1. SAR DiBenedetto, (2) (Reed, Kell), 6:23
2. SAR Kell, (7) (Pospisil, Reed), 7:54 (PP)
2. SAR Tront, (1) (Anger, Reese), 12:30
3. SAG Torquato, (2) (Haskins, McDonough), 9:45
3. SAR Stamkos, (10) (DiBenedetto, Wilson), 15:55




Sting over Spirit 5-2

Sat Oct 21 2006 - The Sarnia Sting made it 7 in a row at home, downing Saginaw 5-2 in front of over 3,400 at the SSEC. Overager Trevor Kell let the charge for the Sting notching 2 goals - his first less than a minute into the game. Goaltender Parker vanBuskirk was named the game's first star. Rookie Steve Stamkos with perhaps the goal of the year for the Sting so far getting past the Spirit defense and deeking out tender Ryan Daniels. Sarnia's victory snaps Saginaw's 7-game win streak. The Sting travel to Erie tonight to take on Head Coach Dave MacQueen's former squad - the Otter's on "Guaranteed Win Night" in Erie.


The Russians are Coming

Tue Oct 17 2006 - The Canadian Hockey League today announced details surrounding the 2006 Canada/Russia Challenge that will be held in six CHL centres in November.
Included in the six is Sarnia as the SSEC will play host to one of the games of the OHL leg in the series Thursday November 23rd at 7:00.
The Challenge features a team of CHL All-Stars that plays against the Russian Junior team. Each of the three regional league All-Star teams are selected by a committee of General Managers that work with Jim Hammett, Hockey Canada's head scout for the Canadian National Junior team.
Sarnia had previously hosted the event during the innagural year of the Canada/Russia challenge and the event was deeemed a success being played in front of a sold out Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre.


Sting Streak Snapped

Sun Oct 15 2006 - The Brampton Battalion skated to a 3-1 OHL victory over the Sarnia Sting Sunday afternoon. That snaps the Sarnia winning streak at six.

Scoring summary

2. BRA Martin, (3) (Lynes, Sonnenburg), 1:04 (PP)
2. BRA Albert, (1) (Sonnenburg, Lynes), 16:19 (PP)
3. BRA Klejna, (2) , 8:32
3. SAR Stamkos, (9) (Wilson), 9:07 (PP)


Sting Shutout the Spits

Sun Oct 15 2006 - The Sarnia Sting improved their winning streak to 6 games as they shutout the Windsor Spitfires 6-0 in front of 3,200 at the SSEC. The Sting again got two goals from forward Tomas Pospisil. Harrison Reed, Justin DiBenedetto, Steve Stamkos, and Steve Reese also tallying for Sarnia. Parker vanBuskirk made 18 stops in the win. The Sting play again today at Brampton on 1070 CHOK at 1:30pm

Scoring summary

1. SAR Pospisil, (7) (Ferry, Reed), 18:28
2. SAR Pospisil, (8) (Wilson), 1:20
2. SAR Reed, (3) (Anger), 10:42
3. SAR DiBenedetto, (1) (Katic), 5:55
3. SAR Stamkos, (8) (Kell, Gomes), 10:08
3. SAR Reese, (1) (Wilson, Mashinter), 16:46 (PP)


Sting beat the Rangers 5-4

Sat Oct 14 2006 - The Sarnia Sting continue their winning ways with a 5-4 victory over the Rangers in Kitchener. Sarnia goals coming off the sticks of Brandon Mashinter, Two from Jared Gomes, and two from Tomas Pospisil.
Sting netminder Sebastien Dahm proved why he was named CHL goaltender of the week, making 31 stops in the win. With the victory, the Sting extend their winning streak to 5. They return home this evening when they host the Windsor Spitfires at the Ssec on 1070 CHOK at 7pm

Scoring Summary

1. SAR Mashinter, (1) (Lombardi, Roelofsen), 6:48
2. SAR Gomes, (1) (Stamkos, Ferry), 7:07 (PP)
2. SAR Pospisil, (5) (Ferry, Wilson), 9:01 (PP)
2. KIT Kadri, (1) (Kindl, Auffrey), 9:37
2. KIT Halischuk, (4) (Kindl, Oreskovich), 12:54 (PP)
3. KIT Rizk, (3) (Halischuk), 6:45
3. SAR Gomes, (2) (Kell), 8:42
3. SAR Pospisil, (6) (DiBenedetto, Mifflen), 11:01
3. KIT Timmins, (1) (Zamec, Soso), 11:32



Top Goalie

Wed Oct 11 2006 - Sarnia Sting's Sebastian Dahm has been named CHL Goaltender of the Week.
He registered two wins, while posting a 1.990 goals-against-average and a .927 save percentage.


NHL-OHL

Mon Oct 9 2006 - Marek Svatos scored the second of his two goals with five-44 left to help the Colorado Avalanche beat the Vancouver Canucks 3-2 in Sunday's lone NHL game.. Tonite the Maple Leafs are home to the Florida panthers starting at seven on CHOK.. and the Calgary Flames take on the visiting San Jose Sharks.

Sam Gagner got a goal and three assists leading the London Knights to a 6-2 win over the visiting Ottawa 67's in Ontario Hockey League action Sunday. 19-year old rookie David Mecler scored twice for the Knights who visit Windsor this afternoon.. Saginaw clipped Sudbury 2-1.. Plymouth doubled Mississauaga 4-2.. Oshawa edged Sault Ste Marie 4-3 in a shootout.. and Toronto St Mikes beat Peterborough 6-3.. The Sarnia Sting are idle until Friday night when they visit the Kitchener Ranhers..




Sting Remain Perfect at Home

Sun Oct 8 2006 - The Sarnia Sting improved to 5-1, and a perfect 4-0 at home with a 4-2 win over the Sudbury Wolves at the SSEC. Rookie Steve Stamkos led the way for the Sting, netting his first career hat trick. Goaltender Sebastien Dahm went the distance, stopping 26 of 28 shots for the win. The Sting are now off until next Friday when they head to Kitchener to take on the Rangers.
Prior to the game, the Sting dealt Defenseman Matt McCready and a fourth round selection in 2007 draft to the Toronto-St. Mike's Majors for former 1st round pick Justin DiBenedetto

Scoring summary

1. SBY Dias, (1) (Staal, DiDiomete), 17:19
2. SAR Stamkos, (5) (Ferry, Wilson), 8:23 (PP)
2. SAR Pospisil, (4) (Katic, Reed), 10:05 (PP)
2. SBY Messier, (5) (McQuaid, Foligno), 14:33 (PP)
3. SAR Stamkos, (6) (Reed, Ferry), 2:58 (PP)
3. SAR Stamkos, (7) (Ferry, Lombardi), 9:28 (PP)

Attendance:- 3333


Sting Rally

Fri Oct 6 2006 - Harrison Reed's second goal of the game 24 seconds into overtime gave the Sting a 3-2 win over Guelph.

Tomas Pospisil had the other goal for Sarnia.

Jamie Arniel and Drew Doughty replied for the Storm.

Sebastien Dahm earned the win in goal with a 23-save performance.

Game summary

1. GUE Arniel, (3) (Caruso, Biggers), 1:03
1. GUE Doughty, (3) (Doig, Melancon), 3:56 (PP)
1. SAR Pospisil, (3) (Katic, Reed), 8:57 (PP)
2. SAR Reed, (1) (Lombardi), 12:50
OT. SAR Reed, (2) (Wilson, Pospisil), 0:24 (PP)

Attendance 3174



Sting Down the Hounds

Sun Oct 1 2006 - The Sarnia Sting remain undefeated on home ice in this young OHL season...They scored early and often before 3190 fans on Sunday afternoon. Parker VanBuskirk went the distance in goal making 27 saves.
Sarnia 6 Sault Ste Marie 3 (Final)

Scoring Summary

1. SAR Katic, (2) (Pospisil, Reed), 1:12 (PP)
1. SAR Kell, (5) (Gomes, Ferry), 6:03
1. SAR Wilson, (2) (Katic, Mashinter), 8:43 (PP)
1. SSM Jeffrey, (5) (Thornton, Quesnele), 8:43 (PP)
2. SAR Roelofsen, (2) (Stamkos, Gomes), 8:06 (PP)
2. SSM Godfrey, (2) (Liske, Quesnele), 12:11 (PP)
2. SAR Stamkos, (4) (Ferry, Wilson), 15:11 (PP)
3. SSM Jeffrey, (6) (Kuchejda, Godfrey), 2:01 (PP)
3. SAR Wilson, (3) (Mashinter), 13:30


Sting Comeback Win

Sat Sep 30 2006 - Trevor Kell scored the shootout winner to lift the OHL Sting to a victory over Saginaw before 3306 fans at the SSEC Friday night.

Sting 4 Spirit 3


Scoring Summary

1. SAG Asselin, (1) (Mursak, Berard), 13:33
1. SAG Haskins, (3) , 17:11
2. SAG McDonough, (2) (Haskins, Mursak), 6:05
2. SAR Wilson, (1) (Pospisil), 11:39
2. SAR Stamkos, (3) (Lombardi, Ferry), 17:33 (PP)
2. SAR Roelofsen, (1) (Kell, Ferry), 18:55

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Saginaw shootout

21 Jack Combs No Goal
27 Tom Pyatt No Goal
22 Zack Torquato Goal
14 Tyler Haskins No Goal

Total 1

Sarnia shootout

19 Harrison Reed Goal
91 Steven Stamkos No Goal
10 Tomas Pospisil No Goal
59 Trevor Kell Goal
Total: 2



Blast Win Fourth Straight

Fri Sep 29 2006 -
WOHL

Sarnia Blast 6 Petrolia Jets 4
Referee: Rob Veccia Attendance: 483
Linesman: Rob Hawthorne
Jeff Parney


FINAL
Scoring 1 2 3 T
Petrolia 1 1 2 4
Sarnia 2 3 1 6
Shots 1 2 3 T
Petrolia 9 13 21 43
Sarnia 24 21 12 57
Power Plays PP PIM
Petrolia 2-12 36
Sarnia 1-10 28

V - H # Per Team Time Scored By Assists PP SH
1 - 0 1 1 PET 4:27 J.Workman K.Crawford M.Walker x
1 - 1 2 1 SAR 10:16 M.Abercrombie G.Arvai T.Lewis
1 - 2 3 1 SAR 16:28 B.Houston M.Parkes C C.Langlais
1 - 3 4 2 SAR 2:11 T.Lewis
1 - 4 5 2 SAR 11:16 W.Pitfield D.Hutchinson T.Orlando
1 - 5 6 2 SAR 14:07 M.Abercrombie T.Lewis K.Verbeek x
2 - 5 7 2 PET 15:37 B.Davidson T.Jobson
3 - 5 8 3 PET 9:35 A.Teschke V.Jardine E.Carrick x
4 - 5 9 3 PET 19:35 J.Workman M.Walker G.Zavitz
4 - 6 10 3 SAR 19:55 G.Turner (en)


Sting Struggle at Owen Sound

Thu Sep 28 2006 -
Defenceman Theo Peckham scored three times and added an assist as the Owen Sound Attack beat the Sarnia Sting 6-3 in Ontario Hockey League action Wednesday.

Bobby Ryan added a goal and two assists for the Attack. Ryan was recently returned to Owen Sound by the NHL's Anaheim Ducks.

Scott Tregunna and Bob Sanguinetti also scored for the Attack.

Trevor Kell, Mark Katic and Tomas Pospisil replied for Sarnia.

Russ Brownell made 32 saves for the Attack (2-1) while Sebastian Dahm stopped 35 shots for the Sting (1-1).

Scoring summary


1. OS Peckham, (1) (Ryan, Hedman), 16:09 (PP)
2. SAR Kell, (4) (Reed, Gomes), 2:45 (PP)
2. OS Peckham, (2) (Ryan, Lewis), 7:58 (PP)
2. OS Tregunna, (2) (Bartanus, Peckham), 9:58 (PP)
3. OS Peckham, (3) (McCullough), 0:42 (SH)
3. OS Sanguinetti, (3) (Bartanus), 12:36
3. OS Ryan, (1) (Lewis, McCullough), 13:04
3. SAR Katic, (1) (Stamkos), 13:43
3. SAR Pospisil, (2) (Wilson), 16:23


Sting Taste Victory

Sat Sep 23 2006 - The Sarnia Sting skated past the Plymouth Whalers to win their season home opener 7-3 Friday night. Newcomer Trevor Kell took charge, recording a hat trick, rookie Steve Stamkos scored two.


Plymouth Whalers 3 at Sarnia Sting 7
Sep 22, 2006 - Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre
1st Period
Scoring - 1. Sarnia, S. Stamkos (1) (T. Pospisil, M. Katic) 1:12 PP
2. Plymouth, D. Collins (1) (S. Ward, J. Neal) 4:54 PP
3. Sarnia, S. Stamkos (2) (T. Pospisil, R. Wilson) 12:31 PP
4. Plymouth, J. Neal (1) (A. Jenks, E. Brophey) 16:04
5. Sarnia, T. Pospisil (1) (R. McInerney, R. Wilson) 16:35
6. Sarnia, T. Kell (1) (B. Mashinter, B. Davey) 17:02
Penalties - K. Geldart Ply () 0:13, J. Boll Ply () 1:30, R. McInerney Sar () 2:50, B. Davey Sar () 4:00, R. Wilson Sar () 4:00, J. Boll Ply (, ) 7:05, S. Ferry Sar () 7:05, W. Cunningham Ply (, ) 11:41, T. Sestito Ply (, , ) 11:41, M. Katic Sar () 11:41, B. Mashinter Sar () 11:41, M. McCready Sar () 11:41, J. Gomes Sar () 13:00, R. Wilson Sar () 18:18, A. Jenks Ply () 18:26

2nd Period
Scoring - 7. Sarnia, T. Kell (2) (D. Lombardi, M. Katic) 2:10 PP
8. Plymouth, A. Fournier (1) 11:54 SH
9. Sarnia, T. Kell (3) (R. Wilson, S. Stamkos) 17:36 PP
Penalties - Z. Shepley Ply () 0:25, B. Davey Sar () 3:34, C. Terry Ply () 6:28, J. Gomes Sar () 7:29, J. Boll Ply () 9:47, S. Ward Ply () 11:38, D. Lombardi Sar () 14:41, J. Neal Ply () 17:19, J. Gaynor Ply () 17:39, T. Sestito Ply () 17:39, D. Anger Sar () 17:39

3rd Period
Scoring - 10. Sarnia, D. Anger (1) (M. Roelofsen) 16:12
Penalties - R. McGinnis Ply () 4:56, B. Davey Sar () 10:01, J. Neal Ply () 10:38, J. Boll Ply () 12:21, J. Gaynor Ply () 12:41, J. Neal Ply (, ) 18:19

PLY Shots: 10 9 5 TOTAL: 24
SAR Shots: 11 7 16 TOTAL: 34

Power Play Conversion
Plymouth Whalers 1-9. Sarnia Sting 4-16.

Goaltenders
Plymouth Whalers
Neuvirth 0-1-0-0
Start: 1st 0:00 Min: 23:00 SV: 7 GA: 5

Smith 0-0-0-0
Start: 2nd 3:00 Min: 37:00 SV: 20 GA: 2


Sarnia Sting
Dahm 1-0-0-0
Start: 1st 0:00 Min: 60:00 SV: 21 GA: 3



Start : 7:35 PM
End : 10:14 PM
Attendance : 3614


Kell Newest Sting

Tue Sep 19 2006 - The Sarnia Sting have acquired overage forward Trevor Kell from the London Knights for a second round pick in 2007, which was the Knight's originally and a 5th round pick in 2008.
G.M. Allan Millar says the 20 year old Kell solidifies the Sting lineup.
The Thunder Bay native will be in the lineup Friday night against Plymouth.


Sting win

Sat Sep 16 2006 - The Sarnia Sting ended the preseason schedule with a win Friday night.
The Sting recorded a 5-2 victory over Windsor despite missing regulars Tomas Pospisil, Harrison Reed, Steven Stamkos, Mike Roelefson, Ryan Wilson and Chris Mifflen.
Sebastian Dahm went the distance in goal stopping 13 of 15 shots for his third victory of the preseason.
Five players shared the offense. Matt McCready scored a goal for the third consecutive game, the other Sting goal scorers were Steven Reese, Anthony Pototschnik, Ryan McInerney, and Brandon Mashinter.
The Spitfires had goals from Bradley Snetsinger and Keaton Turkiewicz.
The Sting now prepare for the regular season opener next Friday hosting the Plymouth Whalers on CHOK "Radio Night" at the SSEC.


Spits Over the Sting

Fri Sep 15 2006 - OHL
Pre-season

Windsor 3 Sarnia 2 (Tomas Sample & Matt McCready scored for the Sting)

Spits at Sarnia Friday (Sept 15th) 7:30pm


Blast Fall in Season Opener

Thu Sep 14 2006 - Western Ontario Hockey League

St. Marys 4 at Sarnia 3


SCORING SUMMARY
Period 1
St. Marys - Brenton Kemp (Mike Rutherford, Aaron Whitcomb) 1:49
St. Marys - Mike Rutherford (powerplay) (Dave Chessell, Michael McLaughlin) 6:17
St. Marys - Michael McLaughlin (Justin Salt, James Marsden) 9:38

Period 2
Sarnia - Kyle Verbeek (powerplay) (Wayd Pitfield, Bradley Houston) 0:55
St. Marys - Michael Gillen (shorthanded) (unassisted) 13:00

Period 3
Sarnia - Kyle Verbeek (powerplay) (Thomas Policelli, Wayd Pitfield) 1:36
Sarnia - Bradley Houston (powerplay) (Wayd Pitfield, Thomas Policelli) 7:42


Player Moves

Thu Sep 14 2006 - Sarnia Sting General Manager Alan Millar announced this afternoon the club has completed a trade with the Barrie Colts.
The Sting send disgruntled forward Richard Clune to the Colts in exchange for Mike Roelofsen, a 3rd round pick in 2007, a 3rd round pick in 2008 and an 8th round pick in 2008.

Roelofsen a native of Chatham was the 12th overall pick by the Belleville Bulls in the 2003 OHL Priority Selection going on to score 40 points in his rookie season and was later acquired by the Colts during the 2004-2005 season.

In a separate deal the Sting sent defenceman Tyson Aitcheson to the Colts for future considerations.


Sting now 2-2 in Pre-season

Sat Sep 9 2006 - After falling behind 4-1 in Plymouth Saturday afternoon, the Sting were unable to recover. The final Whalers 4, Sarnia 3
All 7 goals in the game came on the powerplay.
Scoring for the Sting were Brandon Mashinter, Matt McCready and Tomas Sample.

The Sting are off till Thursday when they take on the Windsor Spitfires in their last pair of pre-season games prior to the home opener September 22nd.


Sting Win

Sat Sep 9 2006 - The Sarnia Sting improved their preseason record to 2-1-0 on Friday night downing the Plymouth Whalers 4-2 at the SSEC.
Daniel Lombari netted a pair including the game winner as well as the insurance goal.
Jared Gomes and Anthony Pototschnik scored on the powerplay.
Sebastian Dahm went the distance in goal making 27 saves.


Blast Coaching Change

Thu Sep 7 2006 - When the Sarnia Blast host the Strathroy Rockets tonight at the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre, they'll have a new head coach as former assistant Bill Abercrombie takes over the team. Abercrombie says Pat Verbeek has stepped down after excepting a scouting position with the Detroit Red Wings. Verbeek will continue some involvement with the club which is 3-0 in pre-season play and begin their regular season, hosting St. Mary's Seotember 14th


Weir Golf Plans

Tue Sep 5 2006 - Sarnia's Mike Weir is expected to unveil plans today for the Mike Weir Miracle Golf Drive for Kids at London's Sunningdale Golf and Country Club next June 25th.
Mike is teaming up with the Children's Miracle Network in a coast-to-coast effort to raise money for 14 children's hospitals in Canada, including the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario. He plans to play a course a year in each of the cities in which 14 children's hospitals are located.


Sting Cuts

Tue Sep 5 2006 - The process of reducing the roster down to size has begun. The Sarnia Sting sending four players to their respective junior clubs. Shawn Wood, Brandon Perry, Connor McFarlane and Johnathon McQueen. Sting GM Allan Millar also announces the OHL club has signed forward Matt Martin (from Blenheim) and has assigned goaltender Peter DiSalvo to the Chatham Maroons of the Western Junior B Hockey League. The Sting's preseason record stands at 1-1...splitting two games with the London Knights and will now prepare for the Whalers in town Friday night.


Wyoming Bantams

Mon Sep 4 2006 - The Wyoming Bantams Baseball Team won the provincial championship this weekend held in Dresden beating Harrow in the final 7-2.. The Wyoming club was 5 and 0 over the weekend..


Sting win

Sun Sep 3 2006 - The Sarnia Sting evened their OHL pre season at 1-1 Sunday afternoon with a 9-3 victory over the London Knights.

Danny Anger and Anthony Potoschnick led the way with a pair of goals each.

Rookie's Steven Stamkos and Dalton Prout also scored in their first game in front of the home fans at the SSEC.

In goal the Sting received strong performances from Sebastian Dahm and from rookie Johnathon McQueen.

The Sting resume preseason play this Friday night (Sept 8th) when they host the Plymouth Whalers at the SSEC, game time is 7:30.

Sting Scoring Summary

First Period
1. Stamkos (Wilson, Pospisil) PP 7:46
2. Reed (Katic, Wilson) PP 17:45
Second Period
3. Anger SH 0:21
4. Anger (Connolly, Prout) 2:36
5. Pototschnick (Reese) 13:16
6. Gomes SH 15:05
Third Period
7. Pospisil (Katic) 3:52
8. Prout (Wilson, Reed) PP 7:21
9. Potoschnick (Stamkos, Sample) 9:01

Goaltenders
Sebastian Dahm 33 mins. 1 goal against 13 saves
Johnathon McQueen 27 mins. 2 goals against 11 saves

London Goals: Matt Davis, Kyle Moore and Reg Traccitto





Pre-season Opener

Wed Dec 31 1969 - The Sarnia Sting and the London Knights met Friday in the pre-season opener at the John Labatt Centre.

Summary
First Period
LDN - Kell (Drummond, Gagner) PP 4:53
SAR - Connolly (Mifflen, Anger) 5:36
LDN - Kell (Drummond, Meckler) PP 10:31

Second Period
LDN - Kane (Beaulieu, Gagner) 2:21
LDN - Meckler (Drummond, Kane) PP 11:32

Third Period
LDN - Drummond PP 9:32
LDN - Kell (Meckler, Wilkins) 14:05

Goalies
SAR - VanBuskirk - 31 mins, 3 goals against, 25 saves
SAR - DiSalvo - 29 mins, 3 goals against

LDN - Mason - 60 mins, 1 goal against, 32 saves

Shots 1st 2nd 3rd Total
SAR 13 7 13 33
LDN 17 15 14 46

Final Score - London 6 Sting 1


Jets vs. Blast

Sun Aug 27 2006 - Brad Houston had a goall and an assist and Matt Parkes also scored as the Sarnia Blast opened their WOHL preseason with a 2-0 win over the visiting Petrolia Jets..

The Blast outshot the Jets 52-21..

Tonight Sarnia plays host to the London Nationals starting at 7:30 at the SSEC..

Elsewhere last night St Marys downed Strathroy 3-1..


Sting Camp

Sun Aug 27 2006 - The Sarnia Sting open their 2006 training camp this weekend as close to 40 players will report to the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre this morning..

The players will then take to the ice on Monday and will participate in daily scrimmages through Thursday beginning at 4:00 pm each day..

Sting General Manager Allan Millar says they need to be better beginning this weekend..

The public is welcomed and encouraged to attend the daily scrimmages all free of charge..

The Sting then travel to London on Friday for their preseason opener against the Knights..



Sarnia Blast

Sat Aug 26 2006 - The Sarnia Blast play their first Western Ontario Hockey League pre-season game tonight as they host the Petrolia Jets at the SSEC.. The Blast will then entertain the London Nationals on Sunday night. Both games are 7:30 starts..


Sting Camp

Sat Aug 26 2006 - The Sarnia Sting open training camp tomorrow at the SSEC but co-captain Richard Klune won't be there.. He's at home after requesting a trade.. Players report tomorrow morning at ten for weigh-ins and physicals.. The team's first on-ice scrimmage is Monday at 4:00 p-m.. It's free and open to the public..


Mike's Hot

Sat Aug 19 2006 -
Sarnia's Mike Weir fired a seven-under-par round of 65 during the third round at the PGA Championship to tie the course record at Medinah's No. 3 course Saturday.

It was good enough to move him into a second place, two shots back of the leaders, Tiger Woods — who equaled Weir's mark and Luke Donald, who shot 66.

Weir will play in the second-to-last group with US Open Champion Geoff Ogilvy, with a 2:40 pm EDT tee time Sunday.


Blast Camp

Sat Aug 19 2006 - With the Western Ontario Hockey League season is just over a month away, the Sarnia Blast hold their 2 day training camp beginning THIS morning at the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre.. Close to 80 players will be broken up into 4 teams.. There are 4 scrimmages throughout the day today.. Tomorrow at 12 noon there will be a cut down to the best 40 players who will then participate in a regular 3 period game starting at 2:00 pm..


PGA-Weir

Sat Aug 19 2006 - Mike Weir had one of the lowest rounds of the day at the PGA Championship at Medinah, Illinois.. Weir had six birdies and a bogey enroute to a five under par 67 and sits at minus five, tied for twelfth and three strokes off the lead heading into Round Three..
Billy Andrade, Luke Donald, Tim Herron and Henrik Stennson are are at eight under..a shot ahead of Tiger Woods, Geoff Ogilvey and Davis Love.. There's a group of four players at six under.. Defending champ Phil Mickelson is at minus four..


U-18 Hockey

Sun Aug 13 2006 - Sarnia Sting defenceman Mark Katic had an assist as the Canada's Under-18 team blanked the U-S 3-0 to win the Ivan Hkinka Memorial Tournament in the Czech Republic..


Charity Pro-Am

Sun Aug 13 2006 - Bob Makoski of the Van Dyke Sports Centre won the 30 th annual Charity Pro-Am at the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club.. The four-time former champion fired a second round 67 to finish at five under par and five strokes ahead of Tom Foster of the host course and Steve Koncz of Golf Unlimited..


Festival of Power

Sat Aug 12 2006 - Over 10 thousand people are expected to take in the Festival of Horse Power this weekend. The Pit Bike Races start at eleven this morning..
Canada's # 1 Flat Track motorcycle rider, Steve Beattie, is also home this weekend.. The Petrolia native is competing tonight in the Michigan - Ontario Challenge match race.. Today's admission is twenty dollars per person.. Students seven to fifteen years old ten dollars and children six and under free.. Proceeds go to the Big Brothers of Sarnia-Lambton.


Pro-Am-Womens Open

Sat Aug 12 2006 - Steve Bryant of London's Sunningdale Golf club and four-time champion Bob McKoskie of Van Dyke Sports Centre fired even par 72's and share the lead at the 30th annual charity Pro-Am at the SGCC.. Two other former champions, Huron Oaks pro Steve Bennett and Tom Foster of the host club, are a shot back at 73.. The final round goes today.. Charlottetown's Lorie Kane is four shots off the lead held by Angela Stanford heading into the third round of the C-N Canadian Women's Open in London.


Jays-Tigers-WCBA

Sat Aug 12 2006 - A-J Burnett struck out a season-high ten and the Toronto Blue Jays routed the Minnesota Twins 7-1.The series continues tonight starting at 6:30 on CHOK.. Jose Contreras pitched a three-hitter as the Chicago White Sox blanked Detroit 5-0.. In Western Counties Senior Baseball action the Forest Dragons dumped the Wyoming Cattle Barons 9-3..


Track and Field

Mon Aug 7 2006 - At the Canadian Track and Field championships in Ottawa Sarnia's Hilary Stellingwerf won the silver medal in the womens 15-hundred metres.. Brad Huey of Sarnia placed seventh in the high jump.. In the shot put final Sarnia's Andy Ysebaert and Cole Bloxam finished seventh and eighth respectively..


Jays-Tigers

Sat Aug 5 2006 - A housecall by Doc Halladay failed to cure what's ailing the Toronto Blue Jays.. The Blue Jays' ace had a rare off-night, and Toronto lost its sixth in a row, 6-4 to the Chicago White Sox.. Halladay was staked to a 3-0 lead in the first inning, but tied his season high by allowing five runs and 10 hits in six-plus innings.. Call-up Francisco Rosario will start for Toronto this afternoon against Javier Velasquez starting at 3:30 on CHOK.. The Blue Jays are now 9 1/2-games back of A-L East-leading New York, who in turn lead Boston by one game.. The Yankees clipped Baltimore 5-4.. David Ortiz's second homer of the game was the difference in Boston's 3-2 win over Tampa Bay.. Detroit scored three times in the eighth, including a two-run homer by Craig Monroe, to beat Cleveland 7-6.


Optimist Junior Golf

Sun Jul 30 2006 - Both Sarnia golfers missed the cut at the Optimist International Junior Golf Championship in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.. Kevin Palmer fired a third round 85 to go to plus 25.. And Sarah Davie was at plus 62 following a 96 Saturday..


Alvinston Indians

Sat Jul 29 2006 - In St Thomas and District Fastball action Friday the Alvinston Indians shaded Morpeth 2-1..


Lions-Imperials

Sat Jul 22 2006 - In the Ontario Varsity Junior Football League the Lambton Lions travel to Barrie to face the Huronia Stallions tonight It's the Lions final game of the season.. In the Northern Football Conference the Sarnia Imperials play at North Bay tonight..


Ont Jr Golf

Sat Jul 22 2006 - Brights Grove's Matt Hill fired a final round six under par 66 to finish in a tie for third, two shots back of winner Brad Revel of Kingston, at the Ontario Junior Golf Championship in Thunder Bay..


OLA Sr B Playoffs

Sun Jul 16 2006 - In the OLA Sr B playoffs the Wellington Aces won the first game of the best of three series 14-2 over the visiting St Clair Storm.. Game two goes tonight at seven at the Clearwater Arena..


WCB-OLA

Sat Jul 15 2006 - In Western Counties Senior Mens Baseball the Forest Dragons topped the Wallaceburg Warriors 9-6.. The OLA Sr B Lacrosse playoffs begin with the St Clair Storm visiting the Wellington Aces in Arthur.. Game two is tomorrow night at seven at the Clearwater Arena..



Fury-OLA-Imperials

Sun Jul 9 2006 - In Western Ontario Mens Soccer the Sarnia Fury blanked London Benefica 4-0.. In the Northern Football Conference Oakville thumped the Sarnia Imperials 53-10.. In the OLA Jr B lacrosse playoffs Orangeville doubled Wallaceburg 14-7 taking the series in three straight games..




Jays-Tigers

Mon Jul 3 2006 - The Toronto Blue Jays earned five spots on the American League roster for the July 11th all-star game at Pittsburgh. Roy Halladay, B-J Ryan, Troy Glaus, Vernon Wells and Alex Rios were selected.. Toronto's five-game winning streak is over after Ryan Howard and Chase Utley homered in Philadelphia's 11-6 rout of the Blue Jays..
The Jays begin a seven game roadtrip in Texas tonight.. Ted Lilley gets the start for T-O starting at 7:30 on CHOK.. Chris Shelton, Carlos Guillen and Craig Monroe drove in two runs each as Detroit held off Pittsburgh 9-8..


OLA Jr B Lacrosse

Mon Jul 3 2006 - In OLA Jr B lacrosse Orangeville topped Wallaceburg 7-4.. Game two of that first round playoff series goes in Orangeville tonight..


Imperials-Lacrosse

Thu Jul 6 2006 - In the Northern Football Conference Bo Hunter scored a touchdown in a losing cause as the Sarnia Imperials fell to the visiting Toronto Maddogs 20-8.. The OLA Jr B playoffs begin today.. Wallaceburg plays host to Orangeville starting at three..





Lions-Imperials-Fury

Sat Jul 1 2006 - The Brantford Bison beat the Lambton Lions 14-10 in Ontario Varsity Jr Football action at Norm Parry Park.. QB Cody Campbell scored a touchdown for the Lions who are 1-4 on the season.. Tonight the Northern Football Conference Sarnia Imperials host the Toronto Maddogs starting at six.. In Western Ontario Mens Soccer the Sarnia Fury blanked London Marconi 3-0..


NHL Draft

Sun Jun 25 2006 - The St. Louis Blues used the first pick in the N-H-L draft to select defenceman Erik Johnson.. He was one of a record 10 Americans selected in the opening round.. Jordan Staal of Thunder Bay became the third member of the Staal family to be drafted.. The Peterborough Petes' centre was taken second overall by the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The Redwings first pick came in the second round.. St Thomas native Corey Emmerton of the Kingson Frontenacs was chosen 41st overall..
The Sarnia Sting's Harrison Reed was drafted by Carolina in the third round, 93rd overall..


Int'l Bridge Race

Sun Jun 25 2006 - The results are in from the 29th annual YMCA-CHOK 10 K International Bridge Race.. The men's winner is 22-year old Matthew Fecht of Warren, Michigan in a time 32 minutes 16 seconds.. Fecht finished 39 seconds ahead of Adam Roach of Port Huron and about a minute ahead of last year's winner, Russell Christie of Petrolia.. Russell's sister, 16 year old Valerie, was the first female runner to cross the finish line in 41 minutes 14 seconds.. Over 400 runners participated..



Local Football-Lacrosse

Sun Jun 25 2006 - The Lambton Lions won their first game of the Ontario Varsity Junior Football League season.. Aubrey Sheppards rushed for a 29 yard touchdown in overtime as the Lions beat visiting York 27-24 to improve to 1-4.. The Northern Football Conference Sarnia Imperials are still looking for their first win after being crushed 49-1 by visiting Tri City.. In OLA Jr B Lacrosse Orangeville blanked the Sarnia Pacers 14-0 and Wallaceburg beat Welland 14-6..


Baseball-Fastball

Sat Jun 24 2006 - Carlos Delgado says it's nice to be appreciated for what you do.. Delgado doffed his helmet when he received a standing ovation before his first at-bat in the New York Mets 6-1 victory at Toronto.. The Blue Jays' career leader in home runs and R-B-I's went 0-for-3 with a walk in his first game against his former team.. Tom Glavine picked up the win, to become baseball's first 11-game winner.. He's 11-and-2.
8-2 Roy Halliday starts for Toronto this afternoon against Adrian Hernandez starting at 3:30 on CHOK.. Brandon Inge and Curtis Granderson homered to help Detroit beat St. Louis 10-6..

In minor ball the Sarnia Midget Braves blanked Ingersoll 4-0 and in fastball action Blenheim shut down the Alvinston Indians 7-0..

The Ontario Rural Softball Association's (ORSA) Junior Men's Fastball Qualifier is being held this weekend at Krall Park in Oil Springs.


Football-Lacrosse

Sat Jun 24 2006 - In the Northen Football Conference the Sarnia Imperials, still looking for their first win of the season, host Tri-City at Norm Perry Park this afternoon at 1:00 pm.. In the Ontario Varsity Junior Football league the 0-4 Lambton Lions host the York Storm tonight at Norm Perry Park at 7:00 pm.. In OLA Jr B lacrosse Wallaceburg downed the Sarnia Pacers 16-11.. The Pacers visit Orangeville tonight.. The Sr B St Clair Storm travel to Ajax-Pickering..


U-S Open

Mon Jun 19 2006 - Australia's Geoff Ogilvy took advantage of a late collapse by Phil Mickelson to win the 106th U-S Open golf tournament.

Ogilvy shot a final-round two-over-par 72 to win the second major of the golf season by one shot.

Ogilvy finished five over par.

Mickelson lost a two-shot lead on the final three holes.

He was wild off the tee on the 18th hole and double-bogeyed the final hole in his four-over round of 74.

Mickelson, who was trying for his third straight major title, tied for second with Jim Furyk and Scotland's Colin Montgomerie at six over par.
Mike Weir shot a 72 Sunday to finish at 288 just three shot back and among several golfers in a tie for fourth place. The only Canadian to make the cut, Mike earned over 183 thousand dollars.


Stanley Cup

Sun Jun 18 2006 - The Stanley Cup is going on a plane to Raleigh, and so are the Edmonton Oilers, after a dominating 4-0 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes, to force a game seven tomorrow.. The Oilers put on a suffocating defensive performance to win their second straight game with their backs to the wall.. Fernando Pisani and Raffi Torres scored in the second period, Ryan Smyth and Shawn Horcoff tallied in the third.. Pisani had only 18 goals in the regular season, and 13 in the playoffs.. Jussi Markkanen made 16 saves to earn the shutout.



US Open-Weir

Sun Jun 18 2006 - Mike Weir tees off at 2:30 this afternoon in the final round at the US Open at Winged Foot in New York.. Despite double bogeys on the ninth and eighteenth holes Weir fired a one over par 71 yesterday and sits at plus six..tied for eighth, four shots off the lead shared by Phil Mickelson and Kenneth Ferrie..


Lions-Imps-OLA

Sat Jun 17 2006 - The Lambton Lions are still looking for their first Ontario Jr Varsity Football League win of the season after losing 31-16 to the visiting Guelph Bears.. Ther 0-4 Lions got touchdowns from Joe Leone and Adan List.. In the Northern Football Conference the 0-2 Sarnia Imperials are in Toronto to battle the 1-1 Raiders this afternoon at 12:30.. In Rugby the Sarnia Saints take their perfect 4-0 record into TODAY's match against 3-1 Niagara at Norm Perry Park. The 'B' Side kicks off at 1:00 pm, the 'A' Side at 3:00 pm.. In OLA Jr B lacrosse London beat the Sarnia 9-7 in overtime.. Jordie Franchuk and Jamie Surman scored three goals each for the Pacers.. The Sr B St Clair Storm visit Owen Sound tonight.. In minor baseball Oakridge downed the Sarnia Midget Braves 8-6.. At the ISC2 Qualifier in Innerkip for this summer's World Fastball Tournament in Kitchener the Alvinston Indians blanked Wyvale 1-0.. The Indians take on Hickson this afternoon.... Hickson beat Glencoe 8-1 last night..


Imperials-Lions-Pacers

Sun Jun 11 2006 - The fledgling Sarnia Imperials are still feeling the growing pains as they were thumped 43-0 by the visiting Sault Ste Marie Steelers in Northern Football Conference play.. In Ontario Jr Varsity Football the Lambton Lions lost 21-14 in London.. In OLA Jr B Lacrosse visiting Hamilton downed the Sarnia Pacers 10-4.. The Pacers host the Niagara Thunder tonight at seven at the Clearwater Arena..


OLA Lacrosse

Sat Jun 10 2006 - In OLA Senior B Lacrosse the St Clair Storm host Broolyn at two at the Clearwater Arena.. And in OLA Junior B Lacrosse tonight the Sarnia Pacers are home to Hamilton at seven at the Clearwater Arena..


Imperials-Lions

Sat Jun 10 2006 - The Sarnia Imperials football team play their home opener tonight as they play host to the Sault Ste. Marie Steelers at Norm Perry Park starting at seven on CHOK.. The pre-game ceremony will feature the retiring of Norm Perry's and Orm Beach's jerseys.. And the Grey Cup will be on hand.. Gates will open up at 5:15 pm.. In Ont Jr Varsity Football the 0-2 Lambton Lions visit the London Falcons at four..


Baseball-Fastball

Sat Jun 10 2006 - In Western Counties Sr Mens baseball the Forest Dragons edged the Wallaceburg Warriors 5-4.. Mitchell doubled the Sarnia Midget Braves 10-5.. In fastball action the Alvinston Indians improved to 8-4 on the season with a 12-3 drubbing of Morpeth.. The Indians host Belmont tomorrow at two..


OFFSA Track

Sun Jun 4 2006 - At the OFFSA Track and Field meet in Toronto Petrolia's Brad Huey of LCCVI won the senior boys high jump.. Conchita Humphreys of St Pats won the midget girls javelin and Alexander Mackenzie's Joanna Edwards was first in the girls ambulatory 100 metres.. Schoolmate Samantha Myers was second.. Jackson Gray of SCITS won the midget boys shot put.. Derek Drouin of St Pats won the gold in the junior boys high jump.. Brendan Wilson of LCCVI won the junior boys discus.. Silver medals were won by Maggie Mullen of St Pats In the senior girls javelin.. Northern's Michael Lever in the midget boys 800 metres.. and Kaitlin Saunders of LCCVI in the midget girls shot put.. Bronze medals were won by Brad Murray of St Pats in the midget boys triple jump and Northern's Kendall Ross in the senior girls shot put..



Imperials-Lions

Sun Jun 4 2006 - The Sarnia Imperials opened their inaugural football season on the road, losing 18-0 to the Quinte Panthers.. In the Ontario Varsity Jr Football League the Lambton Lions are 0-2 following a 38-0 loss to the Ravens in Essex..


OLA-Rugby-Football

Sat Jun 3 2006 - In OLA Jr B lacrosse, despite three goals from David Hornblower the Sarnia Pacers lost 16-5 to the Blue Devils in London.. In Sr B lacrosse tonight the St Clair Storm host Wellington at seven at the Clearwater Arena.. The Sarnia Saints A & B division Rugby teams play their HOMEOPENERS today at norm Perry Park.. Both squads are 2-0 and battle Grimsby today at 1:00 pm and 3:00 pm..

The Sarnia Imperials Senior Men's Football team plays their season opener on the road tonight against the Quinte-Limestone Panthers.. In Ontario Varsity Junior Football the Lambton Lions play their second game of the season on the road against the Essex Ravens tonight at Essex High School.




Pacers-Lions-Saints

Sun May 28 2006 - In OLA Jr B lacrosse visiting Owen Sound downed the Sarnia Pacers 9-4.. Owen Sound visits Wallaceburg this afternoon at three..

The Lambton Lions opened the Ontario Varsity Football League season with 27-13 loss to visiting Sault St Marie.. Lions' Q-B Cody Campbell scored a touchdown and kicker Kevin Allair had three field goals..

In Rugby action the Sarnia Saints defeated Highland 27-21 and the "B" side blanked Highland 20-0..


Pacers-Lions

Sat May 27 2006 - In OLA Jr B lacrosse Spartan scored four unanswered goals in the third period for an 11-5 win over Sarnia.. David Hornblower and Matt Gawne scored two goals each for the Pacers who host Owen Sound tonight at seven at the Clearwater Arena..

The Lambton Lions begin their Ontario Jr Varsity Football League season tonight at Norm Perry Park.. The Lions host the Sault Ste. Marie Sabrecats at seven p-m.. Tickets are $5 Adults and $3 for Students and Seniors


NHL

Sun May 14 2006 - The Ottawa Senators join Detroit as the second top-seed to make an early exit from the playoffs.. The Senators lost 3-2 in overtime to Buffalo in Game-5 of their East semifinal.. Jason Pominville got the winner short-handed.. All five games in the series were decided by one goal.. Buffalo now awaits the winner of the New Jersey-Carolina semifinal.. The Devils beat visiting Carolina 5-1, to cut the Hurricanes' advantage to 3-games-to-1.. The teams are back at it tonight in Carolina.. Also this evening, Edmonton is at San Jose, with that West semifinal knotted at two.. Canada goes for its fifth straight win this afternoon at the world hockey championships in Riga, Latvia. The Canadians battle the always-tough Czech Republic..



Jays-Tigers

Sun May 14 2006 - Toronto's Roy Halladay is exhibiting the form that won him the 2003 A-L Cy Young Award. Halladay followed up on last Monday's four-hitter with a three-hit gem in an 8-1 rout of Tampa Bay.. Halladay is 5-and-1.. It could be the last chance for starter Josh Towers today.. The Jays' rightie is 0-7 on the season.. Broadcast time is 12:45 on CHOK..
Jeremy Bonderman pitched three-hit ball through eight innings to help Detroit blank Cleveland 3-0...


Sarnia Pacers

Sun May 14 2006 - In OLA Jr B lacrosse the visiting Guelph Regals downed the Sarnia Pacers 11-8.. David Hornblower scored three goals for the Pacers and Matt Rockwood had two and an assist..


Sarnia Saints

Sat May 13 2006 - The defending champion Sarnia Saints open the Niagara Rugby Union season with two games this afternoon.. The Saints host Cambridge at three and 4:30 at Norm Perry Park..


OHL-OLA-Fastball

Sun May 7 2006 - The OHL Final resumes this afternoon in Peterborougth with the Petes holding a one-game lead over the defending champion London Knights following Friday night's thrilling double overtinme victory..

In OLA Jr B lacrosse the Sarnia Pacers travel to Six Nations..

In fastball action the Alvinston Indians visit Belmont at two..


OHL Sting picks

Sat May 6 2006 - Here are the OHL Sarnia Sting's picks in the annual priority draft conducted on the internet on May 6th-06


Steven Stamkos Markham Waxers RC 6.00 160 02/07/1990

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Dalton Prout Windsor RD 6.02 190 03/13/1990

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Peter DiSalvo Don Mills Flyers G 6.00 180 11/14/1990

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Brent Sullivan Ottawa Valley RD 6.02 190 01/08/1990

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Chase Clark Lambton Jr. Sting LW 6.00 170 05/03/1990

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Ryan Moore Burlington Eagles LD 5.08 150 02/24/1990

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Jacob Laliberte Eastern Ontario LC 5.09 165 09/15/1990

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Neil Clarke Nepean Raiders LD 6.00 170 04/18/1990

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Justin Balbino Jr. Canadiens RW 6.01 180 04/27/1990
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Jake Guindon Burlington Eagles RW 6.00 170 06/19/1990
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Josh Cornelissen Lambton Jr. Sting LD 6.03 160 08/17/1990
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Matt Abercrombie Lambton Jr. Sting LC 5.09 145 01/15/1990
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Kurtis Bartliff Huron-Perth Lakers LW 5.10 155 02/12/1990






OHL Final

Sat May 6 2006 - The Peterborough Petes drew first blood in the OHL final with a 6-5 double overtime over the Knights in London.. Patrick Kaleta notched the OT winner.. Jordan Staal had two goals for Peterborough while goalie David Shantz stopped 56 shots.. Rob Schremp had a goal and three assists for London. Scott Aarssen, Ryan Martinelli, David Bolland and Dylan Hunter had the other goals for the Knights. The loss tarnished a stellar performance by Adam Dennis, who stopped 64 shots.. The second game in the series will be played tomorrow afternoon in Peterborough..


OLA Jr B-Fastball

Sat May 6 2006 - In OLA Jr B lacrosse David Hornblower and Adam Cobb scored three goals each as the Sarnia Pacers beat Welland 13-4.. The Pacers roadtrip continues tomorrow at Six Nations.. Former Pacers' goalie Nick Mrozek was named "Player of the Game" as the Kitchener-Waterloo Braves downed Brampton 8-3 in the OLA Jr A season opener.. The Alvinston Indians defeated visiting Glencoe 8-6 in District Fastball action..


#1 Pick

Fri May 5 2006 - The Sarnia Sting has made its choice. General Manager Allan Millar announcing the OHL Club's first overall pick in tomorrow's priority selection at a news conference at Huron Oaks.
Stamkos, who turned 16 in February, is described by central scouting as one of the premier offensive players at the Minor Midget level the 6 foot 165 pound Scarborough native scored 109 goals and had 208 points in 72 games last year. Millar says they got the guy they wanted. While courted by N-C double A schools, Stamkos says his first choice was always to play in the OHL. The Sting's new head coach Dave MacQueen is thrilled to have number one pick overall on his roster. The Sting will also pick 21st and 23rd overall in tomorrow's draft which begins at 9am. G-M Millar says he'd like a defenseman at one of those positions.


MacQueen to Coach Sting

Thu May 4 2006 - The OHL Sarnia Sting has a new head coach with an impressive resume. Dave MacQueen spent the last 7 years in Erie but wasn't offered a new contract at the end of the season. The Woodstock native says the Sting organization is headed in the right direction and he's excited about coming to Sarnia. MacQueen won an OHL championship with the Peterborough Petes in 1996 and another with the Otters in 2002...he also served as assistant to Terry Crisp with the NHL's Tampa Bay Lightning from 1996 thru 1998.

The Sarnia job opened up earlier this spring when Shawn Camp was fired after two seasons.







Jr C-OLA

Sun Apr 30 2006 - In the Jr C championship visiting Penetanguishie downed Essex 3-1 to take a 2-0 series lead.. Game three goes this afternoon at three in Essex.. The St Clair Storm opened the OLA Sr B lacrosse Sr B season with an 11-9 victory over visiting Peterborough.. Brian Quinn scored four goals and Colin Holbrough three times for the Storm.. The Jr B Sarnia Pacers suffered a 12-6 loss in Elora.. Jesse Thompson had two goals and two assists for the 0-3 Pacers..


OHL

Sat Apr 29 2006 - The London Knights will take on the Peterborough Petes in the OHL final.. Last night Sergei Kostitson scored his second goal of the game at 17:09 of overtime after London's David Bolland had tied the game with 16 seconds left in regulation and the Knights edged the Guelph Storm 5-4.. Robbie Schremp and Dylan Hunter also scored for the Knights who won the West final in five games.. The Petes blanked Barrie 7-0 to win the East final 4-1..


Jr C-OLA

Sat Apr 29 2006 - The Essex 73's are at home this weekend for two games in the OHA Junior "C" Championship against the Penetanguishene Kings.. The Kings lead the series one game to none.. Game two is tonight at 7:30 while game three is Sunday afternoon at 3:00pm.. In OLA Sr A lacrosse the St Clair Storm host their HOME and SEASON opener as Ennismore visits Clearwater Arena.. Gametime is set for 7:00 pm.. The Sarnia Pacers visit Elora in Jr B lacrosse action..


Runners

Mon Apr 17 2006 - Six Sarnia-area runners will be among thousands of athletes taking part in today's110 running of the Boston Marathon. They include Doctor Marc Bourassa, Mark Huzevka, Danielle Bracewell, Heath McCormick and Natalie Abbott and Ken Walker.


Leafs-Jays

Sun Apr 16 2006 - After seven straight losses the Toronto Maple Leafs finally beat the Ottawa Senators, but it was too little too late.. Tomas Kaberle scored and added two assists to lead the Leafs over the Sens 5-1. But the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Carolina Hurricanes 3-2 in overtime, putting the last playoff spot in the N-H-L East out of Toronto's reach.. The Leafs are in Buffalo today starting right after the Blue Jays'game on CHOK.. It was a rude awakening for Toronto's A-J Burnett. The right-hander gave up two homers to Paul Konerko in his Blue Jays debut in a 4-2 loss to the Chicago White Sox.. The loss ended the Jays' winning streak at three games.. The rubber match goes this afternoon starting at 1:30 on CHOK..


OHL-Jr B-UHL

Sun Apr 16 2006 - Robbie Drummond had three goals and an assist as the London Knights eliminated the Attack with a 5-2 win in Owen Sound.. The Knights won the OHL West semifinal series in six games.. They'll play the Guelph Storm in the Conference final.. The Storm eliminated the Plymouth whalers in six games with a 4-3 home-ice win.. In the Sutherland Cup round-robin Camridge doubled the Chatham Maroons 4-2.. The Port Huron Flags ended the UHL regular season with a 6-1 loss to the Motor City Mechanics...


Blue Jays-Leafs

Sat Apr 15 2006 - Vernon Wells hit his fifth homer of the season as the Toronto Blue Jays hammered the Chicago White Sox 13-7.. The series continues in Chicago this afternoon starting at 1:30 on CHOK..

Tampa Bay earned a valuable point in a 5-4 shootout loss to the Carolina Hurricanes.. The Lightning move three points ahead of Atlanta and four up on Toronto for the final playoff spot in the N-H-L East.. The Leafs host Ottawa tonight starting at six on CHOK..


OHL-Sutherland Cup

Sat Apr 15 2006 - Dylan Hunter scored his second goal of the game 18:17 into overtime to lead the London Knights to a 6-5 win over the Owen Sound Attack .. The Knights now lead the OHL West semi-final 3-2 with Game Six in Owen Sound tonight..

James Neal had a hat trick and added an assist as the Plymouth Whalers staved off elimination for the second consecutive game with a 5-2 win over the Guelph Storm.. The Storm leads that West semifinal 3-2, with Game Six this evening in Guelph...

The Chatham Maroons visit Cambridge in the Sutherland Cup playdowns.. The round robin began last night with Niagara Falls edging Cambridge 3-2..


Team Golf

Sat Apr 15 2006 - Canada has advanced to the World Junior Golf team championship following a 19-stroke win over Mexico.. The four-man Canadian team includes Matt Hill of Brights Grove..


Jays-Tigers

Fri Apr 14 2006 - Vernon Wells hit a grand slam to highlight a six-run second inning and Toronto held on to beat Boston 8-6.. Ted Lilly struck out 10 in seven innings to pick up his first win of the season. He retired 20 of the final 23 hitters he faced.. The Jays won two of three in Boston and visit Chicago tonight starting at eight on CHOK.. Jim Thome homered in his fourth straight game to help the White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 13-9 and sweep the three game series at Comerica Park.. The Tigers are home to Cleveland tonight..



OHL

Fri Apr 14 2006 - The Barrie Colts shaded the Brampton Battalion 3-2 to take their OHL Esat semifinal four games to one.. The Colts now go on to meet Peterborough in the Conference final.. The London Knights host Owen Sound tonight with that West semi tied at two games each.. Guelph visits Plymouth tonight with the Storm up three games to one..



NHL

Fri Apr 14 2006 - The Toronto Maple Leafs are still hanging on to their faint playoff hopes.. Matt Stajan scored twice to give Toronto a 4-3 overtime win over the New York Islanders.. The win moves the Maple Leafs within three points of Tampa Bay for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.. Darcy Tucker and Mats Sundin also scored for Toronto.. Alex Kovalev scored two goals and added an assist to lead Montreal to a 4-3 win over Boston. The Canadiens can clinch their second straight playoff berth with another point or an Atlanta loss. The Thrashers beat Washington 5-3 last night.. Ottawa lost to Florida 5-4 in overtime, but the point the Senators picked up in the loss was enough to clinch the Northeast Division title.. The Edmonton Oilers put an end to the tight race for the last playoff spot in the Western Conference. Ales Hemsky netted the game winner to give Edmonton a 2-1 victory over Anaheim and a berth into the post-season.. Rookie Matt Carle scored the go-ahead goal in the third period and San Jose went on to beat Vancouver 5-3, eliminating the Canucks from playoff contention.. Jose Theodore was outduelled by Mikka Kiprusoff, allowing the Calgary Flames to clinch the Northwest Division title..
Other winners.. New Jersey.. Nashville.. Columbus and Pittsburgh..


Masters

Mon Apr 10 2006 - He was once known as the lovable loser who went a dozen years before he figured out how to win golf's biggest tournaments. Now, Phil Mickelson has his second Masters win in three years...winning more than 1.2 million dollars... Mickelson closed with a three-under 69, 7-under 281 for a two-shot victory over Tim Clark.
Mike Weir and Stephen Ames both finished at one-under -- six strokes off the pace...each winning 161 thousand dollars.


OHL Playoffs

Sun Apr 9 2006 - Bobby Ryan scored a hat trick to power the Owen Sound Attack past the London Knights 5-3.. Adam Perry, Dylan Hunter and Sergei Kostitsyn replied for London.. The OHL West semifinal is now tied 1-1 with Game Three in London tomorrow night.. Matt D'Agostini scored 10:16 into overtime to lift the Guelph Storm to a 3-2 win over the Plymouth Whalers and take a 2-0 series lead in that semi.. The next game goes tomorrow night in Plymouth.. Barrie's at Brampton tonight with that Es-ast semi tied 1-1..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Apr 9 2006 - The Western Jr B championship will be settled tonight as St Marys plays host to Chatham in Game Seven.. In the Ontario Jr C semifinals Essex. leading one game to none, is home to Simcoe.. In the UHL Kalamazoo blanked Port Huron 9-0..


OHL-UHL

Sat Apr 8 2006 - The London Knights won their OHL West semifinal opener with a 6-3 win over visiting Owen Sound.. David Bolland scored three times for the Knights.. Game two goes tonight in Owen Sound.. Mark O'Leary and Matt D'Agostini each had a goal and an assist to lead the Guelph Storm to a 4-1 win over the Whalers in Plymouth in Game One of that West semi.. The teams hook up in Guelph tonight.. In the East semifinals Barrie beat Brampton 4-1 to tie the series at a game each and Peterborough has a 2-0 series lead following a 6-1 win over Sudbury..
In the UHL Shane Tomlinson scored two goals in a losing cause as Fort Wayne doubled Port Huon 6-3.. The Flags are in Kalamazoo tonight..


OHL-Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Apr 2 2006 - Tom Sestito scored two goals 14 seconds apart early in the second period, including the eventual game-winner, as the Plymouth Whalers downed the visiting Windsor Spitfires 3-2.. The Whalers take a 3-2 series in their OHL West quarterfinal.. Game Six goes tonight in Windsor.. Wojtek Wolski and Jason Cassidy each scored twice as the Brampton Battalion earned a trip to the Eastern Conference semifinals with a 5-2 win over the Bulls in Belleville.. Tonight Ottawa entertains Peterbourough with the Petes up three games to two and Kingston's at Sudbury with the Wolves up 3-2..

The St Marys Lincolns take a 2-1 series lead into Game Four of the Western Jr B final in Chatham tonight at seven..

The Gt Lakes Jr C final continues with Essex hosting Wheatley.. Essex leads three games to two..

In the UHL Richmond clipped Port Huron 3-2..


Local Hoops & Volleyball

Sat Apr 1 2006 - The Huron Lakers Girls Basketball Club is hosting their annual Midget, Major Midget and Juvenile basketball tournament this weekend.. 45 teams featuring over 500 girls are participating in 6 divisions.. The 20th annual Shannon Ladies Volleyball Tournament features fifty teams competing at Huron Oaks Golf Club and Brights Grove Public School.. The championship games go tomorrow afternoon..


OHL-Jr B-UHL

Sat Apr 1 2006 - Mike Angelidis and the Owen Sound Attack defied very long odds Friday night.. Angelidis scored a power-play goal 4:30 into overtime as Owen Sound eliminated the Kitchener Rangers from the OHL playoffs with a 4-3 win.. The Attack upset the Rangers four games to one in the best-of-seven Western Conference quarter-final series.. In the East Peterborough clipped Ottawa 4-3 in OT to take a 3-2 series lead..
Belleville edged Brampton 3-2.. The Battalion lead now cut to three games to two..Barmpton's at Belleville tonight.. and Kingston blanked Sudbury 3-0.. The Wolves lead three games to two.. Windsor visits Plymouth tonight with that West series tied 2-2..

Johnny Aitken scored two goals in a losing cause as St Marys defeated visiting Chatham 5-3 to take a 2-1 lead in the Western Jr B final with game four tomorrow night in Chatham..

In the UHL Rockord topped Port Huron 4-1.. The Flags host Richmond tonight at 7:30..


OHL-Jr C-UHL-OMHA

Sun Mar 26 2006 - Evan Brophey scored twice and added an assist as the Plymouth Whalers earned a come-from-behind 7-4 home-ice victory over Windsor in tje opening of their OHL first round playoff series.. Game two's in Windsor tonight.. At Owen Sound, Scott Giles scored the winner at 18:53 of the third period to lift the Attack over Kitchener 3-2.. The Attack have a surprising 2-0 series lead over the Rangers.. The London Knights take a 2-0 lead into Sault Ste Marie tonight.. In the Eastern Conference the 67's doubled Peterborough 8-4 in Ottawa to even that series at a game each and Sudbury beat Kingston 4-1 to even that series 1-1..

In the Gt Lakes Jr C final Essex blanked Wheatley 5-0 to take a 2-1 series lead..

In the UHL the Motor City Mechanics clipped Port Huron 2-1 in a shootout..

The Forest Midgets doubled Staynor 4-2 to win the OMHA final six points to two..


OHL

Sat Mar 25 2006 - David Bolland scored twice while Adam Dennis made 43 saves to lead the London Knights to a 6-3 win over the visiting Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds.. The win gives the Knights a 2-0 lead in the OHL Western Conference quarter-final series.. Rob Schremp registered a goal and two assists while Adam Perry, Robbie Drummond and Josh Beaulieu also scored for London with the next two games in the Soo.. Jason Pitton scored the eventual winner to lead the Guelph Storm to a 3-2 win over the visiting Saginaw Spirit in the opening game of that West quarter final.. Bobby Ryan set up Jeff Kyerzakos for the winning goal as the vosoting Owen Sound Attack stunned the Kitchener Rangers with a 3-2 victory.. Game two goes tonight in Owen Sound..The Windsor Spitfires and Whalers open their series in Plymouth tonight.. In the Eastern Conference quarter finals.. Luch Aquino scored 5:50 into overtime to help the Brampton Battalion edge the Belleville Bulls 3-2 in the first game of their series. Barrie edged Toronto St Mikes 6-5 to take a 2-0 series lead..


Sr A-Jr C-UHL-OMHA

Sat Mar 25 2006 - In the Sr A final Dundas downed Tillsonburg 6-4 to even the series at three games each.. In the UHL Muskegon shaded Port Huron 3-2.. The Motor City Mechanics visit the Flags tonight at 7:30.. The Gt Lakes Jr C finals continues tonight with Essex at Wheatley.. the series is tied 1-1.. The Petrolia Rotary Atoms won the OMHA Double "B" championship in three straight games after a 2-1 victory over Parry Sound.. The Petrolia Midgets host Parry Sound in the OMHA finals tonight at 7:20.. Parry Sound leads the series two games to one..


Sting Coach Fired

Wed Mar 22 2006 - The Sarnia Sting fired coach Shawn Camp on Wednesday after the Ontario Hockey League team missed the playoffs for the second straight year under him.
Camp coached the Guelph Storm to a surprising OHL title in 2004 before signing a three-year contract to coach the Sarnia organization.
Success didn't follow. The Sting won just 33 of 136 games over two seasons under Camp and finished last in the West Division both years.
Camp, twice a coach of Canada's under-18 team, also won an OHL title as an assistant coach of Guelph in 2002.
He captured a Quebec Major Junior Hockey League championship and Memorial Cup as an assistant coach of the Hull Olympiques in 1997.


Sting-OHL

Sun Mar 19 2006 - The season will come to an end for the Sarnia Sting tonight when they visit the Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds.. The Sting have lost five in a row and are tied with Oshawa for last place in the OHL.. The Generals host Kingston tonight.. Broadcast time is 6:30 on CHOK..

Last night Evan Brophey scored 3:29 into overtime as the Plymouth Whalers edged the visiting Saginaw Spirit 3-2 to clinch the West Division title for the Whalers..who will meet Windsor in the opening round of the playoffs.. Owen Sound shaded the Spifires 7-6 in a shootout.. In Erie the Otters surprised the London Knights 3-1..

In a possible preview of the Western Conference final the Knights host Kitchener tonight..


Jr B-Sr A-UHL-OMHA

Sun Mar 19 2006 - Tyler Ferguson scored two goals and an assist as the Strathroy Rockets shutdown visiting Chatham 5-1 to even that Western Jr B semifinal at two games each with Game Five tonite in Chatham.. The Petrolia Jets host St Marys tonight at 7:30 with the Lincolns up two games to one..

In the Sr A final Tillsonburg swamped Dundas 9-1 to take a 2-1 series lead.. In the UHL Flint topped Port Huron 6-1..

It's "Hockey Day" in Forest.. The Forest Midgets, leading the OMHA final one game to none, take on Staynor at three.. Game two of the OMHA final between the Forest Juveniles and Ennismore starts at five with the series tied at a point each..


Sting-OHL

Sat Mar 18 2006 - James Neal scored a hat trick to help the Plymouth Whalers down the Sarnia Sting 4-2 in the final home game of the season at the SSEC..
Richard Clune and Brandon Mashinter scored for the Sting who played with eight regulars out of the lineup.. Justin Peters made 14 saves for the win, while Ryan Nie stopped 29 shots at the other end. The Sting conclude the season tomorrow night in Sault Ste Marie..

Last night the visiting Saginaw Spirit edged the Greyhounds 4-3.. With the win the Spirit remain tied for first place in the West Division.. Rob Schremp had a hat trick for in a losing cause as league-leading was downed 5-4 in a shootot by visiting Windsor..
Kitchener blanked Erie 10-0.. Guelph beat Owen Sound 3-1.. Brampton won their 13th in a row, 4-3 in overtime over Mississauga.. and Sudbury edged Oshawa 5-4 in O-T..




Jr B-UHL-Juveniles

Sat Mar 18 2006 - The St Marys Lincolns held a 3-1 lead after the opening six minures then held on for a 4-2 home ice win over the Petrolia in the Western Jr B semifinals.. The Lincolns take a 2-1 series lead with Game Four tomorrow night in Petrolia....
In the UHL Quad Cities dumped Port Huron 7-3.. The Flags host Flint tonight at 7:30..
The Forest Juveniles host Ennismore in Game One of the OMHA finals starting at nine tonight.. Game two in Forest tomorrow at five..


Sting-OHL

Sun Mar 12 2006 - Ryan McDonough registered a goal and two assists to lead the Saginaw Spirit to a 6-2 win over the visiting Sarnia Sting.. After a 1-0 first period lead the Spirit would pump five unanswered goals past Sting netminder Parker VanBuskirk in the second.. Richard Clune and Matt McCready scored for Sarnia in the third period..

Dylan Hunter registered two goals and an assist to lead the London Knights to a 3-1 win over the Attack in Owen Sound.. The Erie Otters upset the Kitchener Rangers 4-2 .. With the loss, the Rangers can no longer catch the Knights for the Midwest Division title. And Wojtek Wolski assisted on four goals - including Luch Aquino's overtime winner - as the Brampton Battalion edged the Belleville Bulls 4-3..




Sr A-Jr B-UHL

Sun Mar 12 2006 - Tillsonburg doubled the Petrolia Squires 4-2 in Game Seven of the Sr A semifinal.. Jason Polera and Jamie Dabanovich scored for the Squires.. Tillsonburg will meet Dundas in the league final.. The Real McCoys downed Brantford 3-1..

The Western Jr B semifinals begin tonight.. The Petrolia Jets host St Marys at 7:30 at the Greenwood Rec Centre and Chatham entertains Strathroy at seven..

In the UHL Kalamazoo pummeled Port Huron 8-1.. The Flags visit Fort Wayne tonight..



Sting-OHL

Sat Mar 11 2006 - Ryan McDonough scored twice to lead the Saginaw Spirit to a 5-2 win over the Sarnia Sting at the SSEC.. Ryan McInerney and Tyson Aitcheson scored for the Sting.. The Spirit scored three times in the first seven minutes of the second period to open up a 4-0 lead..
Francois Thuot made 33 saves for the win, while Ryan Nie stopped 41 shots at the other end.. The Sting are in Saginaw tonight starting at 6:30 on CHOK..

David Bolland scored twice to lead the London Knights to a 4-3 win over the Owen Sound Attack at the JLC.. Chris Terry scored the winner at 8:45 of the third period lead the Plymouth Whalers to a 5-3 win over the Otters in Erie.. Jamie Arniel's goal at 2:57 of the second period proved to be the winner as the Guelph Storm edged the Windsor Spitfires 3-2.. Dan Turple made 25 saves for his league-leading sixth shutout of the season to lead the Kitchener Rangers to a 4-0 win over the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds.. Other winners in the "O".. Belleville.. Brampton.. Kingston.. Oshawa and Sudbury..


Jr C-Sr A-UHL-Bantams

Sat Mar 11 2006 - In the Jr C semifinals Essex beat Dresden 6-2 to take the series in four straight games..
In the Sr A semis Pat Nahmabin scored twice as Petrolia rallied from a 3-0 first period deficit to beat Tillsonburg 6-3 to even the series at three games each with Game Seven in Tillsonburg tonight..

In the UHL Chris Hodgson scored twice as Port Huron downed Flint 5-2.. The Flags are at Kalamazoo tonight..

The Lambton Jr Sting Triple "A" Bantams blanked Sun County 6-0 to win the semifinals in three straight games and now meet Brantford for the Ontario Alliance championship..


Sting-Otters-OHL

Sun Mar 5 2006 - Harrison Reed scored three goals in a losing cause as the Erie Otters edged the visting Sarnia Sting 7-6 in a shootout.. Brandon Mashinter, Tomas Pospisil and Ryan McInerney also scored for the Sting.. Rookie goalie Ryan Ludzik made 18 saves for his first career OHL win.. Parker VanBuskirk stopped 31 shots in a losing effort.. The Sting are in Guelph this afternoon starting at 2:30 on CHOK..

Mike Angelidis scored four goals to lead the Owen Sound Attack over Guelph 6-2..

At Plymouth, the Whalers topped Windsor 4-2 to move back into sole possession of top spot in the OHL West by two points over Saginaw.. The Spirit lost 3-1 to Kitchener last night..

Oshawa edged Belleville 4-3.. Brampton beat Barrie 5-3 and Sudbury shaded Peterborough 4-3 in a shootout.. The London Knights have won nine straight.. seven in a row on the road.. This afternoon the Knights are in Kingston..


Jr B-Sr A-UHL-PeeWee "A"

Sun Mar 5 2006 - The Strathroy Rockets downed the visiting Sarnia Blast 4-0 to win that Western Jr B quarterfinal series four games to one..

The Petrolia Jets are on to to the semifinals following a 4-1 home-ice victory over Tecumseh taking the series in five games..

In the Sr A playoffs Tillsonburg topped the Petrolia Squires 4-1 and lead the series two games to one..

In the UHL Fort Wayne beat Port Huron 4-1..

The Sarnia Jr Sting Minor PeeWee "A" team blanked Cambridge 2-0 to win the OMHA semifinals six points to two.. Brandon Johnson recorded his second straight shutout..


Sting-OHL

Sat Mar 4 2006 - Ryan Nie made 44 saves as the Sarnia Sting edged the Owen Sound Attack 2-1 at the SSEC.. Michael Ouzas made 16 saves in a losing effort.. Tomas Pospisil and Matt McCready scored for the Sting.. Josh Catto replied with the lone goal for the Attack.. The victory ended a 14-game Sarnia losing streak.. The Sting are in Erie tonight starting at seven on CHOK.. Then wrap up the weekend in Guelph tomorrow afternoon...

Defenceman Steve Ward scored twice and forward James Neal had the game-winning goal and two assists as the Plymouth Whalers downed the visiting Saginaw Spirit 5-2.. The two teams share top spot in the West Division.. Rob Schremp scored two goals, his 50th and 51st of the OHL season, and added an assist and the London Knights went on to a 5-2 victory over the 67's in Ottawa.. David Bolland added a goal and an assist for London which won for the seventh straight road game and ninth in a row overall.. Ryan Callahan scored a hat trick and added an assist to lead the Guelph Storm to a 6-3 win over the Rangers in Kitchener.. Toronto St Mikes shaded Mississauga 4-3.. Brampton dumped Oshawa 9-3.. Kingston beat Belleville 5-3..


Jr B-Sr A-UHL

Sat Mar 4 2006 - In the Western Jr B quarterfinals Tecumseh staved off elimination by shading the visiting Petrolia Jets 4-3.. With the Jets up three games to one Game Five goes tonight at 7:30 at the Greenwood Rec Centre.. Chatham blanked St Thomas 4-0 to win the series in four straight games.. St Marys doubled London 6-3 and now trails three games to two.. Tonight the Sarnia Blast, down three games to one, visits Strathroy..

In the Sr A semifinals Tillsonburg edged Petrolia 3-2 to tie the series at a game each.. Game three goes in Tillsonburg tonight at 7:30..

In the UHL Port Huron's at Fort Wayne..


Olympics

Sun Feb 26 2006 - Nicklas Lidstrom scored 10 seconds into the third period as Sweden defeated rival Finland 3-2 today to win Olympic hockey gold.. Mats Sundin and Peter Forsberg assisted on the game winner.. The Swedes, who won gold at the 1994 Games, were the first team to beat the tenacious Finns in eight tournament games.

The president of the International Olympic Committee has told Canadian officials he's impressed with Canada's output at these Games. Jacques Rogge says the 2010 Games in Vancouver look promising for Canada's young athletes.. Canada won 24 medals..



Sting-OHL

Sun Feb 26 2006 - The Sarnia Sting's losing streak has reached fourteen games.. Last night in Saginaw the Spirit beat the Sting 4-1.. Tom Pyatt had two goals and an assist for Saginaw.. Richard Clune scored the lone Sarnia goal.. Ryan Daniels made 28 saves for the win, while Ryan Nie stopped 40 shots at the other end.. The Sting host Owen Sound on Friday night..


Dylan Hunter scored the only goal of the shootout to lead the London Knights to a 3-2 win over the Whalers in Plymouth..Rob Schremp and Jordan Foreman scored in regulation time for the Knights.. David Kuchejda scored twice to lead the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds to a 6-3 win over the Oshawa Generals.. Kitchener doubled Owen Sound 4-2.. Belleville downed Toronto St Mikes 4-1.. Peterborough dumped Mississauga 5-1.. Kingston shaded Barrie 4-3 and Ottawa edged Erie 3-2..


Jr B-Sr A-UHL

Sun Feb 26 2006 - The Strathroy Rockets defeated the visiting Sarnia Blast 5-3 in the opening game of their Western Jr B quarterfinal.. Game two goes tonight at 7:30 at the Sarnia Arena.. Broadcast time is 7:25..

Jason Dixon scored a hat trick as the Petrolia Jets beat Tecumseh 5-3 to take a 2-0 lead in that series.. Tonight Chatham is home to St Thomas and London entertains St marys..

In Sr A play Joel gardiner scored twice in a losing cause as Tillsonburg topped the Petrolia Squires 4-3..

In the UHL Kalamazoo downed Port Huron 4-2..The Flags host Flint at five..


Sting-OHL

Sat Feb 25 2006 - Two short-handed goals, one into an empty net, with less than two minutes left in the game powered the London Knights to an 8-5 win over the Sarnia Sting at the SSEC.. Both teams scored four times with the man advantage.. Rob Schremp, David Bolland and Robbie Drummond had two goals each for London.. Kyle Tront, Jared Gomes, Brandon Mashinter, Jamie Fraser and Ryan McInerney countered for Sarnia.. The Sting, who have lost thirteen games in a row, visit Saginaw tonight.. Broadcast time is 6:30 on CHOK..

Windsor and Plymouth now share top spot in the OHL West.. The Whalers doubled Erie 4-2 and the Spitfires lost to the Soo Greyhounds 5-3.. Elsewhere in the OHL.. Kitchener topped Ottawa 3-1..Sudbury beat Oshawa 3-1.. Belleville shaded Guelph 2-1.. Kingston blanked Peterborough 4-0 and Brampton dumped Mississauga 8-1..




Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Feb 25 2006 - The Petrolia Jets opened up the Western Jr B quarterfinals with a 4-1 over the Chiefs in Tecumseh.. All four Jets goals came in the third period with Mike Bush scoring two of them.. Game two tonight at 7:30 in Petrolia.. London opened their playoffs with a 3-2 win over St Marys.. Tonight the Sarnia Blast visit Strathroy for Game One..

In the Gt Lakes Jr C quarterfinals Alvinston downed visiting Mooretown 5-3 to even the series at two games each..

In Sr A play the Petrolia Squires travel to Tillsonburg..

In the UHL Port Huron entertains Kalamazoo at 7:30..


Volleyball-Basketball

Sat Feb 25 2006 - The LSSAA Girls Volleyball finals were held at Lambton College Friday.. In Seniors LCCVI edged St Clair three games to two.. In Junior St Christopher beat Northern 3-1 and in Midget St Chris defeated Northern 3-0..

The LSSAA High School Boy's Basketball CHAMPIONSHIPS will be played at St. Christopher's Secondary School.. Midgets at 1:00 pm, Juniors at 2:30 pm and the Senior Final between St Pats and St Clair at 7:00 pm..


Sting-OHL

Sun Feb 19 2006 - Trevor Cann made 34 saves for his first shutout of the season to lead the Peterborough Petes to a 3-0 win over the Sarnia Sting at the SSEC.. Jamie Tardif, Greg Stewart and Jordan Morrison scored for the Petes, the last into a empty net.. Parker VanBuskirk made 31 saves for the Sting.. The Sting visit Windsor on Thursday then host London on Friday.. David Bolland scored in regulation and in the shootout to help the Knights edge the Greyhounds 2-1 in Sault Ste Marie.. Saginaw beat Windsor 7-3.. Plymouth rallied for a 6-4 win over Guelph.. Erie downed Owen Sound 4-1.. Kitchener beat Belleville 4-1.. and Barrie blanked Toronto St Mikes 4-0..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sun Feb 19 2006 - In Jr B play Kraig Wright scored the lone Sarnia goal as Strathroy beat the Blast 7-1.. The regular season ends today with Sarnia at St Marys.. Chatham's home to London and Tecumseh at St Thomas..

In Jr C Alvinston opened their quarterfinal playoff series against the flags with a 3-2 win in Mooretown.. Game two tonight in Alvinston at 7:30.. Wheatley visits Blenheim..

In Sr A visiting Dundas dumped Petrolia 6-2.. Tonight the Squires host Brantford at seven..

In the UHL the Motor City Mechanics doubled Port Huron 6-3..The Flags entertain Rockford starting at five..


Star Skate

Sat Feb 18 2006 - The Star-Skate Championships are on this weekend at the Clearwater Arena in Sarnia.. Some 400 skaters from Southwestern Ontario will be competing including from the area's ten clubs from Bluewater Region..
Today's schedule continues until ten p-m and tomorrow from eight until four.. Winners advance to the Star-Skate / Skate Ontario Championships in Waterloo March 30th to April 2nd..


Sting-OHL

Sat Feb 18 2006 - Michal Birner scored the game-winning goal with just a second left in regulation time as the Saginaw Spirit edged the Sarnia Sting 3-2 at the SSEC.. Mark Katic and Harrison Reed scored for the Sting who have lost ten straight.. Tonight Sarnia plays host to league-leading Peterborough.. Broadcast time is seven p-m on CHOK..

In a battle of Conference leaders at London, Steve Mason made 52 saves and Rob Schremp had two goals and an assist as the Knights topped Peterborough 4-1.. London visits Sault Ste Marie tonight.. Last night Wojtek Wolski scored a hat trick in Brampton's 4-3 win over the Greyhounds.. Scott Tregunna registered two goals and two assists as Owen Sound shutdown Plymouth 7-0.. the Erie Otters edged Guelph 5-4 in O-T.. Elsewhere.. Barrie beat Sudbury 6-4.. Kingston blanked Kitchener 2-0.. Ottawa dumped Mississauga 8-3 and Oshawa shaded Belleville 4-3 in O-T..




Jr B-Jr C-UHL-Sr A

Sat Feb 18 2006 - In Jr B play St Thomas scored three goals in the third to edge the Jets 4-3 in Petrolia.. Chatham beat Tecumseh 7-1 and St Marys clipped Strathroy 3-2 in a shootout.. Tonight the Sarna Blast visit Strathroy at 7:30..

The Jr C playoffs began with Dresden topping Kingsville 5-3.. Game two in Kingsville tonight..and Essex blanked Belle River 2-0..Tonight the Mooretown Flags host Alvinston at 7:30..

In the UHL the Missouri Otters scored all their goals in the third period downing Port Huron 3-2.. The Flags are at Motor City tonight..

In Major League Sr hockey tonight the Petrolia Squires host Dundas at seven..


Final Round Disappointment

Mon Feb 13 2006 - Mike Weir says his wedge game and putting were what kept him from winning the Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament. Weir was tied with Arron Oberholser going into the final round. Oberholser shot an even-par 72 and posted five-shot victory. Weir could only manage a six-over 78 to finish tied for third....good for 313 thousand 200 dollars.


Sting-OHL

Sun Feb 12 2006 - The Sarnia Sting led 4-1 after forty minutes, only to lose 6-4 to the Otters in Erie.. Jared Gomes, Steve Ferry, Harrison Reed and Tomas Pospisil scored for the Sting who take their eight-game losing streak into Mississauga tonight starting at 5:30 on CHOK.. Owen Sound doubled the Soo Greyhounds 6-3.. Plymouth edged Barrie 3-2..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Feb 12 2006 - In the lone Jr B game Strathroy dumped London 10-5..the Sarnia Blast are in Chatham tonight.. Petrolia is home to Leamington..

In Jr C Mooretown swamped Wallaceburg 10-5 and Wheatley beat Kingsville 6-4..

In the UHL Steve Dix scored twice as Port Huron shaded visiting Flint 5-4 in a shootout.. The Flags visit Kalamazoo tonight..




Sting-OHL

Sat Feb 11 2006 - The Sarnia Sting lost 4-1 to the visiting Windsor Spitfires.. Patrick Davis had two goals for Windsor, including an empty-netter.. Brandon Mashinter scored the lone Sting goal.. The Sting visit the Erie Otters tonight starting at seven p-m on CHOK..

Last night the Otters beat the Kitchener Rangers 4-1.. The Plymouth Whalers blanked the London Knights 3-0.. Ottawa beat Saginaw 4-1..
The Guelph Storm edged Kingston 3-2 ..Oshawa shaded Mississauga 4-3 in OT.. Toronto St Mikes Majors clipped Brampton 3-2 and Owen Sound blanked Sudbury 3-0..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Feb 11 2006 - In Jr B action the Sarnia Blast lost 7-4 in Tecumseh.. and St Marys edged visiting Petrolia 3-2 in a shootout..

In Jr C play Belle River edhed Mooretown 4-3..the flags host Wallaceburg tonight at 7:30.. Wheatly defeated Alvinston 5-3..and Dresden downed Blenheim 5-2..

In Sr A Jason Polera scored a hat trick but it wasn't enough as Petrolia lost 5-4 to the Hornets in Cambridge..

In the UHL Flint edged Port Huron 4-3..The Flags are home to Fort Wayne tonight at 7:30..


Womens Silverstick

Sat Feb 11 2006 - The 8th Annual Sarnia Women's PeeWee & Midget Silver Stick continues today at the SSEC, Sarnia, Point Edward and Germain Arena's ..

Friday in Midget Double "A" the Sarnia Lady Sting lost 5-0 to Markham then beat Leaside 2-1.. In Midget "A" Sarnia blanked Windsor 1-0 and tied Peterborough 2-2.. The Sarnia Bantams, competing in the Midget "A" division skated to a scoreless tie against Bluewater and defeated Brampton 3-1.. In Midget Double "B" Petrolia beat Kitchener 5-1 and Barrie 5-1.. In Midget "C" Alvinston shaded Sarnia 3-2..
In Pee Wee "A" Sarnia downed Mt Clemons 4-2 but lost 2-0 to North Halton.. In PeeWee "B" Sarnia lost to Huntsville, Alabama 4-2..And in PeeWee "C" Petrolia doubled Etobicoke 4-2 .

The finals go Sunday at the SSEC..


Super Bowl

Mon Feb 6 2006 - The Pittsburgh Steelers finally gave coach Bill Cowher some Super Bowl satisfaction. Moments after the Rolling Stones rocked Detroit's Ford Field, Willie Parker broke a record 75-yard touchdown run to spark Pittsburgh's 21-10 win over the Seattle Seahawks. It's the Steelers fifth Super Bowl title -- and first since 1980. Pittsburgh receiver Hines Ward was named the game's M-V-P.


St. Pats Hoops

Sun Feb 5 2006 - At the St Patricks Senior Boys Invitational Basketball Tournament today the Fighting Irish beat Chatham Ursuline 60-51.. St Pats will take on Ancaster in the championship game starting at 4:30..


Superbowl 40

Sun Feb 5 2006 - It's as close as it is to a national holiday in the United States, with Super Bowl 40 going this evening under the dome at Ford Field in Detroit.. It's the Pittsburgh Steelers against the Seattle Seahawks..
This will be Pittsburgh's sixth Super Bowl appearance, but its first in a decade.. This is Seattle's first trip to the big game.. Catch all the action starting at five on CHOK..


Sting-OHL

Sun Feb 5 2006 - The Owen Sound Attack rallied from a 2-1 third period deficit to defeat the visiting Sarnia Sting 4-3.. Colin Hanley's first goal of the season was the eventual game-winner.. Jared Gomes, Tomas Pospisil and Ryan McInerney scored for Sarnia.. Michael Ouzas made 36 saves for the win, while Ryan Nie stopped 24 shots at the other end.. The Sting are home to the Kingston Frontenacs this afternoon starting at two.. Broadcast time 1:30 on CHOK..

Dylan Hunter had a goal and three assists as the London Knights topped the Frontenacs 6-2.. London's at Mississauga this afternoon.. Ryan Callahan scored twice and added an assist as the Guelph Storm edged the Spirit 4-3 in Saginaw.. David Lomas scored two goals as the Kitchener Rangers won their seventh straight game, 4-2 over the Erie Otters.. Barrie blanked Mississauga 7-0 and Peterborough beat Sudbury 7-3..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sun Feb 5 2006 - In Jr B play the St Marys at Sarnia game last night was cancelled.. Strathroy downed Chatham 5-1..The Rockets host Tecumseh this afternoon at three and Petrolia is home to St Thomas at 7:30..

In Jr C action.. Mooretown edged Essex 2-1.. The Flags visit Alvinston this afternoon at five..

In Sr A the Petrolia at Dundas game was postponed and in the UHL Logan Hunter scored the lone Port Huron goal as the Flags were beaten 9-1 by Muskegon..


Weir-PGA

Sat Feb 4 2006 - Mike Weir missed the cut at the FBR Open in Arizona.. Weir had five bogies, two birdies and an eagle enroute to a one over par 72 Friday, and at plus four missed the cut by five strokes.. At minus 14 J-J Henry leads J-B Holmes by four shots..


OHL

Sat Feb 4 2006 - The Windsor Spitfires and Saginaw Spirit showed why the OHL West Division is still up for grabs.. Ryan McDonough tipped in the game-winner 1:11 into overtime as the Spirit edged the Spitfires 7-6 in Saginaw.. Cody Thornton scored twice as the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds beat the Guelph Storm 4-2 in the Soo.. Plymouth clipped Kingston 3-2.. Josh Beaulieu and Rob Schremp each scored twice for the Knights and David Bolland scored the only goal of the shootout as London edged the Erie Otters 5-4.. The Kitchener Rangers rallied from a 2-0 deficit to pick up their sixth straight win, 4-2 over the Owen Sound Attack.. The Sarnia Sting are in Owen Sound tonight starting at seven on CHOK..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Feb 4 2006 - In Jr B play Petrolia beat Chatham 3-1.. St Marys edged Leamington 5-4 and Tecumseh shaded London 4-3.. Tonight the Sarnia Blast host St Marys at 7:30 at the Sarnia Arena and Chatham's at Strathroy..

In Jr C action.. Brandon Walker picked up the shutout as Alvinston blanked Belle River 5-0.. Tonight Mooretown entertains Essex at 7:30 and Dresden visits Kingsville.. In Sr A the Petrolia Squires travel to Dundas.. In the UHL Port Huron's at Muskegon..


Sting-OHL

Sun Jan 29 2006 - Wojtek Wolski scored a hat trick and added an assist as the Brampton Battalion routed the Sarnia Sting 6-2 at the SSEC.. Jared Gomes and Harrison Reed scored for the Sting.. Sarnia's are home to the Erie Otters on Thursday..

Ryan McDonough scored two power play goals as the Saginaw Spirit took sole possession of first place in the OHL's West Division with a 5-1 win over the Whalers in Plymouth.. Bryan Little scored the only goal of the shootout as the Barrie Colts edged the Windsor Spitfires 4-3.. Other winners.. Owen Sound.. Peterborough and Belleville..

Among games today London's home to Guelph this afternoon.. Sault Ste Marie's at Saginaw and Windsor visits Owen Sound..




Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sun Jan 29 2006 - In the lone Jr B game Saturday St Marys edged Strathroy 4-3 in a shootout.. Tonight Petrolia entertains St Marys and Chatham plays host to Leamington..

In Jr C Dresden shaded Mooretown 4-3.. Kingsville crushed Wallaceburg 8-1.. In Sr A Dundas downed Petrolia 9-7..

In the UHL.. Missouri clipped Port Huron 3-2..The Flags are in Quad City tonight..


Imperial Bonspeil

Sun Jan 29 2006 - Two Sarnia teams met in the final and it took an extra end to decide the winner of the 77th Imperial Bonspiel at the SGCC.. Steve Dew topped Heath McCormack 6-5 to take the title.. Mac Webster of Forest won the consolation final over Sarnia's Dave Boyd..


Sting-OHL

Sat Jan 28 2006 - Jordan Foreman scored the game-winning goal with 4:09 left in the third period to lift the Knights to a 3-2 win over the Sarnia Sting in London.. Jared Gomes and Chad Painchaud scored for the Sting who host Brampton tonight starting at seven on CHOK.. Last night the Battallion lost to Kitchner 3-0..

In Plymouth the Soo Greyhounds downed the Whalers 3-1 to move seven points ahead of Sarnia for the final playoff spot in the OHL West..
Other winners in the "O".. Guelph.. Owen Sound.. Ottawa.. Sudbury and Toronto St Mikes..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Jan 28 2006 - In Jr B action Wayd Pittfield scored two goals and an assist as the Sarnia Blast beat the Flyers 5-3 in Leamington.. Thomas Battani scored the shootout winner in Petrolia's 2-1 win over the Stars in St Thomas.. St Marys clipped Chatham 2-1 and Tecumseh downed Strathroy 4-3..Tonight the Rockets host the Lincolns..

In Jr C Dresden topped Alvinston 4-3.. The Lumberkings visit Mooretown tonight at 7:30 and Wallaceburg's at Kingsville..

The Petrolia Squires travel to Dundas in Sr A play and in the UHL Port Huron's at Missouri..


Lambton College Sports

Sat Jan 28 2006 - In OCAA basketball Fanshawe defeated the Lambton Lions 59-56 and in womens volleyball Fanshawe downed the Lions in three straight games..


Sting-OHL

Sun Jan 22 2006 - Despite being outshot 40-24 the Sarnia Sting defeated the Guelph Storm 4-1 at the SSEC.. Chad Painchaud scored three goals and added an assist.. The Sting captain now has 29 goals this season.. Jamie Frazer also scored for Sarnia and Tomas Pospisil had three assists.. The win moves the Sting to within seven points of Sault st Marie and the last playoff spot in the OHL's Western Conference.. The Greyhounds host Belleville tonight and are in Sarnia on Thursday night..

The Windsor Spitfires edged the Whalers 2-1 in Plymouth.. the Kitchener Rangers fired 65 shots on net en route to a 6-1 rout of the Saginaw Spirit.. David Bolland scored the only goal of the shootout to lead the London Knights to a 5-4 win over the Otters in Erie..The Knights are in Guelph tonight.. Belleville beat Owen Sound 4-1.. Peterborough edged Ottawa 5-4 and Barrie doubled Oshawa 6-3..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sun Jan 22 2006 - In Jr B play Brian Davidson scored three goals and and Joel Workman twice as Petrolia beat the Flyers 7-4 in Leamington.. The Jets host London tonight at 7:30.. Strathroy shaded St Thomas 2-1.. The Sarnia Blast visit Chatham tonight at seven..

In Jr C Mooretown doubled Belle River 4-2 and Kingsville dumped Blenheim 8-1.. Alvinston's in Blenheim tonight..

in Sr A Tillsonburg downed Petrolia 4-1..

In the UHL Motor City topped Port Huron 7-2.. The Flags host Kalamazoo at five..


Silverstick

Sun Jan 22 2006 - The Sarnia Atom and Midget Silverstick semifinals and finals are on tap today at the SSEC and Clearwater Arena.. The Petrolia Oilers lost to Woolwich in the Atom "A" semi this morning.. The Lambton Jr Sting are playing Elgin-Middlesex in the Midget Triple "A" semifinal this morning at the SSEC with the final at 3:15..

In Forest the hometown Midgets are playing Parkhill this morning in the semifinals.. Watford will face off aganst Tweed in the Peewee final at 1:30..


Sting-OHL

Sat Jan 21 2006 - Justin Azevedo scored twice and added two assists to lead the Kitchener Rangers to an 8-4 home-ice win over the Sarnia Sting.. Harrison Reed, Jamie Fraser, Ryan McInerney and Danny Anger replied for the Sting.. Sarnia trailed 3-2 after the first period and 6-4 after forty minutes.. Dan Turple made 18 saves for the win, while Ryan Nie stopped 34 shots at the other end.. The Sting host the Guelph Storm tonight starting at seven on CHOK..

Ryan Callahan scored twice as the Storm beat the Plymouth Whalers 4-2 in Guelph.. David Kuchejda scored twice and added an assist as the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds routed the Mississauga IceDogs 8-2.. With the win the Hounds move nine points ahead of Sarnia for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference.. Jesse Gimblett scored the game-winning goal at 18:23 of the third period to lead the Saginaw Spirit to a 4-3 win over the Otters in Erie.. Dylan Hunter scored twice as the London Knights beat the Toronto-St. Michael's Majors 7-3 at the JLC.. Oshawa clipped Barrie 5-4.. Ottawa blanked Peterborough 5-0.. Sudbury doubled Brampton 4-2 and Kingston edged Owen Sound 6-5..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Jan 21 2006 - In Jr B play Thomas Battani scored at 2:13 of overtime to give the Petrolia Jets a 3-2 victory over the Chiefs in Tecumseh.. St Marys beat London 5-3..Tonight St Thomas plays host to Strathroy..
In Jr C Kingsville shaded Alvinston 5-4.. Essex topped Dresden 5-4 and Belle River dumped Wallacebuirg 9-2..Tonight the Mooretown Flags are home to the Canadiens starting at 7:30.. In Sr A Petrolia visits Tillsonburg.. In the UHL Aaron Brand scored the lone goal as Port Huron lost 5-1 to Rockford.. Tonight the Flags host the Motor City Mechanics at 7:30..


Skating Gold

Mon Jan 16 2006 - She's the talk of the town. Diane Szmiett of the Watford area won the junior title at the national figure skating championships in Ottawa on Saturday. She was 16th a year ago. The 15 year old skater landed four triple jumps including a difficult triple flip. Diane trains in Strathriy with coach Scott Rachuk and choreographer Penny Jelsma.


Sting-OHL

Sun Jan 15 2006 - Sebastian Dahm made 31 saves for his first career shutout as the Bulls beat the Sarnia Sting 5-0 in Belleville.. Ryan Nie made 25 saves in a losing effort for the Sting.. Sarnia visits Oshawa tonight. Broadcast time is 5:30 on CHOK..

For the second straight game Rob Schremp scored two goals and added two assists but the London Knights lost 7-5 in Barrie.. Craig Voakes scored four goals as the Kitchener Rangers dropped the Whalers 7-4 in Plymouth.. The Petes edged Windsor 5-4 in Peterbough.. Saginaw beat Ottawa 7-5.. And Owen Sound doubled Kingston 4-2..


Sr A-Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Jan 15 2006 - In Sr A play Scott Campbell scored twice for Petrolia as the Squires downed visiting Cambridge 5-2..

In Jr B action Tecumseh doubled Strathroy 6-3..Tonight the Sarnia Blast visit Leamington.. Petrolia's home to St Marys.. and Chatham entertains Strathroy..

In Jr C Mooretown crushed Wallaceburg 11-5 and Kingsville shaded Essex 5-4..

In the UHL Danbury downed Port Huron 6-2..


Silverstick

Sun Jan 15 2006 - The Forest Silverstick Tournament continues today with the Atom Final pitting Ilderton against Valley Storm starting at 1:30 and the Bantam final at 3:30.. And the championship games will be played today at the 44th annual International Peewee and Bantam Silverstick Tournament at McMorran Arena in Port Huron..


Sting-OHL

Sat Jan 14 2006 - For the second time in three games the Sarnia Sting lost in a shootout.. Last night Tyler Kennedy scored the shootout winner as the Soo Greyhounds edged the Sting 2-1.. Courtright native Dustin Jeffrey opened the scoring for the Hounds at the one minute mark of the second period.. Harrison Reed tied the game for the Sting on a power play midway through the third.. Sarnia's Ryan Nie made 30 saves while Kyle Gajewski turned aside 31 Sting shots.. The Sting are in Belleville tonight starting at 6:45 on CHOK....

Last night the Bulls lost 4-2 in Kingston.. Cal O'Reilly assisted on three goals as the Windsor Spitfires edged the Generals 5-4 in Oshawa.. Kitchener skated to a 4-1 home-ice victory over Plymouth... Rob Schremp scored twice and added two assists to lead the London Knights to a 5-3 win over the Wolves in Sudbury.. Former Sting forward Micheal Haley scored twice as the Toronto-St. Michael's Majors edged the Otters 5-4 in Erie.. Guelph got by Owen Sound 3-1 and Brampton beat Mississauga 7-3..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL-Sr A

Sat Jan 14 2006 - In Jr B action Devin Hutchinson and Trevor Fortin scored in a losing cause as the Tecumseh Chiefs edged the visiting Sarnia Blast 3-2..
In Petrolia the Strathroy Rockets led 3-1 after one period and held on for 4-3 shootout victory over the Jets.. Adam Cole, Adam Mason and Mike Bush scored for Petrolia.. and St Thomas shaded St Marys 4-3..

In Jr C Alvinston needed overtime to beat visiting Dresden 4-3..Tonight Mooretown plays host to Wallaceburg at 7:30..

In the UHL Port Huron was blanked 4-0 in Elmira, N-Y..Tonight the Flags visit Danbury..

In Major League hockey tonight Cambridge is at Petrolia at seven..



Sting-OHL

Sun Jan 8 2006 - After suffering one-goal losses to Belleville and Saginaw the Sarnia Sting visit West Division rival Windsor this afternoon.. The Spitfires occupy the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Coference, seven points up on tenth place Sarnia.. Broadcast time is 1:30 on CHOK..

Last night Gino Pisellini scored twice as the Plymouth Whalers beat the Soo Greyhounds 4-2.. The Owen Sound Attack edged the Saginaw Spirit 3-2.. Erie defeated Belleville 6-2 .. Oshawa doubled Ottawa 8-4 and Peterborough downed Barrie 6-2..


Watford Silverstick

Sun Jan 8 2006 - The hometown Watford Bantams will vie for the "A" Round Bantam "C" championship today at the Roy Caley Memorial Silverstick Tournament.. They'll take on Parkhill at 12:45.. Yesterday Belle River beat Petrolia 5-1 and Glencoe blanked Thedford 6-0..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Jan 8 2006 - In Jr B play Brian Hince made 41 saves as the St Marys Lincolns blanked the Blast 1-0 in Sarnia.. Strathroy doubled London 4-2.. Tonight Petrolia plays host to Leamington at 7:30.. Strathroy's at St Thomas and St Marys entertains Tecumseh..

In Jr C Alvinston is home to Essex at 7:30 and Dresden visits Blenheim..

In the UHL Aaron Brand scored three power play goals as Port Huron shaded the visiting Motor City Mechanics 4-3..


Watford Silverstick

Sat Jan 7 2006 - The Watford Bantams have advanced to tomorrow's "A" Division Bantam "C" finals at the Roy Caley Memorial Silverstick Tournament in Watford.. Yesterday Watford beat Alvinston 3-1.. Thedford lost 4-2 to Lucan.. Blenheim blanked Wallaceburg 1-0.. This afternoon Petrolia takes on Belle River at two and Thedford plays Glencoe at 5:45..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Jan 7 2006 - In Jr B play St Marys blanked Petrolia 6-0.. The Lincolns visit the Sarnia Blast tonight at 7:30.. Chatham beat St Thomas 3-1 and Tecumseh got by Leamington 5-3..

In Jr C Alvinston downed Wallaceburg 7-3 and Dresden whipped Belle River 9-1.. Tonight Mooretown visits Kingsville at 7:30..

In Sr A Joe Sauve scored twice as the Petrolia Squires defeated Tillsonburg 6-4 and Brantford beat Cambridge 5-3..

In the UHL Fort Wayne blanked Port Huron 4-0.. The Flags host the Motor City Mechanics tonight at 7:30..


IT's GOLD !!!

Fri Jan 6 2006 - Canada is celebrating a second straight world junior hockey championship. Justin Pogge (POH'-gee) made 35 saves to help Canada blank Russia 5-0 in Vancouver. Brent Sutter now is 12-and-0 in two years as Canada's coach. Michael Blunden had two goals for the Canadians, who won their 12th gold since the tournament's inception in 1974.


Sting-OHL-UHL

Mon Jan 2 2006 - The Sarnia Sting ended a nine-game losing streak with a 5-2 win over the visiting London Knights.. Chad Painchaud scored twice and added two assists for the Sting with singles going to Ryan McInerney and Harrison Reed.. Newly acquired goaltender Ryan Nie stopped 36 shots for his first win in three starts as a Sting.. Dylan Hunter and Josh Beualieu each had a goal and an assist for London.. The Sting host Belleville on Thursday night..

In Windsor Cal O'Reilly scored and added two assists as the Spitfires routed the Plymouth Whalers 8-1.. Kitchener shaded Sudbury 2-1.. Ottawa clipped Kingston 4-3 and Belleville edged Toronto St Mikes 7-6..

In the UHL Kalamazoo beat Port Huron 5-2..


Sting-OHL-UHL

Sun Jan 1 2006 - Adam Dennis made 36 saves as the London Knights held on to beat the Sarnia Sting 3-1 at the JLC.. Ryan Nie stopped 27 shots in a losing effort.. Former Sting defenceman Matt Pelech, Jordan Foreman and Sergei Kostitsyn, with an empty-netter, scored for the Knights.. Former Knights defenceman Steve Ferry replied for the Sting who have lost nine straight and 16 of their last 17.. The New Years home-and-home series concludes tonite when the Knights come to the SSEC starting at 5:30 on CHOK.. The Barrie Colts routed the Saginaw Spirit 6-1.. Peterborough doubled Owen Sound 4-2.. Sudbury shaded Mississauga 4-3 and Brampton edged Oshawa 6-5 in overtime..

In the UHL.. Flint beat Port Huron 4-2.. The Flags host Kalamazoo today starting at five..




Silverstick

Sat Dec 31 2005 - The Petrolia Midgets have advanced to the "A" Division final at the Earl Travail Silverstick Tournament in Petrolia.. The hometown team doubled St Marys 4-2 Friday.. The final goes tomorrow night at six..

The Roy Caley Memorial Peewee and Bantam Silverstick event continues this weekend in Watford..


Sting-OHL

Sat Dec 31 2005 - Michael Quesnele scored the game-winning goal on the power play at 4:27 of the third period to lift the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds to a 2-1 win over the visiting Sarnia Sting.. David Kuchejda also scored for the Greyhounds.. Chad Painchaud replied with the lone goal for the Sting who have lost eight in a row.. Acquired in a trade with Toronto St Mikes on Wednesday overager Ryan Nie made his debut in net for the Sting and stopped 26 shots.. The Sting visit London this afternoon starting at 3:30 on CHOK -- then host the Knights tomorrow night at six..

Elsewhere in the OHL.. the Saginaw Spirit edged the Wolves 3-2 in Sudbury..In Plymouth the Erie Otters edged the Whalers 4-3.. the Mississauga IceDogs rallied for a 3-2 win over the Kingston Frontenacs.. the Peterborough Petes edged the Guelph Storm 3-2.. Kitchener doubled Barrie 6-3.. Brampton dumped Toronto St Mikes 9-4 and Belleville edged Ottawa 4-3 in overtime..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Dec 31 2005 - In Jr B play Tecumseh shaded visiting Chatham 4-3 in OT.. In Jr C Mooretown shaded Dresden 4-3.. and Alvinston doubled Wallaceburg 4-2..
In Sr A Brantford beat Petrolia 8-2 and Cambridge clipped Dundas 7-6..
In the UHL the Motor City Mechanics blanked Port Huron 3-0.. The Flags are in Flint tonight..


Sting Deal

Fri Dec 30 2005 - The Sarnia Sting making a trade with Toronto St Mikes as the club heads into the second half of the OHL season.
The Sting acquiring overage goaltender Ryan Nie and Mississauga's 5th and Toronto's 9th round picks in the 2006 draft. In return for forward Michael Haley, London's 3rd and Sarnia's 6th round picks in next year's draft. Ryan Nie, from Nanticoke, broke into the OHL in 2002 with the Plymouth Whalers, he was a member of the Whalers up until this season when he was sent to the Majors a few weeks ago.


Petrolia Silverstick

Sun Dec 25 2005 - The 38th Annual Earle Trevail Memorial Midget Silverstick gets underway Monday at the Greenwood Recreation Centre in Petrolia.. 28 teams from across the region will be competing with 8 in the A division, 12 in the B division and 8 in division C.. Admission is three dollars for adults and two dollars for students and seniors..
The Annual Roy Caley Silver Stick event is underway this week at Watford, while the Atoms are playing in Alvinston.


NHL

Sat Dec 24 2005 - The Detroit Red Wings pulled off the unlikeliest of victories in a 3-2 overtime decision at Chicago.. Pavel Datsyuk scored with one second left in O-T.. That was after Nicklas Lidstrom and Kris Draper tallied in the final 39 seconds of regulation with goalie Chris Osgood lifted for an extra attacker.

Bryan McCabe and Darcy Tucker scored power-play goals in Toronto's 2-1 victory over Boston..

The Ottawa Senators are 3-and-0 against the Islanders this season, as backup goalie Ray Emery stopped 25 shots in a 4-2 win over New York..

Olaf Kolzig made 41 saves for Washington, as the Capitals beat Montreal 4-2..

The Vancouver Canucks dropped their fourth in a row. Steve Reinprecht had two goals and an assist, and he also came through in the shootout as Calgary edged Vancouver 6-5..

Alesh Hemsky scored the winner in Edmonton's 5-3 victory over Los Angeles for their fifth straight win..

Other winners.. Carolina.. Nashville.. Atlanta.. Philadelphia.. Buffalo.. Minnesota.. Phoenix and St Louis..


Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Dec 24 2005 - In Gt Lakes Jr C action Braden Belan scored twice for the Lumberkings as Dresden beat Wheatley 5-3.. In Sr A Ryan Chapman and Jeff Sauve scored in a losing cause as Dundas crushed the Petrolia Squires 10-2..
In the UHL Trevor Edwards scored a goal in regulation as well as the shootout winner as Port Huron downed Rockford 3-2..


Sting-OHL

Sun Dec 18 2005 - The Sarnia Sting's losing streak has reached seven games for the second time this season.. Cory Konecny scored twice as the Kitchener Rangers beat the Sting 4-0 at the SSEC.. Dan Turple made 24 saves for the shutout.. The Sting are idle until New Years Eve when they meet the Knights in London..

Adam Perry scored twice and Rob schemp had a gola and an assist as the Knights downed visiting Mississauga 3-1.. Cory McGillis scored twice as the Windsor Spitfires beat the Erie Otters 5-2.. Patrick Asselin scored twice as Saginaw shaded Owen Sound 3-2.. Other winners in the OHL.. Peterborough.. Oshawa and Barrie..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Dec 18 2005 - In Jr B play Petrolia clipped Strathroy 4-3 in overtime..Tonight the Jets host Tecumseh at 7:30.. the Rockets visit St Thoams and Chatham's home to Leamington.. The Sarnia Blast will be at the Lambton Mall until three this afternoon to meet and greet fans and sign autographs..

In Jr C Dresden downed Mooretown 6-2.. Alvinston entertains Belle river tonight at 7:30..

In the UHL Aaron Brand had a goal and three helpers as Port Huron beat the Motor City Mechanics 5-3.. The Flags host Kalamazoo starting at five..


OHL-Jr B-JrC-UHL

Sat Dec 17 2005 - The Sarnia Sting's losing streak now stands at six games.. In Kitchener the Rangers scored four goals in the second period enroute to a 6-2 victory over Sarnia.. Chad Painchaud and Mark Lytwyn scored for the Sting.. The two teams square off again tonight tonite at the SSEC starting at seven on CHOK..

The Sting were lucky to not lose any ground on other West Division teams in the OHL.. They remain tied for last spot with Sault Ste Marie and two points back of Windsor.. The Greyhounds lost 6-4 to Guelph.. Brampton beat the Spitfires 3-1.. Plymouth downed Oshawa 7-4.. Mississauga outscored Saginaw 9-6 and London edged Sudbury 6-5..

In Jr B play Chatham doubled St Thomas 4-2.. St Marys downed London 5-2 and Tecumseh clipped Leamington 3-2.. The Western Jr B Showcase game goes this afternoon in Tecumseh.. Tonight Petrolia visits Strathroy..

In Jr C Essex dumped Alvinston 9-4.. Dresden trashed Wallaceburg 10-1..Tonight the Lumberkings visit Mooretown at 7:30..

In the UHL Port Huron rallied with four goals in the second period, three of them from Brett Lutes as the Flags beat Elmira 5-3.. Tonight Port Huron's at Motor City..


Sting Trade

Thu Dec 15 2005 - The Sarnia Sting has made a major trade with rival London today.
Defenceman Matt Pelech, a first round draft pick of the Calgary Flames, plagued by injury the past couple of years, has been dealt to the Knights for two players....defencemen Steve Ferry and Matt McCready. Sting General Manager Allan Millar sees this trade as another building block in the team's development.


OHL-Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sun Dec 11 2005 - In the OHL Plymouth doubled Owen Sound 6-3.. Belleville beat Windsor 7-3.. Barrie edged Saginaw 2-1.. and Erie dumped Oshawa 7-3.. This afternoon the Sarna Sting visit Brampton starting at 1:30 on CHOK..

In Jr B play Chatham defeated Strathroy 5-3..The Maroons host St Marys tonight.. the Sarnia Blast travel to St Thomas..

In Jr C Mooretown outscored Blenheim 9-6 and Kingsville downed Alvinston 4-1.. The Flyers entertain Dresden tonight at 7:30..

In Sr A Petrolia doubled visiting Cambridge 6-3..

In the UHL Flint clipped Port Huron 4-3 who host Muskegon at five....


Sting-OHL

Sat Dec 10 2005 - The Barrie Colts rallied from a 4-1 deficit to beat the Sarnia Sting 6-4 at the SSEC.. Jared Gomes scored twice while Richard Clune and Chad Painchaud added goals for the Sting who visit Brampton tomorrow afternoon starting at 1:30 on CHOK..

Rob Schremp scored twice and added two assists to lead the London Knights to a 4-2 win over Saginaw at the JLC.. The Peterborough Petes edged the Greyhounds 2-1 in Sault Ste Marie.. Kitchener doubled Sudbury 4-2.. Kingston dumped Brampton 5-1.. and Guelph edged Owen Sound 5-4 in overtime..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Dec 10 2005 - In Western Jr B play St Marys shaded visiting Petrolia 5-4 in a shootout and Tecumseh doubled St Thomas 8-4.. Tonight Chatham's at Strathroy..

In Jr C .. Dresden and Essex skated to a 4-4 draw and Alvinston and Wheatley tied 2-2.. Tonight the Flyers are in Kingsville and Mooretown plays host to Blenheim at 7:30..

In Sr A Brantford downed Petrolia 7-3.. Tonight the Squires entertain Cambridge at seven.. And tonight the Squires annual Turkey Draw will be held..

In the UHL Rockford clipped Port Huron 3-2 in a shootout.. The Flags host Flint tonight at 7:30..


OFFSSA Hoops

Sun Dec 4 2005 - It was a battle of the top two seeds in Saturday's final of the OFFSSA Quad "A" senior girls basketball championship in Aurora.. And it would be number one seed Hamilton St Marys defeating Sarnia's Northern Vikings 42-36 in the gold medal game..

Brantford Assumption won the OFFSSA Triple "A" senior girls basketball championship with a 55-49 win over London Central at Sarnia's St Clair High School..


Vanier Cup

Sun Dec 4 2005 - Waterloo's Laurier Golden Hawks are celebrating their first Vanier Cup since 1990, with a 24-23 win over Saskatchewan.. Sarnia St Pats grad Brian Devlin capped the comeback with a 32-yard field goal with 19 seconds left.


OHL-Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Dec 4 2005 - In the OHL.. London edged the Attack 3-2 in overtime in Owen Sound.. Kitchener beat the Whalers 7-3 in Plymouth.. Saginaw routed visiting Mississauga 6-2.. This afternoon the Sarnia Sting visit Kingston starting at 1:30 on CHOK..

In Western Jr B play Sarnia's Chris Lalonde had two goals and Brad Cooper a goal and two assists in a losing cause as the Strathroy Rockets would score five second period goals enroute to a 6-3 win over the Blast..

Jason Dixon and Bryan Davidson had a goal and an assist each as Petrolia doubled visiting St Thomas 4-2.. Tonight the Jets host the Blast..

In Jr C Mooretown beat Alvinston 6-2..

In the UHL Aaron Brand scored the shootout winner as Port Huron edged Muskegon 3-2..


OFFSSA Hoops

Sat Dec 3 2005 - The Northern Vikings have adavanced to the championship game at the OFFSSA Quad "A" senior girls baketball tournament in Aurora.. The Vikings downed Father Goetz High School this morning 46-44 after downing Waterloo Collegiate 45-25 last night.. The finals goes tonight at eight at Cardinal Carter Collegiate in Aurora..
The St Clair Colts lost in the quarter finals 69-46 to Burlington Nelson at the OFFSSA Triple "A" Senior Girls Basketball Tournament in Sarnia.. The semifinals and final go today at St Clair..


Sting-OHL

Sat Dec 3 2005 - Matt Lahey and Bryan Bickell each scored a pair of goals as the Ottawa 67's beat the Sarnia Sting 7-4 in the nation's capital..
The 67's built up an early 3-0 lead.. But the team battled back and trailed 3-2 after two periods.. Chad Painchaud, Harrison Reed, Nick Tuzzolino and Ryan McInerney scored for the Sting who visit Kingston tomorrow afternoon starting at 1:30 on CHOK..

The London Knights beat the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 4-1 at the JLC.. The Whalers blanked the Mississauga IceDogs 4-0 in Plymouth..
Sarnia's Brandon Biggers scored his first OHL goal as the Guelph Storm beat the Windsor Spitfires 3-0.. Other winners.. Kitchener.. Brampton.. Barrie.. Sudbury and Kingston..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Dec 3 2005 - In Jr B play London edged Tecumseh 3-2.. Strathroy at St Marys was postponed..Tonight the Rockets host the Sarnia Blast and Petrolia's home to St Thomas.. In Jr C Alvinston dumped Blenheim 7-3..The Flyers are in Mooretown tonight.. In Sr A the Brantford at Petrolia game was postponed.. In the UHL Flint doubled Port Huron 6-3..The Flags visit Muskegon tonight..


Grey Cup Win

Mon Nov 28 2005 - There was nothing unlucky about Edmonton's 13th Grey Cup victory. Sean Fleming made a 36-yard field goal in the second round of overtime to help the Eskimos defeat Montreal 38-35. Edmonton quarterback Ricky Ray passed for 359 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for one, and was named the game's outstanding player. Mike Maurer had four catches for 41 yards for the Eskimos and was named top Canadian.


Sting-OHL

Sun Nov 27 2005 - The London Knights scored two goals late in the third period, the second coming off a penalty shot by David Bolland with 26 seconds left to tie the game 4-4 and force overtime against the Sarnia Sting at the SSEC.. Then London's Scott Aarssen would score the game winner as the Knights edged the Sting 5-4.. Former Knight Harrison Reed scored twice for Sarnia with singles going to Tomas Pospisil and Chad Painchaud.. The Sting have lost eight straight and visit Peterborough on Thursday..

Meantime, the Petes have put together a 15-game winstreak following a 6-5 shootout victory over the Whalers in Plymouth.. The Owen Sound Attack routed the Spirit 8-2 in Saginaw. and the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds beat the Guelph Storm 4-2..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Nov 27 2005 - In Jr B play Strathroy edged London 3-2.. Tonight the Nationals visit Petrolia at 7:30.. Leamington's at Chatham and St Marys visits Tecumseh..

In Jr C Mooretown doubled Wheatley 6-3 and Kingsville whipped Belle River 8-4.. Tonight Wallaceburg's at Blenheim..

In the UHL Aaron Brand assisted on both goals as Port Huron shaded Elmira, N-Y 2-1.. The Flags are in Danbury, Conn. tonight..


SWOSSA Football

Sun Nov 27 2005 - The Windsor Sandwich Sabres outplayed the LCCVI Lancers 34-7 to win the SWOSSA Quad "A" senior football championship at Windsor Stadium..


SWOSSA Football

Sat Nov 26 2005 - The SWOSSA Quad A-Triple A Senior Football Champioship will be played at Windsor Stadium this afternoon... The LCCVI Lancers meeting Windsor Sandwich starting at three on CHOK...


SWOSSA Hoops

Sat Nov 26 2005 - The Northern Vikings are the SWOSSA Quad "A" senior girls basketball champions.. The Vikings edged Windsor Holy Names 28-26 in a thriller at Northern.. Next up the is OFFSSA finals starting Wednesday in Markham..

St Christopher won the SWOSSA Triple "A" junior girls title with a 52-37 victory over Windsor Riverside..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sat Nov 26 2005 - In Jr B action Brad Cooper scored three goals as the Sarnia Blast crushed the Jets 9-2 in Petrolia.. St Marys blanked Chatham 1-0 and Tecumseh beat Strathroy 4-3 in overtime..Tonight the Rockets host London..

In Jr C play Dresden needed overtime to get by Mooretown 5-4.. The Flags are home to Wheatley tonight at 7:30..

In the UHL Adirondack clipped Port Huron 4-3..


Sting-OHL

Sat Nov 26 2005 - Mike Angelidis scored twice as the Owen Sound Attack beat the Sarnia Sting 6-4 at the SSEC.. Kody Musselman, Harrison Reed, Tomas Pospisil and Jamie Fraser replied for the Sting who have lost seven in a row..
Sarnia is home to the Memorial Cup Champion London Knights tonight starting at seven on CHOK..

Last night A.J. Perry scored a pair of goals as the Knights beat the Brampton Battalion 4-3 in London.. With a goal and two assists, Dylan Hunter now has 300 points in his OHL career. Rob Schremp opened the scoring with his 25th goal in 19 games for London.. Chris Lawrence's power-play goal with 4:57 remaining in regulation stood as the winner as the Greyhounds defeated the Plymouth Whalers 4-2 in the Soo..
Daniel Ryder scored a power-play goal 4:43 into the overtime period to lift the Peterborough Petes to a 4-3 win over the Spitfires in Windsor..

Before the game the Spitfires fired suspended G-M Moe Mantha, a day before he was eligible to return to start running practices again..


SWOSSA Football

Sun Nov 20 2005 - The LCCVI Lancers won the Quad A/Triple A SWOSSA Senior Football Semifinal with a convincing 32-0 home-field victory over Chatham Ursuline.. Following a 4-0 first half lead the Lancers exploded with three touchdowns in the third quarter.. QB Ricky Gorton, RB Cody Butler and receivers Jamie Hiscox and Jeremy Park scored touchdowns in the win.. Petrolia now travels to Windsor Stadium next Saturday to face Windsor Sandwich in the SWOSSA Championships.


LSSAA Girls Hoops

Sun Nov 20 2005 - Northern won the LSSAA Senior Girls Basketball final with a convincing 37-12 victory over St Clair.. The Junior title was won by St Christopher with a 43-39 victory over St Pats.. St Christopher also won the Jr B title over St Francois..


Sting-OHL

Sun Nov 20 2005 - Patrick Davis scored a hat trick as the Kitchener Rangers routed the Sarnia Sting 8-1at the SSEC.. Ryan McInerney had the lone Sting goal.. The Sting have lost five straight and visit Plymouth on Wednesday.. Last night the Brampton Battalion defeated the Whalers 3-2 in a shootout.. Dylan Hunter scored the game-winner as the London Knights edged the Otters 3-2 in Erie.. Toronto-St. Mikes topped the Windsor Spitfires 5-2.. Saginaw defeated Kingston 5-2.. Belleville beat Sault Ste Marie 4-1.. Peterborough dumped Owen Sound 7-1..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Nov 20 2005 - In Jr B play Jason Dixon had a goal and three assists as the Petrolia Jets clipped visiting St Thomas 4-3.. and Leaminton got by Strathroy 3-2 in a shootout.. The Rockets are in Petrolia tonight starting at 7:30.. While the Sarnia Blast visit Chatham..

In Jr C Belle River dumped Mooretown 5-1..

In the UHL Port Huron rallied with three goals in the third period to beat visiting Roanoke 5-4..


Sting-OHL

Sat Nov 19 2005 - Rookie import Tomas Pospisil scored two goals but the Sarnia Sting lost 7-4 to visiting Toronto St Mikes.. Jared Gomes and Steve Savor also scored for Sarnia who have lost four straight.. The Sting are home to Kitchener tonight starting at seven on CHOK...

Last night the Rangers blanked Windsor 5-0.. Former Sting Scott Restoule scored the winner in overtime as the Soo Grehounds clipped Mississauga 4-3.. Kingston defeated the Whalers 7-5 in Plymouth..The Knights edged Owen Sound 3-2 in London and Brampton downed Saginaw 5-3..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sat Nov 19 2005 - In Jr B action Tecumseh dumped Petrolia 7-3..Tonight the Jets host St. Thomas at 7:30.. Leamington's at Strathroy..

In Jr C Dresden beat Alvinston 9-6.. Mooretown's home to Belle River tonight at 7:30 and Dresden's at Kingsville..

In the UHL Port Huron edged Flint 3-2 in a shootout.. The Flags host Roanoke tonight..


SWOSSA Football

Sat Nov 19 2005 - The SWOSSA Triple "A" High School Sr Football Championship is set for this afternoon as the LCCVI Lancers take on Chatham Ursuline in Petrolia starting at 12:30 on CHOK.. Yesterday the Wallaceburg Tartans beat the SCITS Bluebombers 30-9 in the SWOSSA double "A" semifinal..The Tartans advance against Massey in Windsor next week.


Sting-OHL

Sun Nov 13 2005 - After trailing 4-0 the Sarnia Sting scored four goals late in the second period in Owen Sound to tie the game but Mike Angelidis's second goal of the game early in the third period turned out to be the game winner as the Attack downed the Sting 5-4.. Tyson Aitcheson, Tomas Pospisil, Nick Tuzzolino and Harrison Reed scored for the Sting whose record drops to 10-10 on the season.. It was their third straight loss.. Jeff MacDougald was tagged for the loss in relief, allowing a goal on 21 shots. Starter Parker VanBuskirk stopped 17 of 21 shots before being pulled in the second period..

Chris Terry scored in a sudden-death shootout as the Whalers beat the London Knights 3-2 in Plymouth.. Rob Schremp scored both goals for London who visit the Soo Greyhounds tonight.. In Belleville Kevin Lalande stopped 36 shots for the shutout to lead the Bulls to a 3-0 win over the Saginaw Spirit.. Steve Downie had three assists as the Petes won their 10th game in a row, 4-2 over the Oshawa Generals..
At Barrie, Bryan Little scored a hat trick including the game-winner at 12:47 of the third period to lift the Colts over the Battalion 5-4.. At Erie, Wolves captain Marc Staal scored 46 seconds into overtime as Sudbury edged the Otters.



Jr B-UHL

Sun Nov 13 2005 - In Jr B play Jason Dixon scored a minute into overtime as the Petrolia Jets clipped the visiting London Nationals 4-3.. Strathroy doubled St Thomas 4-2.. Tonight the Sarnia Blast visit Strathroy..
In the UHL Muskegon got by Port Huron 5-3.. Aaron brand had a goal and an assist for the Flags.. The two teams face-off again this afternoon at five at McMorran Arena..


Sting-OHL

Sat Nov 12 2005 - The Sarnia Sting led the visiting Plymouth Whalers 2-0 before the first period was half over, but by the end of the period the Whalers had stormed back with three goals enroute to a 4-3 victory at the SSEC.. Micheal Haley, Harrison Reed and Chad Painchaud scored for the Sting who visit Owen Sound tonight starting at seven on CHOK..

The Attack were beaten 3-2 in Kitchener last night.. Windsor downed the Greyhounds 3-1 in Sault Ste Marie.. In Oshawa Saginaw doubled the Genearls 4-2.. Rob Schremp and David Bolland scored two goals each as London trounced Erie 7-1 at the JLC.. The Knights are in Plymouth tonight..



Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sat Nov 12 2005 - Despite a three goal performance from Matt Parkes the Sarnia Blast lost 8-4 to the Lincolns in St Marys in Western Jr B play.. Vance Jardine scored the lone goal as the Petrolia Jets blanked the Stars 1-0 in St Thomas.. The Jets are home to London tonight at 7:30.. The Stars are in Strathroy.. and Chatham dumped Tecumseh 6-2..

In Jr C Dresden topped Kingsville 6-1.. Essex beat Alvinston 5-3 and Belle River crushed Blenheim 11-1..Tonight Mooretown visits Kingsville..

In the UHL Kalamazoo edged Port Huron 3-2.. Aaron Brand scored both goals for the Flags who play host to Muskegon tonight at 7:30..


OCAA Mens Hoops

Sat Nov 12 2005 - In OCAA hoops Fanshawe got by the Lambton Lions 71-55.. Lambton College will be hosting alumni womens volleyball and mens alumni basketball this afternoon.. The volleyball game starts at three and the basketball game at 4:30 to be followed by a reception in the Lions' Den at six ..


LSSAA Volleyball

Sat Nov 12 2005 - At the LSSAA Volleyball Championships St Christopher completed an undefeated season taking the senior final three games to none over St Pats and St Clair won the junior title three games to one over St Pats..


OCCA Hoops

Sat Nov 5 2005 - In OCAA hoops the Lamton College Lions improve to 1-1 on the season with a 79-50 win over visiting Algoma..

The LCCVI senior girls basketball team won the Parkhill Optimists Tournament with a 67-31 victory over host North Middlesex in the final..


LSSAA Football

Sat Nov 5 2005 - Joey Syer and Joey Keating scored touchdowns as the Lambton Central Lancers defeated the defending champion Northern Vikings 16-9 in the LSSAA senior football final at Norm Perry Park.. Running back Cody Butler was named the game MVP.. The Lancers will meet the Kent champions in two weeks in Petrolia..

In the junior final St Christopher beat Petrolia 21-2..


Sting-OHL

Sat Nov 5 2005 - Harrison Reed scored the game-winning goal in the shootout as the Sarnia Sting beat the Mississauga IceDogs 3-2 at the SSEC.. Richard Clune scored both goals in regulation time for the Sting whose record improves to 10-7.. Courtright's Dustin Jeffrey replied with a pair for the IceDogs.. The Sting are in London to play the Knights this afternoon starting at 1:30 on CHOK.. Elsewhere in the "O" Saginaw beat Oshawa 7-5.. Plymouth clipped Toronto St Mikes 3-2 in a shootout.. Kitchener edged Erie 2-1.. Owen Sound topped Brampton 5-3 and Belleville blanked Sudbury 5-0..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sat Nov 5 2005 - In Jr B play St Marys clipped Strathroy 3-2 in a shootout..Tonite Petrolia's home to Tecumseh at 7:30..Starthroy's at Chatham and St Thomas entertains Leamington..

In Jr C Mooretown downed Wallaceburg 7-2.. The Flags visit Blenheim tonight.. Last night Dresden edged Blenheim 5-4 and Kingsville beat Alvinston 5-2..

In the UHL Flint shaded Port Huron 5-4..


LSSAA Football Finals

Sat Nov 5 2005 - The LSSAA football finals go today at Norm Perry Park.. At 1 pm, the St. Christopher Cyclones battle the LCCVI Lancers for the Junior Championship.. And at 3:00 on CHOK the Senior Final pits the undefeated Lancers up against the 5 time defending champion Northern Vikings.


Scoreboard

Sat Nov 5 2005 - Scores from Friday

Canadian Football League
Hamilton 15 Montreal 9

National Hockey League
Vancouver 5 Columbus 3
Montreal 3 Buffalo 2
Edmonton 7 St. Louis 2
Washington 3 Atlanta 2 (shootout)
Dallas 9 Chicago 1
San Jose 1 Anaheim 0 (overtime)

National Basketball Association
New Jersey 102 Toronto 92
Detroit 82 Boston 81




Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sat Nov 5 2005 - In Western Jr B play the Maroons swamped Petrolia 8-4 in Chatham and St Marys beat Leamington 4-3.. Tonight the Lincolns visit Strathroy..

In Jr C Alvinston and Wallaceburg tied 3-3.. The Lakers are in Mooretown tonight while Alvinston travels to Kingsville..

In the UHL the Motor City Mechanics topped Port Huron 5-1.. The Flags are in Flint tonight..


Sting-OHL

Sat Nov 5 2005 - The Sarnia Sting erupted with five goals in the third period enroute to an 8-3 home-ice win over the Oshawa Generals.. Chad Painchaud led the way with three goals and two assists.. Newcomer Ryan McInerny, acquired from Sault St Marie this week, scored twice in his Sting debut.. Harrison Reed also scored twice for Sarnia with Thomas Pospisil rounding out the scoring.. Rookie sensation John Tavares scored twice for Oshawa.. Up next the Sting host Mississauga tonight starting at seven on CHOK....

Last nite Peterborough held off a late comeback attempt to defeat the IceDogs 3-1 in Mississauga.. The Knights beat Windsor 5-2 in London.. Saginaw got by Toronto St Mikes 3-1.. The Soo Greyhounds scored three times in the third but lost 4-3 in Kingston.. Guelph dumped Plymouth 7-2.. Brampton shaded Owen Sound 5-4 in a shootout.. Kitchener edged Erie 4-3 in overtime.. Ottawa clipped Barrie 3-2 on OT.. and Sudbury doubled Belleville 6-3..


BIG Deal

Tue Nov 1 2005 - The Sarnia Sting and Soo Greyhounds hook up in a multi-player trade. The Sting get second-year centre 17 year old Ryan McInerney and 18 year old veteran defenceman Tyson Aitcheson. Heading north are blueliner Trevor Solomon and forward Scott Restoule. Draft picks were also involved in the deal. The Sting get an 8th rounder in 2006...and give up a third round pick to the Greyhounds for the next couple of years.


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sun Oct 30 2005 - In Western Jr B action Matt Parkes scored three goals and Brad Houston had a goal and four assists as the Sarnia Blast extended their home winning streak to nine games with a 7-2 victory over Leamington... In Petrolia after spotting Chatham to an early lead the Jets rallied for a 4-1 win ocver the Maroons..

In Jr C Alvinston and Mooretown skated to a 4-4 tie..

In Sr A Tillsonburg bounced the Petrolia Squires 7-3..

Aaron Brand had a goal and an assist in a losing cause as Port Huron lost 7-4 to the Motor City Mechanics..


Sting-OHL

Sun Oct 30 2005 - Bryan Little scored twice and added an assist to lead the Barrie Colts to a 4-2 win over the visiting Sarnia Sting.. The Sting led 2-0 after the first period on goals by Nick Tuzzolino and Richard Klune.. The Colts outshot Sarnia 37-32.. The Stng are in Sudbury this afternoon starting at 1:30 on CHOK..

Tyler Doig's goal early in the second period proved to be the game winner as the Guelph Storm edged the Plymouth Whalers 2-1.. Jesse Gimblett scored twice to help lift his Saginaw Spirit to a 5-4 win over the Kitchener Rangers.. Oshawa clipped Ottawa 3-2 in a shootout and Belleville edged Peterboro 5-4 in overtime.


LSSAA Football

Sat Oct 29 2005 - It will be the Vikings against the Lancers in next weekend's LSSAA high school senior football championship game.. The undefeated LCCVI Lancers defeated the St Christoper Cyclones 32-22 in Petrolia while defending champion Northern took care of the SCITS Bluebombers 32-13..
The final goes next Saturday at three at Norm Perry Park.. The Junior final pits St Christopher against Petrolia at one..


Sting-OHL

Sat Oct 29 2005 - The Sarnia Sting have moved back into a tie for top spot in the OHL's West Division with Saginaw following an impressive 5-1 win over the Windsor Spitfires at the SSEC.. Chad Painchaud scored a goal and added three assists with singles going to Mark Katic, Jamie Fraser, Thomas Pospisil and Richard Clune.. Parker Vanbuskirk was the winning goalie as the Sting outshot the Spitfires 42-19.. Tonight the Sting visit Barrie starting at seven on CHOK..

Former Sting player Kelsey Wilson's 13th goal of the year proved to be the winner as the Guelph Storm won 3-2 over the Barrie Colts.. David Bolland scored a hat trick and added an assist to lead the London Knights to an 8-3 win over the Plymouth Whalers at the JLC.. The Soo Greyhounds clipped Kitchener 4-3 in Sault Ste Marie..

Elsewhere Mississauga edged Brampton 3-2.. Guelph edged Barrie 3-2.. Kingston beat Oshawa 5-1.. Sudbury downed Toronto St Mikes 5-2 .. Ottawa doubled Belleville 4-2.. and Erie clipped Owen Sound 5-4 in a shootout.. ..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Oct 29 2005 - In Western Jr B action St Marys shaded London 3-2 and Tecumseh got by St Thomas 3-1.. Tonight the Sarnia Blast put their eight game home winning streak on the line when they host Leamington.. and Petrolia's home to Chatham.. Both games start at 7:30..

In Jr C Alvinston beat Kingsville 5-2.. The Flyers visit Mooretown tonight at 7:30.. Dresden edged Wheatly 4-3 in a shootout..and Essex downed Belle River 3-2.

In Sr A play Petrolia edged Dundas 5-4.. and Tillsonburg topped Brantford 4-3.. Tonight the Squires host Tillsonburg at 7:30..

In the UHL Port Huron defeated Adirondack 5-3...The Flags are on the road to take on the Motor City Mechanic tonight..


Sting-OHL

Sun Oct 23 2005 - The Sarnia Sting are two for two so far this weekend following a 6-3 victory over the Erie Otters at the SSEC.. Rookie import Tomas Pospisil scored two goals for Sarnia with singles going to Michael Haley, Jamie Fraser, Scott Restoule and Daniel Lombardi.. In all the Sting scored four power play goals.. The Sting are in Toronto this afternoon to play the St Mikes Majors starting at 1:30 on CHOK..

Sarnia is now just a point back of first place Plymouth in the OHL's West Division.. Last night the Whalers were downed 3-1 by visiting Belleville.. Saginaw beat Sault St Marie 5-2.. Owen Sound edged Guelph 5-4 and Barrie topped Ottawa 4-1




Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Oct 23 2005 - In Western Jr B play Chatham knocked off the first place Rockets 3-1 in Strathroy.. Tonight the Rockets visit Petrolia at 7:30.. London's at St Thomas and St Marys travels to Tecumseh..

In Gt Lakes Jr C play Alvinston entertains Belle River at 7:30 and Wallaceburg's at Blenheim..

In The UHL Kalamazoo downed Port Huron 5-1..


Local Basketball

Sun Oct 23 2005 - At the Bob Cornelius Senior Girls Basketball tournament at Northern Saturday, the host Vikings won the final 65-48 over Windsor Holy Name..

And at the Lambton College Mens Basketball Tournament the Lambton Lions lost to St Clair College 74-63.. St Clair College moves on to this afternoon's final at four against Rochester while the Lions will play Algoma University beginning at noon for third place..


LSSAA Football-Hoops

Sat Oct 22 2005 - In high school senior football the Petrolia Lancers finished the regular season undefeated after a 21-11 win over the Cyclones at St Christpher.. 4-1 Northern outscored sCITS 30-7.. In next Friday's semifinals the Vikings host SCITS and Petrolia's home to St. Christopher..

At the Bob Cornelius Senior Girls Basketball tournament at Northern Collegiate, the host Vikings tripped up Cora 52-27 and St Clair lost to London Central 51-46..

At the Lambton College Mens Basketball Tournament the Lions defeated Loyalist 67-54.. The Lions tip off against St Clair College today at four..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Oct 22 2005 - In Western Jr B action the Sarnia Blast are still looking for their first win on the road following a 5-1 loss in St Marys.. St Thomas shaded Petrolia 3-2 in overtime and Tecumseh edged Strathroy 5-4 in a shootout.. Tonite Chatham visits the Rockets at 7:30..

In Jr C play Blenheim rallied for an 8-5 victory over the Flyers in Alvinston.. And Dresden beat Kingsville 5-2..

In Sr A the Petrolia Squires clipped Tillsonburg 3-2..

In the UHL Derrick Atkinson scored two goals as the Port Huron Flags won their home-opener, 5-4 over Danbury in a shoot-out.. The Flags entertain Kalamazoo tonight at 7:30..


Sting-OHL

Sat Oct 22 2005 - The Sarnia Sting have moved into sole possession of second place in the OHL's West Division following an exciting 5-4 win over the Soo Greyhounds at the SSEC.. Rookie winger Daniel Lombardi scored twice, including the game winner at 12:11 of the third period.. Chad Painchaud, Richard Clune and Tomas Pospisil also scored for the Sting.. Three of Sarnia's goals came on the power play.. Tonight the Sting are home to the Erie Otters starting at seven on CHOK..

Last night the Otters were beaten 4-1 by visiting Windsor.. Plymouth blanked the Rangers 3-0 in Kitchener.. Rob Schremp scored twice as the London Knights won their eighth straight, 8-2 over Oshawa at the JLC..


Sting-OHL

Sun Oct 16 2005 - The Plymouth Whalers scored three power play goals in the first eight minutes of the game leading to a 5-3 win over the visiting Sarnia Sting.. Dan Collins scored twice for the Whalers who have won five straight and lead the OHL's West Division.. Tomas Pospisil, Danny Anger and Mark Lytwyn scored for the Sting.. Next up for Sarnia -- a home game against Sault St Marie on Friday night..

Elsewhere in the OHL.. Ryan McDonough scored a hat trick to lead the Saginaw Spirit to a 4-1 win over the Owen Sound Attack.. Peterborough topped Toronto St Mikes 6-4.. Erie dumped Kingston 7-1.. and Belleville doubled Ottawa 4-2.. Among games today the London Knights take a six-game winstreak into their game in Toronto against St Mikes..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A

Sun Oct 16 2005 - In Western Jr B action Strathroy defeated visiting Petrolia 4-2.. The Jets are home to St Marys tonight at 7:30.. St Thomas got by Leamington 3-1..The Stars host the Sarnia Blast tonight at seven and Chatham is home to Tecumseh..

In Jr C Mooretown beat Blenheim 5-2..

In Sr A Pat Nahmabin had two goals as the Petrolia Squires dumped visiting Dundas 6-1..

In Lady Jr Sting Intermediate B play Sarnia doubled Woodstock 4-2..


Sting-OHL

Sat Oct 15 2005 - The Sarnia Sting rallied with three unanswered goals in the third period to beat the visiting Saginaw Spirit 5-4 at the SSEC.. The Sting got goals from Jamie Fraser, Tomas Pospisil, Jared Gomes, Harrison Reed and Chad Painchaud..

The Whalers doubled the Oshawa Generals 4-2 in Plymouth.. It was their fourth straight win.. The Whalers are first in the OHL's West Division, a point up on the Sting.. The two teams square off tonight in Plymouth starting at seven on CHOK....

Rob Schremp had three goals and three assists as the London Knights crushed visting Windsor 11-2 for the their sixth win in a row..

The Owen Sound Attack won 2-1 over the Greyhounds in Sault Ste Marie.. Mississauga edged Guelph 4-3.. Toronto St Mikes beat Kitchener 5-3.. Other winners in the "O".. Erie.. Sudbury.. Belleville and Peterborough..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A

Sat Oct 15 2005 - In Western Jr B action the Sarnia Blast were beaten 6-1 in Tecumseh.. Chatham doubled the Stars 4-2 in St Thomas and Strathoy beat St Marys 5-2.. The Petrolia Jets are in Strathroy tonight..

In Jr C play Alvinston rallied from a 4-1 deficit to edge visiting Mooretown 5-4.. The Flags are home to Blenheim tonight at 7:30.. Dresden dumped Wallaceburg 8-1 and Kingsville downed Belle River 6-3..

In Sr A Jason Polera scored three goals as the Petrolia Squires crushed Dundas 9-2.. The two teams face off again tonite in Petrolia starting at seven..


Scoreboard

Mon Oct 10 2005 - Major League Baseball Playoffs (2)

Best-of-Five National League Division Series (1)
Houston 7 Atlanta 6 (18 innings)
(Houston wins series 3-1)

Best-of-Five American League Division Series (1)
New York Yankees 3 Los Angeles Angels 2
(Series tied 2-2)

National Hockey League (3)
Detroit 6 Calgary 3
Columbus 3 Chicago 2
Los Angeles 2 Minnesota 1 (OT)

National Football League (13)
Detroit 35 Baltimore 17
Buffalo 20 Miami 14
Seattle 37 St. Louis 31
Tennessee 34 Houston 20
N.Y. Jets 14 Tampa Bay 12
New England 31 Atlanta 28
Green Bay 52 New Orleans 3
Cleveland 20 Chicago 10
Indianapolis 28 San Francisco 3
Dallas 30 Philadelphia 10
Carolina 24 Arizona 20
Denver 21 Washington 19
Jacksonville 23 Cincinnati 20

Tonight Pittsburgh's at San Diego starting at eight on CHOK..


Sting-Jr B-Sr A

Mon Oct 10 2005 - Trailing 2-0 in the third period the Sarnia Sting scored two gaols to tie the game then won the shootout for a 3-2 victory over Sudbury at the SSEC.. Rookie import Tomas Pospisil scored the first Sarnia goal with Jamie Fraser's tying goal coming with ninety seconds left to force overtime.. Then Pospisil scored the lone marker in the shootout.. Keven Beech faced 46 Sting shots.. While rookie Parker Vanbuskirk made 33 saves in the Sarnia net.. With the win the 4-3 Sting move into a three way tie for top spot in the OHL's West Division with Sault St Marie and Saginaw.. The Sting host the Spirit on Friday night.. Elsewhere Toronto St Mikes beat Peterborough 5-4..

In Western Jr B play Matt Parkes had the lone Sarnia goal as the Blast fell to the Nationals 4-1 in London.. Chatham blanked visiting St Marys 4-0 and Strathroy clipped Leamington 1-0.. In Sr A Brantford dumped the Petrolia Squires 8-3..


Baseball Playoffs

Sun Oct 9 2005 - The San Diego Padres' season ended with a 7-4 loss to the Carindals. St. Louis awaits the winner of the Houston-Atlanta series.. The Astros lead two-games-to-one, after a 7-3 win over the Braves and can wrap up the series with a win at home this afternoon.

The Los Angeles Angels and New York Yankees were rained out and will make up game four of the A-L Division Series tonight in the Bronx.. A Yankees victory would knot the series 2-2, forcing the teams to fly across the country in the middle of the night for the deciding game tomorrow.


NHL

Sun Oct 9 2005 - The Montreal Canadiens will take a 3-and-0 record into their home opener on Tuesday, after their 5-4 victory over Toronto. Mike Ribeiro scored the winner with 4:27 left.. The Dominator lived up to his nickname. Forty-year old Dominik Hasek stopped 35 shots for his 64th career shutout to lead Ottawa over Buffalo 5-0.. Raffi Torres had two power-play goals and one of two Edmonton goals in the shootout as the Oilers beat Vancouver 4-3.. Sidney Crosby scored his first N-H-L goal and had two assists for Pittsbugh, but the Penguins lost in overtime, 7-6 to Boston.. Wayne Gretzky has his first win as a coach, as Phoenix shaded Minnesota 2-1.. This afternoon the Redwings play host to Calgary..


Motorcycle Races

Sun Oct 9 2005 - The Canadian Motorcycle Racing Club is hosting the Harley Davidson Flat Track Finals today at the Oil Town Oval on Oil Heritage Road just north of the land fill in Petrolia.. It starts at two.. Tickets are twelve dollars for adults, students eight dollars and children under twelve free with a non-perishable food item.. Proceeds go to the Petrolia District Food Bank


OHL-Jr B-Jr C

Sun Oct 9 2005 - In the OHL tonight the 3-3 Sarnia Sting are home to the Sudbury Wolves starting at six.. Broadcast time is 5:30 on CHOK..

Last night Rob Schremp scored twice, including the game-winner, as the London Knights earned a 7-4 win over the the Ottawa 67's.. At Plymouth, John Vigilante's second goal of the game at 4:16 of the third period lifted the Whalers past Windsor 6-5.. At Erie, Kyle Gajewski made 34 saves to propel Sault Ste. Marie over the Otters 5-2.. At Saginaw the Spirit doubled Sudbury 6-3..

In Western Jr B action the Sarnia Blast improved to 5-2 on the season with an 8-3 home-ice win over Tecumseh.. Tonight the Blast visit London.. Strathroy shaded St Thomas 3-2..

In Jr C Mooretown doubled Belle River 6-3.. Alvinston's in Blenheim tonight..


Tom Cheek

Sun Oct 9 2005 - Tom Cheek, the long-time Toronto Blue Jays radio broadcaster who became the voice of baseball in Canada, has died.. He was 66.. Cheek was diagnosed with a brain tumour last summer and had partially successful surgery to remove it, only to be hit by a second round of cancer last spring.. From the franchise's first game on April 7, 1977, until June 3, 2004, Cheek was at the ballpark for every pitch..
He missed his first game because of his father's death.. Just 10 days after his father died and on his 65th birthday, Cheek underwent his first surgery.. A website has been created where fans can go to pay tribute to the Voice of the Jays.. It's at www.tributetotom.com..
Cheek is survived by wife, Shirley, and three children.


LSSAA Football

Sat Oct 8 2005 - In high school senior football the SCITS Bluebombers downed St Pats 19-15 and LCCVI upset Northern 25-24 in Petrolia.. Both the Bombers and Lancers are 3-0 on the season while the Vikings drop to 2-1.. In Junior action St Pats defeated SCITS 20-14 ..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A

Sat Oct 8 2005 - In Western Jr B action Petrolia beat the Chiefs 4-2 in Tecumseh.. and St Marys downed visiting St Thomas 5-2.. Tonight Tecumseh visits the Sarnia Blast at 7:30..

In Jr C Dresden shaded Essex 5-4..Mooretwon entertains Belle River tonight at 7:30..

In Sr A Jeff Sauve and Jeff Gould scored two goals each in a losing cause as Cambridge outscored the Petrolia Squires 9-7..


Sting-OHL

Sat Oct 8 2005 - Chris Hulit scored a pair of goals and Danny Battochio made 51 saves to lead the Ottawa 67's to a 3-1 win over the Sarnia Sting at the SSEC.. Jamie Fraser replied with the lone goal for Sarnia who fall to 3-3 on the season.. The Sting are home to Sudbury tomorrow night starting at six.. Broadcast time is 5:30 on CHOK..

Last nite the Wolves lost 6-3 to the Whalers in in Plymouth.. In Guelph.. the Storm beat the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 4-2.. David Bolland scored two goals and added an assist to lead the London Knights to a 5-2 win over the Barrie Colts.. Robbie Schremp had three helpers.. Kitchener beat Barrie 5-2.. Toronto St Mikes edged Mississauga 3-2.. Peterboro topped Oshawa 7-4 and Kingston dumped Brampton 7-2..


Lambton College Sports

Sun Oct 2 2005 -
In OCAA exhibition basketball visiting Laurentian beat the Lambton Lions 81-71..

In mens soccer Sheridan shaded the Lions 2-1 while on the women's the Lions and Sheridan tied 2-2..


Jr B-Jr C

Sun Oct 2 2005 - Mike Bush scored three goals as the Petrolia Jets defeated the visiting Sarnia Blast 7-4 in Western Jr B play.. Tonight the Jets are home to Tecumseh at 7:30..and Strathroy rallied for a 6-4 win over St Marys.. In Jr C Mooretown downed Dresden 5-2.. Belle River's at Blenheim tonight..


Sting-Storm-OHL

Sun Oct 2 2005 - The Guelph Storm topped the Sarnia Sting 4-1 at the SSEC.. Matt D'Agostini, Corey Konecny, Kelsey Wilson and Drew Doughty scored for the Storm while Mark Lytwyn replied for the Sting.. Sarnia's record drops to 2-2.. The Sting travels to Sault St Marie on Wednesday and hosts Ottawa and Sudbury Friday and Sunday..

Erie scored four straight powerplay goals en route to a 4-1 win over the Saginaw Spirit.. Kitchener beat Owen Sound 5-3.. Mississauga doubled Belleville 4-2.. and Brampton edged Barrie 3-2..


Hall of Fame Induction

Sat Oct 1 2005 - The 23rd Annual Sarnia Lambton Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony is tonight at the Euro Can Hotel. Former NHL'er and current London Knights owner and head coach Dale Hunter will be inducted.. In the amateur category baseball and fastball player Mike Bentein and Highland Games Heavy Events veteran Ken Fisher will be inducted..

Rose Hodgson and Chris King are going into the Hall in Builders category.. And the 1979 Camlachie Grain and Feed men's fastball team will also be inducted..


Baseball-Football

Sat Oct 1 2005 - The baseball season is winding down with some thrilling games. Boston won the opener of a three-day showdown with New York, 5-3, to tie the Yankees for first place in the A-L East. Cleveland fell a game back in the wild card race after a 3-2, 13-inning loss to the Chicago White Sox.

The Blue Jays crushed Kansas City 10-1, sending the Royals to a team record 105th loss.. The series continues this afternoon starting at 3:30 on CHOK.. and Minnesota dumped the Tigers 7-3..

In the CFL.. Hamilton won for just the third time this season, whipping the Edmonton Eskimos 40-14.. Tonite Montreal's at Calgary and B-C is home to Saskatchewan..


High School Football

Sat Oct 1 2005 - In high school football Friday Petrolia humbled St Clair 44-7 and SCITS shaded St Christopher 14-10 in senior action.. In junior play Petrolia defeated St Clair 22-7..


OHL-Jr B-Jr C

Sat Oct 1 2005 - At London, Owen Sound's Bobby Ryan scored the game-winner at 10:57 of the third period as the Attack edged London 4-3.. David Bolland, Matt Clarke and Matt McCready scored for the Knights who are 0-4 to satrt the season.. The visiting Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds beat the Plymouth Whalers 4-2.. Saginaw doubled the Rangers 4-2 in Kitchener..
Toronto St Mikes shaded Ottawa 5-4.. Kingston edged Peterboro 3-2.. Sudbury dumped Oshawa 6-2 and Brampton beat Belleville 5-3..

In Western Jr B action.. St Thomas defeated St Marys 5-2 and Tecumseh blanked Leamiington 6-0.. Tonight the Sarnia Blast visit Petrolia at 7:30..

In Jr C play Belle River clipped Dresden 4-3..The Lumberkings visit Mooretown tonight at 7:30..







Sting-Spitfires

Sat Oct 1 2005 - The Windsor Spitfires scored three unanswered goals in the third period but it wasn't enough as the Sarnia Sting held on for a 5-4 victory in their OHL home-opener at the SSEC.. Czech Republic import rookie Tomas Pospisil scored three times, twice on the power play for the Sting, with singles going to Mark Lytwyn and Jamie Fraser..
Jeff MacDougald thurned aside 42 Windsor shots while the Sting fired 35 at Kyle Knechtal.. The Sting host Guelph tonight starting at seven on CHOK....


Jays-Baseball

Shea Hillenbrand and Eric Hinske each drove in two runs for Toronto as the Blue Jays beat the Yankees 7-4 in New York.. The rubber match goes this afternoon starting at 12:30 on CHOK..

Boston took advantage of the Yankee loss by posting a 4-3 win in Baltimore.. The victory moves the Red Sox back into a tie with New York atop the American League East..

The race in the American League Central looks like it will go down to the final week of the season.. The Chicago White Sox earned an 8-1 win over the Minnesota Twins to remain a game-and-a-half up on Cleveland for the division lead.. The Indians kept pace with an equally-dominant 11-4 victory over the Kansas City Royals.

The Tigers snapped an eight game losing streak with a 7-1 win over Seattle..


Sting-OHL-Jr B-Jr C

The Sarnia Sting picked up their first win of the OHL season in Plymouth.. Chad Painchaud scored a power play goal at 2:32 of overtime as the Sting clipped the Whalers 2-1.. Rookie Danny Anger opened the scoring at 1:56 of the first period while the Sting had a two man advantage.. Sarnia goalie Jeff MacDougald stopped 32 shots.. While Sarnia foired 36 shots at Ryan Nie.. On Friday night the Sting were 6-1 losers in Guelph. Sarnia's home-opener is Friday night against Windsor.. Last night the Spitfires lost 7-4 in Saginaw.. Bobby Ryan scored twice and added two assists as the Owen Sound Attack routed the defending Memorial Cup champions from London 8-1 and Peterboro shaded Belleville 3-2..

In Jr B play Strathroy clipped Tecumseh 4-3..Tonite Petrolia's home to Leamington at 7:30.. Chatham plays host to Strathroy and St Marys visits Tecumseh..

In Jr C Mooretown dumped visiting Alvinston 7-1.. Tonight the Flags are in Blenheim..


Jays-Baseball

Sat Sep 24 2005 - The Blue Jays blew their chance to play the role of spoiler.. Shawn Chacon held Toronto to three hits over eight shutout innings as the New York Yankees cruised to a 5-0 win.. This one was decided early, as Derek Jeter and Robinson Cano greeted Jays lefty Ted Lilly with consecutive homers to lead off the game.. Jaret Wright starts for New York this afternoon against Scott Downs starting at 12:30 on CHOK..

The Boston Red Sox kept pace in the East race with a 6-3 win over Baltimore.. Manny Ramirez had his 40th homer of the season, a three-run shot that helped the Sox remain one game back of the Yankees

Travis Hafner homered in his sixth consecutive game and the Cleveland Indians scored an unearned run in the ninth inning to defeat the Kansas City Royals 7-6 to maintain a game and a half lead over Boston in the AL Wild Card standings..






Fastball Playoffs

Sat Sep 24 2005 - In St Thomas and District Fastball Glencoe defeated Alvinston 4-0 to take a 2-1 lead in the best of five semifinal.. Game four is Monday night in Glencoe..


Jr B-Jr C

Sat Sep 24 2005 - In Western Jr B action the Sarnia Blast doubled the visiting Leamington Flyers 4-2.. The Jets rallied from a 4-2 deficit to beat Chatham 5-4 in Petrolia's home opener..

In Jr C Alvinston defeated Belle River 4-3 in overtime.. The Flyers visit Mooretown tonite at 7:30..


Sting-OHL

Sat Sep 24 2005 - The Sarnia Sting opened the OHL regular season with a 6-1 loss to the Storm in Guelph.. Former Sting Kelsey Wilson scored twice for Guelph while Chad Painchaud had the lone goal for Sarnia.. Tonite the Sting visit Plymouth starting at 7:30 0n CHOK..

Patrick Asselin had a hat trick as the Saginaw Spirit beat the London Knights 10-7.. Knights captain David Bolland scored three goals and added three assists.. London's at Owen Sound tonight..

Evan McGrath scored two goals and three assists as the Kitchener Rangers won their home opener 9-2 over the Windsor Spitfires.. The Spits travel to Saginaw tonight..

Elsewhere in the OHL.. Ottawa shaded Sault St Marie 4-3.. Barrie beat Brampton 4-1.. Erie downed Sudbury 5-1.. Toronto topped Mississauga 5-2.. and Oshawa edged Kingston 4-3..


Flags sign Brown

Tue Sep 20 2005 - The Port Huron Flags of the United Hockey League have signed a former NHL first round draft pick and former Sarnia Sting defenseman Jeff Brown to a contract. Brown was the first Sarnia Sting pick EVER, and played three seasons from 1994 to 1997. He was then chosen by the New York Rangers, #22 overall in the 1996 NHL entry draft.


Jr B-Jr C-Sting

Sun Sep 18 2005 - In Western Jr B action Strathroy topped Petrolia 3-1.. Tonight the Sarnia Blast visit St Thomas.. and Chatham entertains London..

In Jr C action Alvinston's at Blenheim at 7:15..

The Sarnia Sting wrap up their preseason sked when they host Windsor tonight at six at the SSEC..

Former Sting Jon Sim scored twice for the Flyers as Philadelphia beat Atlanta 8-6 at the JLC in London..


Fastball-Two Pitch

Sun Sep 18 2005 - St Thomas and District League Fastball playoffs resume tonight.. Glencoe is at Alvinston at eight in the first game of the best of five semifinal..

The third annual Jessica Nethery Memorial Two-Pitch Tournament is into its final day at the Courtright ball diamonds.. 32 teams are entered with the finals set for this afternoon..


Colts Classic

Sun Sep 18 2005 - The Northern Vikings won the annual Colts Classic Senior Girls basketball tournament with a 62-35 win over St Clair in the final..


College Soccer

Sun Sep 18 2005 - In mens college soccer Cambrian blanked Lambton 1-0 and in womens play Cambrian defeated Lambton 2-1.. It was the season opener for both teams..


NHL

Sat Sep 17 2005 - The N-H-L exhibition season is underway.. The Edmonton Oilers became the first team to earn a shootout victory, edging the Calgary Flames 2-1.. In other Friday night action, The Carolina Hurricanes blanked Washington 6-0, while Phoenix got past Minnesota 3-2.. Among games tonight Atlanta and Philadelphia face off at six at the JLC in London..


CFL-Soccer

Sat Sep 17 2005 - Charles Roberts rushed for 125 yards and had the go-ahead touchdown early in the fourth quarter, as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers beat the Renegades 37-21 in Ottawa. . Winnipeg improves to 4-and-9. Ottawa drops to 5-and-7.. Tonight Hamilton entertains Calgary and Montreal's at B-C..

And the Sarnia Caseys Fury ended the Western Ontario Mens Soccer League season with an 8-0 victory over Strathroy.. The Fury will move up to the league's second division next season..


Jays-Tigers

Sat Sep 17 2005 - The New York Yankees lost their starter early, and nearly lost an eight-run lead against Toronto, but held on to beat the Blue Jays 11-10 for their fifth straight win.. Robinson Cano homered twice and drove in five runs, while Alex Rodriguez added his A-L-leading 43rd home run.. The Bronx Bombers had to do without Johnson, who was tossed in the second inning for arguing balls and strikes.. Vernon Wells had a three-run homer for the Jays, who rallied from an 11-3 deficit.. Gustavo Chacin starts for the Jays this afternoon against Shawn Chacon starting at 3:30 on CHOK..

Pinch-hitter Robb Quinlan singled past a drawn-in infield in the 12th inning with the bases loaded, giving the Los Angeles Angels a 7-6 victory over the Detroit Tigers and giving them sole possession of the AL West lead.


Local Sports

Sat Sep 17 2005 - Hosted by the Lambton Jr Sting the 13th Annual Golden Blade Minor Hockey Tournament continues today at the SSEC, Sarnia Arena and both pads at Clearwater Arena.. The championship games will be played at the SSEC.

The annual Colt Classic Sr. Girls basketball tournament continues today at St Clair Secondary School.

The third annual Jessica Nethery Memorial Two-Pitch Tournament continues today at the Courtright ball diamonds. 32 teams are entered with the finals set for Sunday afternoon.


Jr C-Jr B

Sat Sep 17 2005 - The Alvinston Flyers opened the Gt Lakes Jr C season with a 4-2 win over Dresden..

In Western Jr B action tonite the Petrolia Jets visit Strathroy at 7:30 at the Gemini Centre.. Last night St Marys beat Leamington 5-1 and St Thomas doubled Tecumseh 4-2..


Sting-Boomsma

Sat Sep 17 2005 - The Sarnia Sting has acquired defenseman Scott Boomsma from the Brampton Battalion.. In return the Battalion receive a 15th round pick in next year's OHL Priority Draft.. Boomsma is from Brights Grove and was a free agent signing by Brampton last season, splitting his time between the Battalion and the Brampton Capitals Tier Two Junior A team.. The Sting wrap up the preseason schedule when they host the Windsor Spitfires tomorrow night at six..


Basketball Tournament

Sun Sep 11 2005 - It was an all-Sarnia final at the Lambton College Senior Girls Basketball Tournament.. St Clair defeated Northern 40-37 in the championship game..


OHL-Jr C

Sun Sep 11 2005 - In OHL preseason play the Sarnia Sting edged the Whalers 4-3 in a shootout in Plymouth.. Elsewhere Sault Ste Marie doubled Saginaw 6-3.. In Jr C exhibition action Mooretown downed Alvinston 6-2..


Cdn Open-Weir

Sat Sep 10 2005 - Mike Weir has missed his first cut at the Canadian Open since 1999 after firing a five over 75 in the tournament's second round at Shaunessy in Vancouver.. Weir had five bogies, a double bogey and two birdies in his round and at plus six missed the cut by two strokes..

At plus three Calgary's Stephen Ames is the only Canadian to make the cut, where Mark Calcavecchia has opened a five-stroke lead after 36 holes.. Calcavecchia fired a three-under-par 67, to go to eight-under par.. Lucas Glover, is alone in second at three-under par.. Jesper Parnevik, Carlos Franco, Jerry Kelly, Bob Heintz and Mathias Gronberg are another shot back.




Girls Basketball

Sat Sep 10 2005 - At the Lambton College Senior Girls Basketball Tournament Friday Northern Collegiate dumped Chatham Ursuline 51-21.. St Pats edged London Saunders 30-28.. and St Clair defeated London Banting 48-42..

Northern meets London Central at noon today and St Clair tips off against St Pats at 1:30.. The final goes tonite at 7:30 at Lambton College..


Sting-Jr C

Sat Sep 10 2005 - The Plymouth Whalers scored three unanswered power play goals in a two minute span of the third period and rallied for a 4-3 victory over the Sarnia Sting... Veteran James Neal led the Whalers' attack with two goals and an assist... Jamie Fraser and Mark Lytwyn and rookie Daniel Lombardi replied for the Sting who visit Plymouth this afternoon.. In other preseason play Windsor beat London 6-4 and Sault Ste Marie downed Saginaw 4-1..

In Gt Lakes Jr C preseason action Dresden blanked Blenheim 8-0.. Tonight Alvinston visits Mooretown at 7:30..


College Hoops

Mon Sep 5 2005 - In college basketball the visiting Central Michigan Chippewas defeated the Lambton Lions 72-47 in an exhibition game played at Sarnia's St Christopher High School..


Wyoming Mosquitos

Mon Sep 5 2005 - The Wyoming Mosquitos are All Ontario Baseball Champions.. They won the tournament in Woodsley with a 5-1 record including a 13-1 trouncing of Belle River in the championship game..


Sting-Knights

Mon Sep 5 2005 - Chad Painchaud, Mark Lytwyn and Harrison Reed each had a goal and an assist as the Sarnia Sting edged the visiting London Knights 5-4 in OHL preseason play.. Steve Savor and rookie Jared Gomes also scored for the Sting.. Each team had three power play goals.. Rookie netminder Parker Vanbuskirk turned aside 19 London shots while Steve Mason was busy stopping 41 Sarnia shots.. Next up the Sting will host the Plymouth Whalers on Friday night at 7:30..


College Hoops

Sun Sep 4 2005 - The Lambton College Lions host the Central Michigan University Chippewas in men's collegiate basketball action tonight at St. Christopher High School.. The Chippewas have four Canadians on their roster including Petrolia native and freshman Brandon Ford.. Tip-off is set for 6:00 pm..


Sting-Blast

Sun Sep 4 2005 - Veteran Rich Clune and rookie hopeful Luoke Oakley scored two goals each in the Sarnia Sting's annual Black and White game yesterday.. This afternoon the Sting host the Memorial Cup champion London Knights at two at the SSEC in OHL preseason action..

The Sarnia Blast entertain the Stratford Cullitens in Western Jr B preseason play tonight at 7:30 at the SSEC..


Sting-Knights

Sat Sep 3 2005 - The Sarnia Sting opened the OHL preseason with a 9-3 loss against the the defending Memorial Cup champion London Knights at the John Labatt Centre.. Chad Painchaud, Harrison Reed and Tomas Pospisil scored for the Sting.. The annual Black and White game goes this afternoon at four at the SSEC.. Admission is two dollars with proceeds going to the Sunshine Foundation.. The Sting host the Knights tomorrow afternoon at two..


Sarnia Blast

Sat Aug 27 2005 - The Sarnia Blast dumped the Rockets 8-3 in Western Jr B preseason play in Strathroy.. Tonight the Blast visit the Stratford Cullitens of the Midwestern Jr B league.. The Petrolia Jets travel to London to play the Nationals..


Football

Sun Aug 21 2005 - San Francisco offensive lineman Thomas Herrion has died after collapsing in the locker room.. The 23-year-old Herrion collapsed yesterday shortly after the 49ers lost 26-21 to the Denver Broncos

The Cleveland Browns scored two touchdowns in the final minute of the game to beat the Detroit Lions 21-13 at Ford Field.. In the CFL Damon Allen tossed three touchdown passes to power the Argos to a 22-18 victory over the Eskimos in Edmonton..


Blue Jays-Tigers

Sun Aug 21 2005 - Detroit's Magglio Ordonez (or-DOHN'-yez) doubled home the winning run in the bottom of the 13th to beat Toronto 3-2. Ivan Rodriguez and Craig Monroe homered in the Tigers' sixth victory in seven games.. The Jays will try to avoid a sweep today in Detroit by sending Dustin McGowan to the mound. The Tigers will counter with Sean Douglas starting at 12:30 on CHOK..


Blast-Jets

Sat Aug 20 2005 - The Western Jr B preseason schedule begins today.. The Sarnia Blast will face-off against their county rivals the Petrolia Jets this afternoon at two at the Moore Sports Complex..


Alvinston Indians-WCB

Sat Aug 20 2005 - The Alvinston Indians came up short at the I-S-C Two Tournament of Champions in Wisconsin, losing yesterday's semi final two nothing to Elmira. The Indians'Masters team plays today in the Canadian Masters Championship in Coburg.

In Western Counties Baseball the Forest Dragons downed the Sarnia Hawks 5-1..


Blue Jays

Sat Aug 13 2005 - The Toronto Blue Jays batted around twice, with a four-run first inning and a six-run sixth, as they blew out Baltimore 12-0.. Gregg Zaun homered and drove in five runs.. Corey Koskie, Alex Rios and Shea Hillenbrand also homered for the Blue Jays, who've won four in a row.. Josh Towers went the distance on a nine-hitter. David Bush gets the start for Toronto this afternoon starting at four on CHOK..
The Tigers game in Kansas City was rained out..



SGCC Pro-Am

Sun Aug 7 2005 - Garrett Jenkinson of Ontario PGA is the winner of the annual Sarnia Golf and Curling Club's Pro-Am.. Jenkinson fired a five under 67 Saturday to finish the two day event at 140, four under par.. That was one shot better than 2003 champ Keven Corriveau of Windsor.. Last year's winner, Tom Foster, of the host club was third at minus two, followed by host pro Jamie Parkinson at even par..


SGCC Pro-Am

Sat Aug 6 2005 - 2003 champion and last year's runner-up Kevin Corriveau leads the SGCC annual Pro-Am following an opening round five under 67.. That's two shots better than defending champion Tom Foster from the host club and four-time winner Bob McCoskie.. Sarnia pro Jamie Parkinson and Dave Bidour are next at two under 70.. The final round goes today..


Local Soccer

Sat Aug 6 2005 - In Western Ontario mens Soccer league action Sarnia Caseys Fury blanked London Hungarian 3-0.. In Industrial League play City Centre Car wash downed Paton Controls 2-0 and Esso shaded Sunoco 2-1..

The second annual Sarnia Spirit Invitational Girls Soccer Tournament begins this morning at Veterans Park on the Golden Mile.. There are six divisions with 28 teams competing.. The event concludes tomorrow..


Grand Champions Softball

Sat Aug 6 2005 - The Ontario Rural Softball Association Grand Championships are taking place this weekend in Camlachie.. Some twenty mens and womens teams are competing.. Games will continue all day today and Sunday. The Men's championship game is set for 1 pm tomorrow, with the Ladies game at 3 pm.


NHL Draft-Sting Players

Sun Jul 31 2005 - Sarnia Sting defenceman Matt Pelich was a surprise first round pick, going 26th overall to the Calgary Flames.. Coach and G-M Darryl Sutter says he was undervalued because he broke his jaw twice last year and missed dozens of games.. Forward Richard Klune was chosen by Dallas in the third round, 71st overall.. Sting import Tomas Pospisil was selected in the fifth round by the Atlanta Thrashers and defenceman Nick Tuzzolino went in the seventh round to the N-Y Islanders..


Pan Am-Willemse

Sun Jul 31 2005 - Sarnia's Lydia Willemse from the Southwest Track and Field Club finished fifth in the finals of the 3000-metre steeplchase race at the Pan Am Junior Games in Windsor..


OBA Sr A

Sat Jul 30 2005 - Joel Ainsworth tossed a no-hitter as the St Clair Riverbats blanked Woodsley 3-0 in last night's opening game of the OBA Senior A championships in Courtright.. The Riverbats take on Etibicoke in the second round this afternoon starting at 12:15..


NHL-Goodenow-Signings

Thu Jul 28 2005 - Less than a week after ratification of the NHL's labour deal, Bob Goodenow is stepping down as executive director of the NHL Players' Association.

The Toronto Maple Leafs signed former Plymouth Whaler forward John Mitchell to a multi-year contract today.

Former Sarnia Sting forward Daniel Carcillo has been signed by the Pittsburgh Penguins.. Carcillo, along with John Hekimovic, were traded to Mississauga last season..

The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed London Knights' goalie Gerald Coleman to a three year deal..

The Detroit Red Wings are looking to have Captain Steve Yzerman back for one more season.


Tour de France

Sun Jul 24 2005 - Lance Armstrong closed out his amazing career with a seventh consecutive Tour de France victory.. The Texan did it a little earlier than expected.. Because of wet conditions, race organizers stopped the clock as Armstrong and the main pack entered Paris.. Although riders were still racing, with eight laps of the Champs-Elysees to complete, organizers said that Armstrong had officially won.. It was his last ride as a professional.


Alvinston Indians

Sun Jul 24 2005 - The Alvinston Indians have advanced to this afternoon's championship game at the Ontario Masters Fastball Tournament in Port Perry.. In the semifinal this morning Doug Charleton hurled a perfect game as the Indians blanked Waterdown 8-0..


Alvinston Indians

Sat Jul 23 2005 - The Alvinson Indians lost their opening game Friday night at the Masters Tournamemt in Port Perry falling 2-1 to Waterdown.. This morning the Indians edged Port Perry 2-1 and meet Oshawa at two p-m..


Sr B Lacrosse

Sun Jul 17 2005 - In Sr B lacrosse playoff action Owen Sound downed the St Clair Storm 15-5 to take the series in three straight games..




Hill Wins Ontario Amateur

Sat Jul 16 2005 - 19-year old Graham Hill of Brights Grove won the Ontario Amateur Golf Championship.. Hill shot a one under 71 Friday at Redtail Golf Course in Port Stanley.. At 10 under par he won the tournament by four strokes.. Mike Weir won the provincial title in 1990 and again in 1992.


Let's Play Hockey !!!

Thu Jul 14 2005 - N-H-L players are headed back to the ice. The league and the Players' Association have reached an agreement in principle on a six-year package, ending the 301-day lockout. The deal still needs to be ratified by both sides, which is expected to happen next week. It took 82 bargaining sessions to come up with the new collective bargaining agreement .

The League can now switch the focus to a draft lottery and 2005 entry draft. Sources say the league wants to have the draft July 30th in Ottawa. Sidney Crosby is the biggest prize in the draft. A weighted lottery is expected to be held next week, with the New York Rangers, Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Columbus having the best chance to grab Crosby.


Brit wins, Tracy Comes Up Empty

Mon Jul 11 2005 - Paul Tracy's homecoming literally came up empty.

So too did his lead in the Champ Car standings. Tracy was leading the Molson Indy Toronto only to run out of gas midway through the race.
Justin Wilson went on to his first career Champ Car victory as the race ended under a caution. Tracy was running low on fuel, and ultimately gambled and lost when the caution flag came out on lap 57.

Oriol Servia finished second and Alex Tagliani of was third.

Sebastien Bourdais (bor-DAY') finished fifth, to take over the points lead.


Blue Jays-Tigers

Sun Jul 10 2005 - Manager Terry Francona says Boston's Matt Clement will replace injured Toronto pitcher Roy Halladay on the American League team in Tuesday's all-star game in Detroit.. Francona says Halladay would have started but he fractured his left leg when hit by a line drive Friday -- and will be out for at least a month.

Texas slammed five home runs but had to hold on to beat Toronto 12-10.. The Blue Jays rallied with seven runs in the ninth inning..

Jonny Gomes stopped Tampa Bay's 10-game losing streak in dramatic fashion, hitting a two-run, ninth-inning homer off Troy Percival to beat the Detroit Tigers 5-4..


Braves-Bulldogs

Sun Jul 10 2005 - After posting a 3-1 record the Sarnia Braves Midgets move into this morning's semifinals at the baseball tournament they're hosting.. The Braves will play Guelph at eleven at Errol Russel park.. The other semi pits Mississauga against Springfield, Ohio at the Blackwell diamonmd..

The Inaugural Don Gardiner Memorial Pee Wee Baseball Tournament wraps up today at the Courtright Diamonds..

The Sarnia Bulldogs host Toronto in the deciding game of the Jr A Inline Hockey first round playoffs.. Gametime is two p-m at the Point Edward arena..


Lacrosse-Inline Hockey-soccer

Sat Jul 9 2005 - In OLA Sr B Lacrosse Owen Sound beat the visiting St Clair Storm 8-3 in Game One of the first round of the playoffs.. Game two in the best of five goes tonight at 8:30 at the Clearwater Arena.. Meantime, 34 minor lacrosse teams are in Sarnia this weekend for the annual Herb Lea Memorial Tournament..

In Jr A Inline Hockey Brad Smulders had three goals and three assists as the Sarnia Bulldogs defeated Toronto 7-3 to force and third and deciding game in the opening round of the playoffs.. That game goes tomorrow afternoon at two at the Pt Edward Arena..

In Western Ontario Mens Soccer the Sarnia Caseys Fury blanked Tillsonburg 7-0.. The Bluewater Boys Under-16 Soccer Club is hosting the Ontario Cup this weekend at Norm Perry Park..


Jays and Tigers win; Rogers Apologizes

Thu Jul 7 2005 - Ted Lilly combined with two relievers on a seven-hitter as Toronto blanked Oakland 8-0. Lilly is 7-and-8 after allowing six hits while striking out five over seven innings.

He's 4-and-1 with a two-point-03 E-R-A in his last five starts. The Blue Jays broke it open with a five-run eighth where Reed Johnson hit a two-run single before scoring on Vernon Wells' three-run homer.

The Jays play the rubber match of their three game series tonight with Gastavo Chacin (6-5) getting the ball.


Jeremy Bonderman allowed two runs and five hits over eight innings as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians 7-3 last night to split the 4 game series. Chris Shelton had three of Detroit's 15 hits as the Tigers won their second straight game and fourth in their last 14.

Troy Percival got the final out for his seventh save in nine attempts. The Tigers begin a new series in Tampa Bay tonight at 7:15 pm.


Texas Rangers pitcher Kenny Rogers made his first public comments since last week's incident that sent a T-V cameraman to a hospital. He apologized to fans and the two cameramen involved saying he didn't keep his emotions in check when he lashed out last week. Rogers says he was speaking against the advice of his lawyer, Roger expressed regret for the incident.


Jays and Tigers

Sun Jul 3 2005 - The Boston Red Sox beat Toronto for just the third time in 10 starts this season.. Manny Ramirez hit a tiebreaking, two-run homer in the seventh inning as the Red Sox defeated the Blue Jays 6-4.. Toronto built an early 4-0 lead against former Blue Jay David Wells, who was thrown out in the seventh after arguing with the second base umpire.. Another former Jay Mike Timlin replaced Boomer and recorded one out to pick up the victory.. Johnny Damon had a pair of doubles, extending his hitting streak to 18 games for the Red Sox. . Toronto ace Roy Halliday gets the ball this afternoon against Bronson Arroyo in the rubber of the three game series starting at 1:30 on CHOK..

Tony Womack's R-B-I single with two outs in the ninth snapped a 4-4 tie and Bernie Williams followed with a three-run homer as the New York Yankees went on to beat Detroit 8-4..


Blue Jays-Tigers

Sat Jul 2 2005 - The Toronto Blue Jays are piling on the runs.. They scored in double digits for the second game in a row, getting a pinch-hit grand slam and six R-B-I's from Reed Johnson in a 15-2 blowout in Boston.. In their previous game, the Jays matched their season high for runs in a 12-3 win at Tampa Bay.. Gustavo Chacin will start for Toronto tonite against former Jay David Wells starting at 6:30 on CHOK..

Magglio Ordonez hit a two-run homer in his return to Detroit's lineup, and the Tigers roughed up Randy Johnson in a 10-2 victory over the New York Yankees.. Mike Mussina gets the ball for New York tonight against Sean Douglas..


Port Huron Flags

Sat Jul 2 2005 - The United Hockey League held its expansion draft yesterday for the newest member of the league.. the Port Huron Flags.. Among the twelve players chosen was former Sarnia Sting goalie Greg Hewitt from the Emira, New York team..


Fastball-Lacrosse

Sat Jul 2 2005 - At the Glencoe Fastball Tournament the Alvinston Indians won their opening game 5-0 over the host team last night.. This morning they blanked Blenheim 7-0.. The Indians take on Windsor tonight at seven..

In OLA Sr B lacrosse the St Clair Storm ended the regular season on a losing note, falling 13-3 to Ennismore.. The Storm will face the first place Owen Sound Woodsmen in the first round of the playoffs..


Pacers Moves

Fri Jul 1 2005 - With the OLA Jr B season winding the Sarnia Pacers have released some of their best players to other lacrosse teams.. Goaltender Nick Mroczek will now play for the Jr A team in Kitchener-Waterloo.. Adam Cobb moves to the the Orillia Jr A team.. David Hornblower will be wearing an Owen Sound Jr B sweater and Brandon McFarlane has gone to the Jr B defending champion Green Gaels in Clarinton..


Lambton Lions

Fri Jul 1 2005 - The Lambton Lions were edged 14-13 in overtime by Cambridge in Ontario Junior Varsity football action at Norm Perry Park.. Lambton quarterback Rick Gorton rushed for a touchdown in the first half and kicker Graham Curran booted two field goals in the second half, including one on the last play of the game to send it into overtime.. The Lions record falls to 1-4 on the season..


Sting Import Pick

Thu Jun 30 2005 - Tomas Pospisil is the newest Sarnia Sting after the 6 foot 180 lb right winger was selected 4th overall in the 2005 CHL Import Draft. Sting General Manager Allan Millar says the 18 year old should help immediately. Millar was angry with the games being played by agents wanting as much as $50,000 for a commitment from their player.


Sting Trade

Mon Jun 27 2005 - The Sarnia Sting acquire a veteran goaltender....
20 year old Jeff MacDougald comes here from the Peterborough Petes in a three-way trade. Sting GM Allan Miller, who expects goalie Ryan Munce to sign and play elsewhere this coming season says this trade is part of his on-going strategy to add depth to the OHL's club's netminding...The picture will become clearer in August. In today's deal, the Sting sent forward, Jordan Grant to the Petes who then immediately sent him and winger Jadran Beljo to Mississauga in another transaction that also sees Ice Dogs netminder David Shantz heading to Peterborough.


SGCC Mens Invitaional

Sun Jun 26 2005 - 16-year old Matt Hill of Sarnia won the annual Mens Invitational at the SGCC shooting a final round 69 to end up at eight under par.. That was one shot better than his 19-year old brother Graham Hill.. Defending champion Jeff Corner of Sarnia was next at minus five..


International Bridge Race

Sun Jun 26 2005 - A Canadian runner has won the CHOK/YMCA International Bridge Race for the first time since 1999. 19 year old Petrolia native Russell Christie covered the 10 kilometre course from Port Huron to Sarnia's Canatara Park in 32 minutes 56.88 seconds. Christie, who now attends Western University, placed third behind two Michigan runners last June. Andre Maddison of Sarnia was second at just under 36 minutes 55 seconds. Jessica Crate of Brights Grove was the first woman to cross the finish line, third overall...at 37 minutes 21.81 seconds. 420 runners registered for the 28th annual International Bridge Race.


Local Sports Sked

Sat Jun 25 2005 - The OLA Sr B St Clair Storm host the Owen Sound Woodsmen tonight at seven at the Clearwater Arena..

The Sarnia Pacers are in Windsor tonite in OLA Jr B lacrosse..

In men's rugby the Sarnia Saints are home to the Grimsby Gentlemen at Norm Perry Park. Gametime is set for 3 pm.

Day #2 of the Royal Canadian Legion District A Outdoor Track & Field meet goes today at Sarnia Central Track at St. Pat's High School.

The 28th annual CHOK-YMCA International Bridge Race goes Sunday. The 10 K race begins at 8 am at the YMCA in Port Huron.


Grand Prix

Mon Jun 13 2005 - Kimi Raikkonen nursed his McLaren-Mercedes home to win the Canadian Grand Prix. The Finnish driver had to overcome failing steering in the closing laps to hold off Michael Schumacher, a seven-time winner of the Montreal race. Canada's Jacques Villeneuve finished ninth.


Local Sports

Sun Jun 12 2005 - In Western Counties Baseball the Sarnia Midget Braves crushed the Sarnia Midget Hawks twice by scores of 13-0 and 18-0.. The Braves host the Chatham Midgets for a twin bill starting at one at Errol Russell Park..

In OLA Jr B lacrosse the Sarnia Pacers visit Owen Sound this afternoon..

It's the final day of the Sarnia Blast mini-camp at the SSEC. The day's final scrimmage will start at 3:30 and will be made up of the top 40 players at the camp.

Sarnia Bluewater Blaze will host London Benfica this afternoon in the second round of the Ontario Cup men's soccer playdowns.. Gametime is five p-m at Norm Perry Park.. The Blaze won their first round match over Sarnia Fury..


Blast Mini-Camp

Sat Jun 11 2005 - The Sarnia Blast's first mini-camp is this weekend...more than 80 players will be divided among four teams at the SSEC today and Sunday.
The final scrimmage will include the top 40 players at camp, Sunday afternoon at 3:30 pm.


Pacers-Local Ball

Sat Jun 11 2005 - Brandon McFarlane and Brent Baines scored three goals each in a losing cause as the visiting Guelph Regals downed the Sarnia Pacers 16-14 in OLA Jr B Lacrosse.. Adam Curb and David Hornblower had two goals for the Pacers who's record falls to 4-9 on the season.. The Pacers visit Owen Sound tomorrow afternoon..

In Western Counties Baseball the Forest Dragons dumped Wallaceburg 11-2.. And in Mens Fastball Ryan Chapman drove in seven runs as the Alvinston Indians crushed Morpeth 12-3..


NHL Hall

Thu Jun 9 2005 - No call from the Hall for any of the three Sarnia-Lambton NHLer's who were eligible as former Boston star Cam Neely heads up a list of three named to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Joining the sharp-shooting forward are the late Valeri Kharlamov and Murray Costello, the former president of the Canadian Hockey Association.

Neely played ten of his 13 seasons in Boston and scored 50 goals or more goals three times and says he really enjoyed his time in Boston.

Kharlamov was one of the stars of the Soviet teams that dominated international competition in the 70's.



Sarnia Pacers

Sun Jun 5 2005 - In OLA Jr B lacrosse the Sarnia Pacers clipped the visiting Welland Warlords 10-9.. Mike Thompson scored three goals and David Hornblower added two for the Pacers..


Pistons-Jays-Tiger

Sun Jun 5 2005 - The Detroit Pistons used a dominant defensive performance to defeat the Miami Heat 91-66 and even the N-B-A Eastern Conference final at three games apiece.. Miami was without its leading scorer Dwyane Wade, who sat out with a strained rib muscle. Game Seven will be played Monday in Miami.

Eric Byrnes hit a two-run homer and Nick Swisher hit a tiebreaking single in the seventh inning to help Oakland to a 5-2 victory over Toronto.. Vernon Wells and Alex Rios homered for the Blue Jays, who lost their third in four games.. The series finale goes this afternoon starting at 3:30 on CHOK..

Baltimore used three home runs, including a grand slam by Rafael Palmeiro, to spank Detroit 14-7.




OFSSA Soccer & Golf

Sat Jun 4 2005 - The St Christopher senior girls soccer team were edged 2-1 in double overtime by Stouffville High School in the OFSSA Double "A" quarterfinals in Thunder Bay..

Sarnia Northern won the OFSSA boys' golf championship Friday... The boys won the two-day event in Ingersoll by fourteen shots over St. Robert's high school out of York.


Lions-Pacers

Sat Jun 4 2005 - The Lambton Lions scored 24 points in the second half enroute to 28-7 victory over the visiting London Falcons in Ontario Varsity junior Football League play.. Running back Mike Haggerty scored two touchdowns for the Lions and rushed for 195 yards.. Defensive back Graham Curran made three interceptions.. The Lions are now 1-1 on the season..

In OLA Jr B Lacrosse Brandon McFarlane had three goals and two assists as the visiting Sarnia Pacers dumped the Wallaceburg Red Devils 14-3.. Adam Cobb and Brent Baines had two goals each for the Pacers who host Welland tonite at seven at the Clearwater Arena..


Knights Win !

Mon May 30 2005 - The London Knights have captured the Memorial Cup for the first time in their 40-year history. Adam Dennis deflected all 27 shots he faced to help the Knights beat the Rimouski Oceanic 4-0 in the final. It was the first time in the tournament that Oceanic star Sidney Crosby was held scoreless.


Baseball

Sun May 29 2005 - Winless David Bush allowed back-to-back homers to Juan Castro and Shannon Stewart as the Minnesota Twins edged the Toronto Blue Jays 4-3.. 7-2 Roy Halliday gets the start this afternoon as the Jays look to avoid the three-game sweep starting at 12:30 on CHOK..

Boston battered New York Yankees pitching for a 17-1 victory that snapped a four-game losing streak.. The Tigers downed Baltimore 5-3..

At the St Thomas Baseball Tournament the Sarnia Midget Braves downed North London 7-3 to advance to this morning's semifinals..

At the Springfield Fastball Tournament the Alvinston Indians outslugged Cayuga 10-7..


Memorial Cup

Sun May 29 2005 - The Ottawa 67's couldn't stop Sidney Crosby and the Rimouski Oceanic.
The star forward had three goals and two assists in Rimouski's 7-4 win in the Memorial Cup semifinal in London.. Rimouski will play the OHL champion and host London Knights for the Memorial Cup this afternoon starting at 4:30..


Memorial Cup

Sat May 28 2005 - Sidney Crosby can expect to see an Ottawa 67's jersey coming at him at every turn tonight.. Rimouski takes on Ottawa at the Memorial Cup, with the winner to face the host London Knights in tomorrow's final.
The 67's hacked, banged and occasionally mauled Crosby in Tuesday's round-robin meeting between the two teams.. The Canadian Hockey League M-V-P still managed a goal and an assist in a 4-3 Rimouski victory.


Lions-Pacers

Sat May 28 2005 - The Lambton Lions opened the Ontario Jr Varsity Football League season with a 7-3 home field loss to Essex.. The game was scoreless until the fourth quarter when Essex quarterback Kyle Quinlan ran the ball in from nine yards out.. Kicker Kevin McVicar booted a 17 yard field goal for the Lions who host the London Falcons next Friday night..

Brent Baines and Riley Thompson scored two goals each in a losing cause as the Sarnia Pacers fell 8-7 to Guelph in OLA Jr B lacrosse action.. The loss snapped a two game Pacers' winstreak and their record is now 2-6 on the season..


Local Sports Scores

Sat May 28 2005 - In Western Counties Baseball the Forest Dragons edged London 2-1..

In Midget baseball the Sarnia Braves dumped Lambeth 8-3..

At the Springfield Fastball Tournament the Alvinston Indians dropped their opening game 2-0 to Ingersoll.. Their next game is at noon today in Belmont..

In Western Ont Mens Soccer the Sarnia Caseys Fury blanked London 4-0..

The OFFSA West Regional high school track and field championships concludes today at the Central Athletic Track on East Street in Sarnia..


Memorial Cup

Mon May 23 2005 - The Ottawa 67's are the only team at the Memorial Cup without a league championship, but showed they belong, with a 3-2 marathon victory over the Kelowna Rockets.. The O-H-L runner-ups ended the longest game in Memorial Cup history when defenceman Brad Staubitz of Brights Grove blasted a shot past Kristofer Westblom for a power-play goal at 15:41 of the second overtime.. Mark Mancari and Elgin Reid also scored for the 67's.

The defending champ Rockets have a tough turnaround as they face the host London Knights tonight at seven.. The Knights opened with a 4-3 overtime wim over Rimouski on Saturday.. The Oceanic meet Ottawa tomorrow night..


Blue Jays

Sun May 22 2005 - Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay threw seven innings and picked up his third straight win in a 7-0 victory over Washington to improve to 7-2 on the season.. Eric Hinske hit a two-run home run and Blue Jays rookie Aaron Hill had two more hits and is 4-for-8 in two big-league games.. The Jays will be looking for the three-game sweep as Josh Towers takes his 5-1 record to the mound for Toronto against Toma Okha starting at 12:30 on CHOK..





OLA Lacrosse-W-C Baseball

Sun May 22 2005 - In OLA Jr B lacrosse the Sarnia Pacers picked up their first win of the season defeating the Six Nations Rebels 8-4.. David Hornblower led the attack with two goals and three assists while goalie Nick Mroczek faced 62 shots..

The Senior St Clair Storm travelled to Ennismore for a game yesterday afternoon but it was cancelled when no referees showed up..

In Western Counties baseball Chad Frayne pitched a seven inning no-hitter as the Sarnia Braves blanked Wyoming 10-0.. Today the Braves visit Dresden at five..


Memorial Cup

Sun May 22 2005 - A most unlikely player stole the show at the most anticipated match of the Memorial Cup hockey tournament.. Defenceman Marc Methot had just four goals all season, but he opened the scoring 2:37 into the game, and tallied again in overtime as the host London Knights edged Rimouski 4-3.. Danny Fritche and Corey Perry also scored for the Knights. Sidney Crosby had a goal and an assist for Rimouski.. The Knights outshot Rimouski 48-26..

The Western Hockey League champion Kelowna Rockets take on the OHL runner-up Ottawa 67's this afternoon at four.. London faces Kelowna on Monday.


Sting Awards

Sat May 21 2005 - The Sarnia Sting held their annual Awards Night and Brad Efimou was named the team's MVP.. Marco Caprara was voted the most popular player and also won the Humanitarian of the Year Award.. Trevor Soloman was top defenceman.. Nick Tuzzolini took Rookie of the year honours and Jamie Frazer was named the Most Sportsmanlike player..

Sting rookies drafted last month and those drafted a year ago are taking part will take part in scrimmages at the SSEC this hour and again this afternoon at three..


Braves-Fury-Pacers

Sat May 21 2005 - In Jr A baseball the Sarnia Midget Braves and Oakridge Jrs tied 6-6.. The Braves host Wyoming in a Western Counties League double-header tonite starting at five..

In Western Ontario Mens Soccer the Sarnia Fury topped London A-C 3-1..

In OLA Jr B lacrosse tonite the Sarnia Pacers host Six nations at seven at the Clearwater Arena..



Memorial Cup

Sat May 21 2005 - The 2005 Memorial Cup opens tonight with a blast.. The host and O-H-L champion London Knights take on Sidney Crosby and the Q-M-J-H-L champion Rimouski Oceanic.. The teams finished the season ranked 1-2 in the C-H-L.. The defending champion Kelowna Rockets take on the O-H-L runner-up Ottawa 67's tomorrow afternoon..


OHL Final

Sun May 15 2005 - The London Knights celebrated their 40th season by capturing their first Ontario Hockey League championship. London put away Ottawa 6-2, to take the series in five games.. Bryan Rodney led London's offence with two goals and an assist while Rob Schremp, David Bolland, Josh Beaulieu and Dan Fritsche also scored for the Knights.. Both teams will be in the Memorial Cup, which starts next Saturday in London.. They'll be joined by Rimouski and the defending champion Kelowna Rockets.


OLA Jr B-InLine Hockey

Sat May 14 2005 - Sarnia's David Hornblower scored four goals and Jesse Thompson three as the Pacers lost 13-10 to Six Nations.. The Pacers are 0-5 to start the OLA Jr B lacrosse season..

In Gt Lakes Inline Hockey the Sarnia Bulldogs crushed visiting Kitchener 20-2..


OLA Lacrosse-OHL

Sun May 8 2005 - In OLA Jr B Lacrosse.. Jesse and Michael Thompson scored two goals each for the Pacers in a losing cause as visiting Spartan downed the Pacers 12-8.. Despite the loss Pacers' goalie Nick Mroczek was outstanding as he faced 74 shots.. It was the Sarnia's third straight loss to start the season..

The OHL final resumes this afternoon with London hosting Ottawa.. The Knights won the opener 4-2 on home-ice Friday nite..


Sarnia Pacers

Sat May 7 2005 - After dropping their first two games on the road, the Sarnia Pacers take on 2-0 Sparton in their OLA Jr B Lacrosse home-opener tonight.. Gametime is seven p-m at the Clearwater Arena..


CHL Playoffs

Sat May 7 2005 - Corey Perry, Danny Fritsche, Kelly Thomson and Rob Schremp scored for London as the Knights opened the OHL final with 4-2 win over visiting Ottawa.. Adam Dennis was strong in the London goal, making 41 saves. Danny Battochio stopped 39 shots in a solid outing for the 67's. Game two is Sunday afternoon in London..

In the "Q" Sidney Crosbie had a goal and an assist as Rimouski beat Halifax 7-5 to take a 2-0 series lead.. And in B-C Kelowna blanked Brandon 3-0 in the opener of the WHL final..


OHL Draft-Sting

Sat May 7 2005 - The Oshawa Generals took 14-year-old John Tavares with the first pick of the Ontario Hockey League's priority selection draft this morning..

As expected the Sarnia Sting chose defenceman Mark Katic from the Timmins Major Midgets in its first pick, second overall, at today's OHL Priority Draft..

Left winger Kyle Trout of the Thunder Bay Kings was Sarnia's second pick followed by winger Daniel Lombardi of the Mississauga Senators..

The London Knights, who had the twentieth pick in the first round, selected Captain Danny Syvret's brother, Corey..


Jr B-Sr B Lacrosse

Sun May 1 2005 - In OLA Jr B lacrosse Sarnia goalie Nick Mrozek had a busy night facing 70 shots as the Elora Mohawks downed the visiting Pacers 11-6..
In Sr B lacrosse Jeremy Tellevi scored three goals in a losing cause as the St Clair Storm were beaten 11-6 by the visiting Arthur Aces..





Bluewater Boxing

Sat Apr 30 2005 - The Bluewater Boxing Club will host a 12 bout boxing card tonight at the Industry Theatre in Sarnia.. Five boxers from the host club will participate.. Senior boxer Cedric Benn will be one of the main events in the 165 lb class.. While Canadian Olympic boxer Adam Traipish of Windsor will battle in the 152 lb weight class.. The doors open at 6:00 p.m, with the boxing beginning at 7:00 p.m.


OHL-Inline-OLA

Sat Apr 30 2005 - The London Knights have advanced to the OHL final following a 6-0 rout of visiting Kitchener.. Rob Schremp scored twice with Dylan Hunter, Danny Syvret, Jordan Foreman and Kole Bryce adding singles as the Knights win the series in five games.. Adam Dennis made 34 saves for London, while Eric Pfligler deflected 30 shots for Kitchener..
London's series victory guarantees the 67's a berth in the Memorial Cup as the Eastern Conference finalist. London already has a place in the Memorial Cup as the host team.. Game one of the league final goes next Friday night in London..

In Jr A Inline Hockey the Sarnia Bulldogs won their home-opener 11-5 over the London Fury.. Brad Smulders and Chris Feimer scored three goals each for the Bulldogs..

The St. Clair Storm Sr. B Lacrosse team play's their OLA home opener tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the Clearwater Arena.. The Arthur Aces are in town.. Tickets are $5 each and under 12 FREE.




Blue Jays

Sun Apr 24 2005 - Canadian Erik Bedard could not have picked a better debut in his home country.. The Navan, Ontario native threw seven scoreless innings to help Baltimore beat the Blue Jays 4-1 in Toronto Saturday.. It was the Jays' fourth loss in a row and dropped them below .500 for the first time this season.. Roy Halliday takes his 3-0 record to the mound for Toronto this afternoon against 2-1 Sidney Ponson starting at 12:30 on CHOK..

The New York Yankees are off to their worst start since 1997 as they dropped to 7-and-11.. Texas beat the Yanks 10-2.. Tampa Bay shaded Boston 6-5.. For the second day in a row the the Detroit Tigers' game against the Minnesota Twins has been postponed by snow..


OHL Playoffs

Sun Apr 24 2005 - Captain Mike Richards scored a pair of third-period goals as the Kitchener Rangers handed the London Knights their first loss of the 2005 OHL playoffs with a 3-1 decision.. Evan McGrath opening the scoring for the Rangers 20 seconds after the first intermission.
. Corey Perry, with his eighth of the post-season, replied less than four minutes later to tie the match.. Richards regained the lead with a shorthanded effort 1:55 into the third period and added an empty-net goal with 1:05 remaining to secure the win.. He now has 11 goals in this year's playoffs.. Rangers goalie Eric Pfligler blocked 35 shots while Gerald Coleman stopped 33 for the Knights.. With the series tied 1-1 game three goes tomorrow night in London..

Danny Battochio blocked all 38 shots he faced as the Ottawa 67's blanked the visiting Peterborough Petes 3-0.. The 67's lead the Esat final 2-0..


The 67's lead the Eastern final 2-0, with Game 3 Monday night in Peterborough.



OLA-Jr B-OHL

Sat Apr 23 2005 - Wallaceburg rallied from a 7-3 second period deficit to defeat the Sarnia Pacers 12-8 in the opener of the OLA Jr B Lacrosse season.. Josh Craig and David Hornblower scored twice for the Pacers and Brandon McFarlane had five assists..

In the Sutherland Cup final Thorold doubled the Chatham Maroons 4-2 to take a 3-0 series lead..

The OHL Conference finals continue tonight.. In the West the London Knights take a 1-0 series lead into Kitchener.. And Ottawa, up 1-0, is home to Peterborough..


Scores from April 11th

Tue Apr 12 2005 - Ontario Hockey League Playoffs (1)

Best-of-Seven Conference Semifinals

Eastern Conference (1)
Ottawa 6 Sudbury 2
(Ottawa leads series 2-1)

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Sutherland Cup Jr B Round-Robin Championship

Thorold at Chatham tonight 7pm (Thorold & Chatham will advance to the final best of 7, Listowel has been eliminated)

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Major League Baseball (11)

American League (5)
Toronto 10 Oakland 3
L.A. Angels 7 Texas 6 (10 innings)
Chicago White Sox 2 Cleveland 1
Boston 8 N.Y. Yankees 1
Seattle 8 Kansas City 3

Blue Jays at Oakland tonight on 1070 CHOK 9:30pm

Tigers at Minnesota tonight

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National League (6)
N.Y. Mets 8 Houston 4
Milwaukee 6 Pittsburgh 2
San Diego 1 Chicago Cubs 0
Philadelphia 4 Florida 1
Atlanta 11 Washington 2
Arizona 2 Colorado 0


National Basketball Association (9)
Indiana 94 Toronto 90

Detroit 85 Chicago 84
Washington 119 Milwaukee 112
Cleveland 114 Orlando 106
Dallas 110 Memphis 89
Charlotte 110 Atlanta 105 (OT)
Denver 122 Golden State 106
Houston 90 Seattle 78
Phoenix 108 L.A. Lakers 97
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Esso Men's Indoor Soccer

Tomlinson Enterprises 12 Huron Blueprinting & Drafting 7

Neltec 12 Esso 7


OHL-Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Apr 10 2005 - Rangers captain Mike Richards scored two goals and assisted three others as Kitchener shaded visiting Owen Sound 6-5 in overtime.. The Rangers now lead the Attack three games to none in their OHL West semifinal.. At Sudbury, Mike Mills scored 2:46 into the second overtime period to give the Wolves a victory over Ottawa to even the East semifinal at a game apiece.

Tonite the London Knights take a 2-0 series lead into Windsor.. You can hear that game with Tom Gibson and Murray Vosburgh on our sitser station 95.1 the Rock F-M.. In the East Peterboro's at Toronto St Mikes with the series tied 1-1..

The Chatham Maroons are 2-1 in the Jr B Sutherland Cup round robin following a 4-3 win in Listowel..

The Ontario Jr C semifinals continue tonite with Essex, holding a one game to none lead, hosting Wingham..

In the UHL.. Former Sting Aaron Brand had two goals in Port Huron's 4-2 win in Muskegon..The Beacons end the season hosting Danbury today at five..


April 10th Sports Scoreboard

Sun Apr 10 2005 - Sports Scoreboard for Sunday April 10

JUNIOR B: Sutherland Cup Round Robin, Chatham 4 Listowel 3

OHL: Best of 7 Conference Semi-Finals
Kitchener 6 Owen Sound 5 (OT)
Kitchener leads 3-0

Sudbury 3 Ottawa 2
Ottawa leads 1-1

Major League Baseball

American League
Toronto 12 Boston 5
Detroit 11 Cleveland 1
New York Yankees 8 Baltimore 5
Texas 7 Seattle 6
Tampa Bay 11 Oakland 2
Chicago White Sox 8 Minnesota 5
L.A. Angels 8 Kansas City 3

National League
Philadelphia 10 St. Louis 4
Chicago Cubs 4 Milwaukee 0
San Francisco 4 Colorado 2
Washington 3 Florida 2 (10 innings)
Atlanta 6 New York Mets 3
Houston 4 Cincinnati 3
L.A. Dodgers 12 Arizona 10 (11 innings)
San Diego 11 Pittsburgh 3

World Curling Championship

Semifinal at Victoria
Canada 8 Germany 6

World Women's Hockey Championship at Sweden

Gold Medal Game
U-S 1 Canada 0 (in shootout)

Bronze Medal Game
Sweden 5 Finland 2

NBA
Chicago 110 Toronto 97
New Jersey 99 Boston 86
Atlanta 105 Minnesota 98
Philadelphia 112 Washington 106
Cleveland 98 Milwaukee 81
Dallas 88 Utah 81
Denver 121 Seattle 105
Houston 98 Phoenix 97
L-A Clippers 125 San Antonio 124 (2OT)

National Lacrosse League
Toronto 15 Philadelphia 11
Buffalo 14 Calgary 9
Anaheim 15 Minnesota 12
Minnesota 12 Arizona 11 (OT)



Jr C-OMHA-UHL

Sat Apr 9 2005 - In the Jr C Provincial semifinals visiting Essex edged Wingham 3-2 in overtime in the opening game of the best of seven series..

The Sarnia Jr Sting Major Midgets are 2-0 at the Provincial Double "A" championships in Waterloo.. Last nite Sarnia defeated Orangeville 3-1 and are taking on Sudbury this morning..

In the UHL Port Huron downed Kansas City 5-3..The Beacons are in Danbury tonite..


OHL Playoffs

Sat Apr 9 2005 - The London Knights defeated the visiting Windsor Spitfires 5-3 to take a two games to none lead in their OHL West semifinal series..

Brandon Prust scored twice for the Knights with singles going to Rob Schremp, Danny Syvret and Dylan Hunter.. Game three is in Windsor tomorrow nite..

Kitchener blanked visiting Owen Sound 3-0 to give the Rangers a 2-0 lead in their West semifinal series against the Attack.. Game three in Owen Sound tonite..

The Toronto-St. Michael's Majors won 8-6 over the visiting Peterborough Petes.. That East semi is tied at a game each with Game Three in Peterborough tomorrow nite..


OMHA Playdowns

Sun Apr 3 2005 - In the OMHA Juvenile Double "D" playdowns Watford shaded Douro 2-1 to win the final in six games..

The OMHA Juvenile Double "C" final is going to a seventh game.. Last night Ennismore clipped Forest 2-1 to even the series at three games each.. Game seven goes this afternoon in Forest at five..


OHL Playoffs

Sun Apr 3 2005 - John Scott Dickson's goal at 6:12 of overtime completed a hat trick as the Windsor Spitfires earned a wild 6-5 win over the Greyhounds in Sault St Marie that kept Windsor alive in their OHL West quarter final.. With the Hounds leading three games to two Game Six is tonite in Windsor.. You can catch all the action with Tom Gibson and Murray Vosburgh by tuning to the Rock 95.1 FM starting at six..

The Kitchener Rangers edged the Otters in Erie 3-2 to win their West quarterfinal four games to two..


Jr C-OMHA-UHL

Sat Apr 2 2005 - The Dresden Jr Kings staved off elimination in the Gt Lakes Jr C final with a 6-5 home-ice win over Essex in double overtime.. Chad Laroche scored twice for the Kings including the O-T winner.. Essex leads the league final three games to one..

The Sarnia Jr Sting Major Midgets defeated Stratford 3-1 to win the Double "A" Alliance playdowns nine points to five.. Sarnia moves on to the All Ontario Double "A" championships next weekend in Waterloo..

In the OMHA Double "D" Juvenile playdowns Watford beat Douro 4-2 to take a three games to two lead in the final.. Games Six is this afternoon at four in Watford..

The Forest Panthers can capture the OMHA Double "C" Juvenile championship with a win on home ice..The Panthers lead Enismore three games to two..Gametime is seven p-m at the Forest Arena..

In the UHL Port Huron downed Adirondack 5-3..The Beacons host Rockford tonite at seven..


OHL Playoffs

Sat Apr 2 2005 - In the OHL playoffs.. At Kitchener, Patrick Davis and Michael Richards each had a goal and an assist as the Rangers beat Erie 5-2 to take a three games to two lead in the West quarterfinal..Game Six goes tonite in Erie..

In the East Brampton doubled Sudbury 4-2.. The Wolves lead the series three games to two.. And Ottawa defeated Barrie 6-4 to take a 3-1 series lead..

Tonite the Soo Grehounds. leading three games to one, host the Windsor Spitfires.. You can catch all the action with Tom Gibson and Murray Vosburgh by tuning to The Rock 95.1 FM at seven..





Scoreboard

Thu Mar 31 2005 - Ontario Hockey League Playoffs

Best-of-Seven Conference Quarter-Finals (4)

Eastern Conference (2)
Ottawa 3 Barrie 2
(Ottawa leads series 2-1)
Sudbury 2 Brampton 1
(Sudbury leads series 3-1)

Western Conference (2)
Sault Ste. Marie 2 Windsor 1
(Sault Ste. Marie leads series 3-0)
Kitchener 3 Erie 2 (OT)
(Series tied 2-2)
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National Basketball Association (11)
Orlando 108 Toronto 96
Phoenix 116 Philadelphia 87
Washington 102 Atlanta 99
Dallas 112 Boston 100
Chicago 102 Charlotte 99
New Jersey 95 Los Angeles Clippers 78
Detroit 99 Sacramento 82
Golden State 113 Milwaukee 109
San Antonio 89 Seattle 76
Denver 109 Utah 98
Houston 100 Portland 84


Major League Baseball Pre-Season (16)

Grapefruit League at Florida (9)
Toronto 6 Philadelphia 5
Boston 6 Tampa Bay 4
Detroit 7 Cleveland 3
Cincinnati 5 New York Yankees 4
Florida 3 New York Mets 2
Baltimore 5 St. Louis 5 (10 innings, tie)
Los Angeles Dodgers 9 Houston 8 (10 innings)
Pittsburgh 5 Minnesota 5 - tie
Washington 4 Atlanta 3 (11 innings)

Cactus League at Arizona (7)
Los Angeles Angels 6 San Francisco 2
Oakland 6 Milwaukee 1
Chicago Cubs 5 Colorado 4
Chicago White Sox 14 Arizona 0
Kansas City 5 Seattle 3
San Diego (ss) 9 Texas 6
San Diego (ss) 6 San Diego State 0



Mike Weir

Sun Mar 27 2005 - Mike Weir has made the cut at the rain-delayed Players Championship at Sawgrass in Florida.. After an opening round 74 Weir fired a four under 68 in Round Two and is at minus two for the event.. The cut line is minus one.. Weir is eight shots off the lead held by Lee Westwood, Joe Durant, Tim Herron and Luke Donald..


OHL Playoffs

Sun Mar 27 2005 - Sault Ste. Marie, Owen Sound and Erie have opened up 2-0 series leads in their respective OHL West quarterfinals..

The Greyhounds skated a 3-1 home ice win over Windsor.. Owen Sound beat the Whalers in Plymouth 6-1 and the Otters doubled visiting Kitchener 4-2..

In the East Barrie beat Ottawa 4-1 to even that series at a game each .and Peterborough downed Belleville 3-2.. The Petes are up 2-0 and host the Bulls tonite..

Mississauga visits St Mikes with Toronto up one game to none..and Sudbury takes a 2-0 lead into Brampton..


OMHA-UHL

Sun Mar 27 2005 - In the OMHA Juvenile playdowns Innismore edged Forest 3-2 in overtime.. The best of seven final is tied 2-2 with Game Five this afternoon in Forest at three..

In the UHL Port Huron shaded Flint 3-2.. This afternoon the Beacons host the Missouri River Otters at five..


Jr B-Jr C-UHL-OMHA

Sat Mar 26 2005 - For the seventh time in nine years the Chatham Maroons are Western Jr B champions.. The Maroons blanked visiting St Thomas 4-0 to take the league final in five games..

In the Jr C final Essex shaded Dresden 4-3 to take a 2-1 series lead..

In the OMHA Juvenile playdowns Dean Stewardson scored twice as the Forest Panthers edged Ennismore 3-2 to take a 2-1 lead in the best of seven final.Game four is tonight in Forest at seven..

In the OMHA Minor Midget playdowns Lindsay defeated Petrolia 5-3 to take a 4-2 lead in the six point final.. Game four goes in Lindsay tonight at seven..

In the UHL Kalamazoo beat Port Huron 5-2..The Beacons visit Flint tonite..

At the C-I-S men's hockey championship in Edmonton Sarnia's Ryan Hare scored two goals in a losing cause as moncton rolled to an 8-3 win over the Western Mustangs.. and top ranked Alberta crushed Trois-Rivieres 11-0..


OHL

Sat Mar 26 2005 - Drew Larman and David Bolland scored for London as the Knights edged the Storm 2-1 in Guelph to take a 2-0 series lead in their OHL West quarterfinal.. Ryan Callahan replied for Guelph who were outshot 36-14.. Game three is back in London on Monday night..

Jeff Kyrzakos scored in the first period and Mike Brown made 21 saves as the Owen Sound Attack defeated the Plymouth Whalers 1-0 Game 1 of their quarter-final series.. Game 2 is tonight at Plymouth.

Sault St Marie blanked visiting Windsor 5-0..The teams square off again tonight in the Soo..

David Herring scored at 3:35 of the second overtime period to lead the visiting Erie Otters to a 2-1 win over the Kitchener Rangers .. Game two goes tonight in Erie..

In the East Sudbury got by Brampton 2-1 taking a 2-0 series lead..

In their opener Toronto St Mikes upset the IceDogs 3-1 in Mississauga.


OHL Playoffs

Fri Mar 25 2005 - Danny Fritsche scored the tying goal early in the third period and Brandon Prust added the winner with 2:20 left as the powerhouse London Knights rallied to beat the Guelph Storm 3-2 in their OHL playoff series opener at the JLC.. Kelly Thomson also scored for the Knights.. Ryan Card and Rick Steadman scored for the Storm.. The Knights outshot the Storm 54-25.. Game two is tonite in Guelph..

The other Western Conference quarter finals open tonite with Windsor visiting Sault St Marie.. Plymouth's at Owen Sound and Kitchener is home to Erie..

In the East Sudbury edged Brampton 3-2.. Ottawa clipped Barrie 5-4 and Peterborough blanked Belleville 5-0..




Jr B-Jr C-OMHA

Fri Mar 25 2005 - The Chatham Maroons can win their second straight Western Jr B championship with a home ice win against St Thomas tonite at 7:30.. The Maroons hold a three games to one lead..

The Great Lakes Jr C final continues tonite with Dresden hosting Essex at 7:30..Essex leads one game to none..

The OMHA Juvenile playdowns resume tonite in Forest with the Panthers taking on Ennismore.. The best of seven final is tied 1-1.. Gametime is 8:30 at the Forest Arena..

The OMHA Minor Midget playdowns between Petrolia and Lindsay continue tonite starting a 6:30 at the Greenwood Rec Centre.. The final is tied at a game each..


OHL-UHL

Sun Mar 20 2005 - After losing 4-1 to the Sting in Sarnia on Friday night the Plymouth Whalers handed London a rare loss, winning 4-3 on home ice last night.. Danny Fritche scored twice for London, who lost for just the sixth time this season.. The Knights go for a CHL record-tying 60th win tonight in Sault St Marie..

The visiting Saginaw Spirit beat the Erie Otters 5-1.. The Mississauga IceDogs clinched the OHL's Eastern Conference and Central Division titles Saturday with a 4-3 overtime victory in Barrie..

Tonight the Sting play their final game of the season.. It's "Marco Caprara Night" at the SSEC as the the Sting host the Guelph Storm starting at six.. Airtime is 5:30 on CHOK..

In the UHL Rockford edged Port Huron 3-2 in a shootout.. The Beacons host Rockfors starting at five this afternoon..


OMHA Playdowns

Sun Mar 20 2005 - OMHA playdowns continue on two local fronts today..

Last night the Watford Juveniles beat Duoro 3-1..The second game in the best of seven provincial final goes this afternoon in Watford starting at two..

The Petrolia Minor Midgets blanked Lindsay 4-0 yesterday and host game two of the six point series this afternoon at 2:30 at the Greenwood Rec Centre..


Legion Curling

Sat Mar 19 2005 - For the second straight year the Dale Kelly rink from Forest will have to settle for second place at the Legion Dominion Curling Championship.. The Ontario foursome was beaten 9-4 by Quebec in the championship game yesterday afternoon at the SGCC..


Sting-OHL

Sat Mar 19 2005 - Chad Painchaud had a pair of second period goals to give the Sarnia Sting a 4-1 win over the Plymouth Whalers at the SSEC.. Chris Chimienti and Richard Clune had singles for the Sting, who ended a six-game losing streak.. The Sting conclude the season tomorrow night when they host Guelph starting at 5:30 on CHOK..

Ryan McDonald made 16 saves to earn his third shutout of the season as the Guelph Storm blanked the Saginaw Spirit 2-0 .. Blair Jarrett scored a pair of goals to lead the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds to a 6-5 victory over the Windsor Spitfires.

The London Knights kept their chances of a CHL wins record alive with a 3-2 win over the Owen Sound Attack.. Rob Schremp, Drew Larman and Dan Fritsche tallied for the Knights.. With two games left the Knights move within one victory of tying the single-season CHL wins record held by the 1980-81 Victoria Cougars of the WHL.

Elsewhere Kitchener beat Erie 4-1.. Brampton blanked Mississauga 1-0.. Kingston downed Oshawa 3-0.. Sudbury got by Belleville 3-1 and Ottawa and Peterborough tied 3-3..




Jr C-Jr B-UHL

Sat Mar 19 2005 - The Dresden Kings have moved on to the Gt Lakes Jr C final following a thrilling 4-3 double overtime win over the Alvinston Flyers.. The Kings take the semi in six games..

The Chatham Maroons doubled the St Thomas Stars 4-2 to take a two games to none in the Western Jr B final..

In the UHL the Fort Wayne Komets beat the visiting Port Huron Beacons 5-3..


Sting-OHL

Sun Mar 13 2005 - The Sarnia Sting were 0-2 in their last road trip of the season following a 6-1 loss in Erie.. Richard Clune scored his 20th goal for the Sting to spoil Josh Disher's shutout bid midway through the third period. It was the Sting's sixth straight loss.. Disher made 32 saves for the Otters.. Mike Iafrate and Ryan Munce combined for 37 saves for Sarnia.

The Spirit and Sault St Marie tied 3-3 in Saginaw.. The Attack shaded Windsor 2-1 in Owen Sound.. Ottawa beat Kingston 8-5 and Belleville edged Sudbury 4-3..




Blast-Jr C-OMHA-UHL

Sun Mar 13 2005 - The Sarnia Blast host the St Thomas Stars in Gmes Six of their Western Jr B semifinal tonight at 7:30 at the Sarnia Arena.. The Stars hold a three games to two series lead..Airtime is 7:25 on CHOK..

The Alvinston Flyers face elimination when they host Dresden at 7:30 in Game Four of the Gt Lakes Jr C semifinals.. The Kings are up three games to none..

In the OMHA Juvenile playdowns The Forest Panthers defeated Mildmay 8-1.. The best of five is tied 2-2 with the deciding game this afternoon at three in Forest..

In the UHL Quad City blanked Port Huron 7-0..


ESSO Championship

Sun Mar 13 2005 - It will be an all-Ontario final today at the Esso Women's National Hockey Championship at the SSEC as the Toronto Aeros will take on the Brampton Thunder.. Yesterday Heather Logan scored with 2:22 remaining in the third period to lift the Aeros to a 3-2 semifinal win over Quebec.. Brampton beat B.C. 4-0 in the other semifinal..

The championship game starts at three.. B-C takes on Quebec in the bronze medal game starting at eleven.. Both games can be heard on CHOK..




Blast-Jr C-UHL

Mon Dec 5 2005 - Chris Meyers and Steve Kinnie scored two goals each and Nick Rolls had three assists as the Sarnia Blast beat the Stars 6-4 in St Thomas.. Dustin Cloutier and Brandon Biggers also scored for the blast who now trail their Western Jr B semifinal series three games to two with Game Six tomorrow night (Sunday) at 7:30 at the Sarnia Arena.

Josh Johnston scored twice as Dresden shaded visiting Alvinston 4-3 in overtime.. The Kings now lead the Gt Lakes Jr C semifinal three games to none with Game Four in Alvinston tomorrow night..

In the UHL Kalamazoo blanked Port Huron 2-0.. The Beacons are in Quad City tonight..


Sting-OHL

Mon Dec 5 2005 - Evan McGrath had a pair of goals to propel the Rangers to a 6-3 win over the Sarnia Sting In Kitchener.. Marco Caprara scored two power play goals for the Sting in the first period..Chad Painchaud had the other Sarnia goal.. The Sting visit Erie tonite starting at seven on CHOK..
At Erie Dan Collins had a goal and two assists to lead Plymouth over the Otters 3-1... Corey Perry and Dan Fritche were among the scorers as the London Knights beat Windsor 5-1.. At Mississauga, John Hecimovic scored a pair of goals as the IceDogs shaded Toronto St. Michael's 2-1.. Adam Berti scored twice to lift the Oshawa Generals to their first win in 15 games, 5-3 over the Peterboro Petes.. Elsewhere in the OHL.. Kingston blanked Belleville 5-0.. Ottawa dumped Brampton 6-1.. and Barrie and Sudbury tied 2-2..


Sting

Sun Mar 6 2005 - James Neal scored 2:18 into overtime as the Whalers edged the Sarnia Sting 4-3 in Plymouth.. Sarnia centre Michael Haley's goal with 19.4 seconds remaining in regulation had sent the game into the extra period before Neal's winner.. Jonas Fiedler scored twice for Plymouth who moved within four points of Sault Ste. Marie for first place in the OHL West Division.. Jordan Grant and Chad Painchaud also scored for Sarnia.. Tonite the Sting host the Sudbury Wolves starting at 5:30 on CHOK..


Jr B-UHL-OMHA

Sun Mar 6 2005 - Mike Sharp scored two goals as the visiting St Thomas Stars downed the Sarnia Blast 4-1.. The Stars now lead the Western Jr B semifinal two games to none.. Brad Cooper scored the lone Sarnia goal.. In the other semi Chatham beat the Nationals 3-1 in London to take a 2-0 series lead..

In the UHL.. Port Huron edged Elmira, New York 2-1..

In the OMHA Juvenile playdowns Mildmay shaded Forest 3-2.. Game two in the best of five semifinal goes this afternoon in Mildmay at 1:30..

In the OMHA PeeWee playdowns the Petrolia Oilers and Saugeen Shores tied 3-3.. Saugeen leads the six point series three points to one with the next game this afternoon at four in Petrolia..


Sting-OHL

Sat Mar 5 2005 - Jeff Carter scored a pair of goals, the second coming early in the third period, as the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds edged the Sarnia Sting 2-1 at the SSEC.. Chad Painchaud had the lone goal for the Sting... Jakub Cech earned the win with a 26-save performance for Sault Ste. Marie, while Mike Iafrate stopped 34 shots for Sarnia.. The loss coupled with Guelph's overtime tie elimnates the Sting from playoff contention.. The Sting visit Plymouth tonight starting at 7:05 on CHOK and host Sudbury tomorrow nite..

In Plymouth Cory Tanaka scored with 22.8 seconds remaining in regulation as the Whalers drew with the Sudbury Wolves 1-1..

Tyler Harrison's goal with one minute left in the third period lifted the Brampton Battalion into a 2-2 tie with the Guelph Storm..

Corey Perry's career performance helped the London Knights blitz their way to the best record in Ontario Hockey League history. Perry scored once and added a career-high seven assists - second-most in league history - as the Knights trounced the Saginaw Spirit 12-0 for their OHL-record 55th win and 112th point of the season.

Kitchener beat Kingston 5-2.. Ottawa doubled Barrie 6-3.. Miississauga blanked Belleville 4-0 and Toronto St Mikes clipped Oshawa 5-4 in overtime..


Jr B-UHL

Sat Mar 5 2005 - The St Thomas Stars edged the visiting Sarnia Blast 6-5 in the opening game of their Western Jr B semifinal series.. Matt Parkes scored twice for Sarnia with singles going to Nick Rolls, Chris Meyers and Brad Cooper.. Game two goes tonite at 7:30 at the Sarnia Arena.. The other semi between Chatham and London continues in London tonight with the Maroons up one game to none..

In the UHL Port Huron shaded Adirondack 4-3 in an overtime shootout..


Sting and Knight's Tonight.

Mon Feb 28 2005 - The Sarnia Sting coming off a mid-week win in Sault Ste. Marie get back to action tonight at the SSEC. The Sting, 12 points out of the final Western Conference playoff spot will host the London Knight's in their final meeting of the regular season. Sting have yet to beat the Knight's this season and are coming off a 7-0 shalacking 10 days ago at the John Labatt Centre.

Knight's have won 9 of their past 10 and two in a row.

Catch the pre-game show, the Sarnia Sting Tonight, here on CHOK beginning at 7:05 p.m.


LSSAA Basketball

Sun Feb 27 2005 - The St Clair Colts won its first ever senior boys basketball championship with a 45-39 victory over St Pats in the final.. Jason Milliquet led the Colts' offence with 16 points..

St Christopher claimed the junior title downing Northern 41-37 and St Christopher also won the midget final 44-37 over St Clair..


Sarnia Blast

Sun Feb 27 2005 - Chris Meyers and Brandon Biggers scored two goals each as the Sarnia Blast doubled the visiiting Leamington Flyers 6-3 to win their Western Jr B quarterfinal series in five games..

Brian Goudie had a goal and three assists and Nick Rolls also scored for the Blast who will meet St Thomas in the semifinals.. The other semi will have Chatham meeting London..


OHL-UHL-OMHA

Sun Feb 27 2005 - Corey Perry and Bryan Rodney each had a goal and an assist as the top-ranked London Knights cruised to a 5-1 win over the Whalers in Plymouth.. The Sarnia Sting host the Knights tomorrow night.. Justin Azevedo scored with 54 seconds left in regulation to lift the Kitchener Rangers into a 2-2 tie with the Spirit in Saginaw.. John Hecimovic scored with 55 seconds left in the third period as the Mississauga IceDogs earned a 3-3 tie with the Attack in Owen Sound.. Toronto St Mikes and Belleville tied 2-2.. Barrie beat Kingston 5-2.. Erie doubled Ottawa 4-2.. and Peterboro downed Oshawa 6-1..

In the UHL Port Huron shaded visiting Flint 4-3 in a shootout..

In the OMHA Juvenile playdowns Peter Gail and Brendan Wooters scored three goals each as the Forest Panthers whipped visiting Waterford 7-1, taking the best of five in four games and moving on to the semifinals..


OHL

Sat Feb 26 2005 - Ryan Callahan scored 33 seconds into overtime to lift the Guelph Storm to a 4-3 win over the Sudbury Wolves.. Tyler Harrison scored twice to lead the Brampton Battalion to a 6-3 win over the Owen Sound Attack.. John Hecimovic and Michael Swift had a pair of goals each as the Mississauga IceDogs exploded for three goals in less than a minute to start the third period en route to a 6-2 victory over the Ottawa 67's.. Elsewhere.. Peterboro blanked Kingston 1-0.. and Belleville edged Oshawa 4-3..

Among games tonight London's at Plymouth.. and Saginaw entertains Kitchener.. The Sarnia Sting are idle until Monday night when they host the Knights..


Jr B-Sr A-UHL-OMHA

Sat Feb 26 2005 - In Western Jr B play the London Nationals shaded St Marys 2-1 to win their quarterfinal series four games to one.. The St Thomas Stars whipped Tecumseh 6-1 to win their quarterfinal in five games..

Tonight the Sarnia Blast, leading three games to one, host the Leamington Flyers at 7:30 at the Sarnia Arena.. Broadcast time is 7:25 on CHOK..

In Sr A play visiting Tillsonburg clipped Petrolia 4-3 in overtime.. The Squires are in Tillsonburg tonite..

In the UHL.. Port Huron edged Muskegon 4-3 in a shootout.. Tonight the Beacons host the Flint Generals at seven..

The OMHA Juvenile playdowns continue tonight with the Forest Panthers hosting Waterford at seven.. Forest leads the best of five two games to one..


Sting winless in 9.

Mon Feb 21 2005 - The Sarnia Sting put and end to their 8 game losing streak, but weren't able to get the win after a 2-2 tie with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. Sting lead 2-0 until late in the third period on goals by Jamie Fraser and Chad Painchaud. The lead held up until 16:36 of the third when the Hounds would score the first of back-to-back goals, just 39 seconds apart.

Ryan Munce made 35 saves as the Sting are winless now in their last 9 games and sit 11 points back of Guelph for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference.

They'll travel to the Sault on Wednesday.


Sting-OHL

Sun Feb 20 2005 - The Sarnia Sting will be looking to end an eight-game losing streak when they host the Soo Greyhounds tonite at six.. Broadcast time is 5:30 on CHOK..

Last nite Brody Todd scored three goals as the Greyhounds defeated the Plymouth Whalers 6-2 and move into sole possession of first place in the OHL's West Division after Windsor lost 6-2 in Peterborough.. The Greyhounds, Whalers and Spitfires were all tied for first heading into action Saturday.. The Barrie Colts defeated the Saginaw Spirit 7-2 .. Kitchener bear Erie 3-1 and Owen Sound and Belleville tied 2-2..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL-OMHA

Sun Feb 20 2005 - In Western Jr B quarterfinal action Chatham blanked Strathroy 4-0 and London downed St Marys 5-2.. The Maroons and Nationals now lead their series two games to none.. Tonite the Sarnia Blast take their 1-0 series lead into Leamington for a 7:30 start.. Strathroy's at Chatham and Tecumseh, up 1-0, is home to St Thomas..

In Jr C quarterfinals Mooretown edged Alvinston 4-3 in overtime to even the series at a game each.. Tonite Dreden, leading 1-0, is in Belle River and Essex is at Blenheim..

In Sr A the visiting Dundas Real McCoys shaded Petrolia 5-4.. Jason Polera scored two goals and a assist for the Squires..

In the UHL Fort Wayne beat Port Huron 4-1..

In the OMHA Juvenile playdowns the Forest Panthers crushed Waterdown 8-1 to even the best of five at a game each.. Game three is tonite at five in Waterdown..


Nissan Open

Sat Feb 19 2005 - Mike Weir slipped back in the pack after shooting a two over 73 in the second round of the Nissan Open Friday in California. Weir had four birdies, three bogies and a triple bogey on his card and at minus two is seven shots back of clubhouse leader Chad Campbell.. Half the field must complete their second rounds today before the third round can begin.


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Feb 19 2005 - In Western Jr B playoffs..Tecumseh upset St Thomas 7-4 and London doubled St Marys 6-3.. Both were the opening games of the best of seven quarterfinals.. Tonight the Nationals host St Marys.. and Chatham's at Strathroy leading that series one game to none..

In Jr C playoffs Alvinston got by Mooretown 5-2 ..And Dresden beat Belle River 5-2 in their quarter final openers.. Tonight the Flags play host to the Flyers at 7:30..

In the UHL Fort Wayne clipped the Beacons 3-2 in an overtime shootout..The Beacons are in Fort Wayne tonight..

In Sr A play tonight the Petrolia Squires entertain Dundas at eight..

The OMHA Juvenile playdowns continue in Forest tonight with the Panthers hosting Waterdown at seven.. Waterdown leads the best of five one game to none..


Sting-OHL

Sat Feb 19 2005 - Trevor Kell scored three goals as the London Knights blanked the visiting Sarnia Sting 7-0 at the JLC.. Danny Fritche, Corey Perry, Danny Syvret and Dylan Hunter adding singles.. With their 50th win of the season the Knights become the first OHL team with back-to-back fifty win seasons.. It was Sarnia's eighth loss in a row.. Ryan Munce stopped 50 London shots while Gerald Coleman kicked aside 33 for the shutout.. The Sting host Sault St Marie tomorrow night..

The Greyhounds earned a 3-0 win over the Spirit in Saginaw.. Plymouth downed the Storm 3-1 in Guelph.. Windsor edged the Rangers 3-2 in KItchener.. The Spitfires, Whalers and Greyhounds all share top spot in the OHL's West Division..

Elsewhere.. Brampton shaded Sudbury 3-2.. Mississauga beat Oshawa 6-1.. Ottawa blanked Peterboro 4-0.. Owen Sound dropped Kingston 4-1.. and Toronto St Mikes edged Erie 4-3 in overtime..


NHL Season Dead

Wed Feb 16 2005 - For many hockey fans it was the inevitable. N-H-L Commissioner Gary Bettman has officially scrapped the season. He broke the news to hockey fans during a news conference in New York this afternoon. The N-H-L is the first major professional league in North America to cancel a season from beginning to end.


Season May Be Saved.

Wed Feb 16 2005 - We'll know this morning whether there will be an N-H-L season.

The league made a take-it-or-leave it offer last night -- a proposal that included a 42.5 (m) million-dollar U-S salary cap. The N-H-L gave the union until 11 a-m Eastern Time today to accept that offer.
Commissioner Gary Bettman claims that if teams spent 49 (m) million dollars, total player compensation would top last year's total.

Until Monday, the union said it wouldn't accept any salary cap. That has many players angry with Bob Goodenow. The association changed its stance when the league dropped its demand that N-H-L revenues be linked to player costs. So now the two sides are six and a-half (m) million dollars apart with time running out on the commissioner's deadline for saving the season.


Golf

Sun Feb 13 2005 - Sarnia's Mike Weir fired a one over par 73 Saturday and at minus ten is tied for eighth, ten shots off the lead held by Phil Mickelson at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am.. Mickelson, looking for his second straight win, has a seven stroke lead over Greg Owen..


Jr Curling

Sun Feb 13 2005 - Saskatchewan's Kyle George scored three in the ninth end to defeat Ontario's Mark Bice 8-5 in the Canadian men's junior curling championships final Saturday.. The Bice rink from the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club scored once in the eighth end to tie the match 5-5 but was blown out of the water in the ninth.


OHL-Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Feb 13 2005 - The Sarnia Sting, nine points out of a playoff spot, are in Brampton this afternoon..broadcast time is 1:30 on CHOK.. Yesterday in the OHL the London Knights beat the Saginaw Spirit 3-1.. The Plymouth Whalers beat the Windsor Spitfires 6-3 to remain in a first place tie in the West with Sault St Marie who beat Barrie 3-2..

In Western Jr B action.. Brandon Biggers scored twice in a losing cause as the Sarnia Blast were shaded 4-3 in London.. The Blast hold down second place by a point over St Thomas.. The Stars final game is tonite in Leamington..Chatham edged St Marys 3-2..

In Jr C Mooretown ended the regular season with a 5-2 home-ice win over Belle River..

In the UHL.. Aaron Brand scored two goals and two assists as Port Huron beat visiting Danbury 5-2..


Curling

Sat Feb 12 2005 - The Canadian junior men's curling championship will be decided today in Fredericton, with Ontario's Mark Bice taking on Kyle George of Saskatchewan.. The Bice squad, from the SGCC, set up the final by defeating Nova Scotia in the semifinal, 7-3.


Golf

Sat Feb 12 2005 - Mike Weir fired a five under par 67 in the second round of the Pebble Beach Pro-Am to move to minus eleven.. That's good enough for second place but still four shots back of leader Phil Mickelson..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Feb 12 2005 - In Western Jr B play the St Thomas Stars doubled the Petrolia Jets 4-2 and Chatham defeated Tecumseh 6-3.. Tonite the Sarnia Blast visit London.. A win would ensure the Blast maintain second place heading into the playoffs next week.. And Chatham's at St Marys..

In Jr C Dresden shaded Mooretown 4-3 in overtime.. and Alvinston and Essex tied 2-2.. The Flags wrap up the regular season when they host Belle River tonite at 7:30..

In Sr A Craig Laframboise scored two goals for Petrolia in a 6-4 loss in Dundas..

In the UHL Sean Avery of the L-A Kings scored twice as the Motor City Mechanics edged Port Huron 3-2.. Tonite the Beacons host Danbury at seven..

In OMHA Juvenile playdowns the Forest Panthers whipped Glencoe 6-1 to take the series in three straight games..


Sting-OHL

Sat Feb 12 2005 - Cory Emmerton scored a disputed goal in overtime to lead the Kingston Frontenacs to a 3-2 home-ice win over the Sarnia Sting.. Erik Schwanz and Scott Restoule scored for Sarnia who outshot the Frontenacs 40 to 31.. The Sting visit Brampton tomorrow afternoon starting at 1:30 on CHOK..

With last nite's single point the Sting move to within nine points of the final playoff spot held by Guelph in the OHL West.. Last nite Windsor beat the Storm 5-3.. Plymouth downed Saginaw 5-1 and the Soo Greyhounds beat Oshawa 5-2..

Danny Fritche and David Bolland scored two goals ech as London downed Toronto St Mikes 5-1..Owen Sound and Kitchener tied 1-1.. Ottawa beat Mississauga 5-2 and Sudbury edged Barrie 3-2..


Junior Curling

Sat Feb 5 2005 - Ontario represented by Sarnia's Mark Bice rink will play Nova Scotia in a semi-final tonight at 6 pm (Feb 11th) after ending the round robin in second place at the Canadian Junior Men's Curling Championship in Fredericton. The winner will meet Saskatchewan at noon Saturday for the championship.


Blast in Second Place.

Wed Feb 9 2005 - The Sarnia Blast are once again in second spot in the Western Junior B standings after edging the Petrolia Jets 5-4 last night at Sarnia Arena. Steve Kinnie and Kraig Wright lead the Blast attack with a goal and an assist each.

With the loss the Jets were officially eliminated from the post-season, meaning the Strathroy Rockets get the final playoff berth.
The Blast host Strathroy tomorrow night.


Pats Win Again

Mon Feb 7 2005 - Make it three Super Bowl championships in four seasons for the New England Patriots. Tom Brady threw a pair of touchdown passes to lead the Patriots to a 24-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 39. Corey Dillon added a T-D run as the Pats become the second team to win three titles in a four-year span.

The victory spoiled a sensational return by Eagles wideout Terrell Owens, who had nine catches for 122 yards. Owens wasn't even supposed to play after suffering a serious leg injury in late December. Owens says he did what he could.

The Eagles' Donovan McNabb threw for 356 yards and three touchdowns, but was intercepted three times.


Basketball

Sun Feb 6 2005 - In OCAA mens basketball Soo College beat the Lambton Lions 85-66..

St Pats will take on St Francis at St Pats and St Clair meets Emery Collegiate at St Clair in the semifinals of the St Pats Senior Boys Basketball tournament.. Both games start at noon followed by the championship game at St Pats..




Curling

Sun Feb 6 2005 - Sarnia's Mark Bice rink is 1-1 after the first day of the Canadian Junior Mens Curling championships in Fredericton, New Brunswick..

The Bice foursome lost their first game to Sakatchewan 7-2 then beat the Northwest Territories 9-3.. Four teams share the lead at 2-0..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL-OMHA

Sun Feb 6 2005 - In Western Jr B action the Sarnia Blast scored three goals in the third period for a 5-2 win over first place Chatham at the Sarnia Arena..and Leamington shaded London 5-4 in a shootout..

In Jr C Mooretown beat Blenheim 5-1 and Dresden downed Kingsville 4-1..

In Sr A Jason Polera had the hat trick as Petrolia defeated visiting Brantford 5-3..

In the UHL Adirondack clipped Port Huron 4-3..

In OMHA Juvenile playoffs Forest beat Glencoe 7-2.. Game two of the best of five is tonite at nine in Forest..


Sting-OHL

Sun Feb 6 2005 - Jeff MacDougald stopped 45 shots - including 17 in the third period - to lead the Peterborough Petes to a 5-2 win over the Sarnia Sting..
Jordan Morrison led the way offensively with a goal and two assists for the Petes.. Steve Savor and Chad Painchaud replied with goals for Sarnia while Mike Iafrate and Ryan Munce combined to make 34 saves.. The Sting host the Erie Otters tomorrow nite at 7:30..

The Otters blanked Kitchener 2-0.. In Saginaw the Spirit downed the Owen Sound Attack 4-2.. the Soo Greyhounds and Mississauga tied 1-1 and Barrie edged Guelph 3-2..


Jrs-Sr A-UHL-AHL

Sat Feb 5 2005 - In Western Jr B play Chatham swamped Petrolia 10-1.. and St Thomas edged Tecumseh 4-3.. Tonite the Sarnia Blast host the Maroons at 7:30 at the Sarnia Arena..

In Jr C Dresden downed Blenheim 8-3..Tonite Blenheim's at Mooretown at 7:30 and Dresden's at Kingsville..

In Sr A the Petrolia Squires are home to Brantford at eight..

In the UHL Port Huron shaded Elmira 3-2.. Tonite the Beacons visit Adirondack..

Sarnia's Michael Leighton blocked all 36 shots that he faced as the Norfolk Admirals shut down the Binghamton Senators 3-0 in the AHL on Friday night.




Sting-OHL

Sat Feb 5 2005 - The visiting Owen Sound Attack scored four goals in the third period enroute to a 5-3 win over the Sarnia Sting.. Trevor Solomon, Mathis Olimb and Steve Savor scored for the Sting who host Peterborough tonite starting at 7:05 on CHOK..

The Petes were on the verge of beating London for the second time this season before the Knights roared back with five straight third-period goals to win 7-5 at the JLC.. Bryan Rodney, with two, Rob Schremp, David Bolland and Drew Larman scored the goals in just under 13 minutes to erase a 5-2 Peterborough lead. Danny Syvret and Dylan Hunter also scored..

In Saginaw..Alexei Ivanov scored two goals and Wayne Savage made 36 saves as the Toronto-St. Michael's Majors beat the Spirit 3-1..

David Clarkson scored twice and Evan McGrath assisted on three goals to lead the Kitchener Rangers past the visiting Plymouth Whalers 5-2..

Rookie goaltender Kyle Gajewski turned aside 26 shots to earn his second shutout of the season Friday as theGreyhounds blanked the Belleville Bulls 5-0 in the Soo..

Elsewhere in the "O".. Erie doubled Guelph 4-2.. Brampton beat Ottawa 5-1.. Kingston blanked Oshawa 6-0.. and Mississauga beat Sudbury 5-1..



Lambton College sports

Sat Feb 5 2005 - At the Lambton College Wild West womens hockey tournament the Lambton Lions went undefeated in four games and won the final 4-3 over Mohawk.. Jenny Mitchell scored twice for the Lions..

In mens basketball Lambton beat Algoma 86-60..



Team West wins All-Star Game.

Thu Feb 3 2005 - The London Knights made their presence felt in the Bell OHL All-Star Classic by scoring six of nine goals for the Western Conference in an 9-4 win over the Eastern Conference.

The Knights, had eight players in the West's lineup which was by far the most of any team. London's Robbie Schremp scored twice and had two assists and Corey Perry, the OHL's leading scorer, had a goal and three assists. Knights forwards Dylan Hunter and David Bolland and defenceman Danny Syvret also chipped in a goal.

Jeff Carter of the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds and Ryan Callahan of the Guelph Storm, also scored for the West in front of a full house at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre. Perry, an Anaheim Mighty Ducks draft pick, was named top player for the West squad.

Barrie Colts teammates Bryan Little and Rob Hisey, Peterborough's Jamie Tardiff and Brampton Wojtek Woski replied for the East. Hisey was chosen the East's MVP.

London's Adam Dennis started in net for the West and he stopped 17 of 18 shots before giving way to Plymouth's Ryan Nie, who turned away 25 of 28.

Sarnia Sting forward Brad Efthimiou was held off the scoreboard for the winning West side, while Head Coach Shawn Camp was behind the bench.


NHL Talks

Wed Feb 2 2005 - Today's N-H-L labour meeting was a short one. The two sides met for less than two hours in the New York area with the N-H-L season hanging in the balance. The league presented a new proposal to the N-H-L-P-A. As expected, the offer included a hard salary cap but early indications are the union had no interest.


2005 OHL All-Star Game Goes Tonight.

Wed Feb 2 2005 - Hockey fever has taken over Owen Sound.

It's not the N-H-L, but the city is gearing up for tonight's 2005 Bell Classic O-H-L All Star Game. The Western Conference All Stars -- whose lineup will include three members of Canada's National Junior Hockey -- will host the Eastern Conference All Stars. Team West will also include Sting forward Brad F-M-U and be coached by Shawn Camp.

Jeff Carter of Sault Ste Marie, along with Danny Syvret and Corey Perry of the London Knights will be on the Western squad. Anthony Stewart of the Kingston Frontenacs is the lone member of Canada's National Junior team on the Eastern Conference team, caoched by Mississauga Icedogs coach Greg Gilbert.

The puck drops at 7 p-m at the Harry Lumley-Bayshore Community Centre.


Sting End 4 Game Losing skid.

Mon Jan 31 2005 - The Sarnia Sting put to end their 4 game losing streak beating West Division rivals the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhound 3-2 yesterday at the SSEC. Mat Olimb, Kody Musselman and Mark Versteeg-Lytwyn scored for the Sting who never trailed in the game. Head Coach Shawn Camp says the team kept working and wanted the victory. Ryan Munce kicked away 29 shots for the win. Sting are 10 points back of Guelph for the final playoff spot with 18 games remaining in the regular season.


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sun Jan 30 2005 - In Western Jr B play.. Despite outshooting the Chiefs 50-25 the Sarnia Blast were shaded 3-2 by visiting Tecumseh.. Brian Goudie and Brad Houston scored for the Blast.. London swamped Strathroy 8-2..

In Jr C Mooretown and Southpoint skated to a 4-4 tie..

In Sr A Jason Polera scored twice as the Petrolia Squires beat visiting Cambridge 5-3..

In the UHL the Missouri River Otters edged Port Huron 3-2..


Sting-OHL

Sun Jan 30 2005 - Richard Klune scored two goals in a losing cause as the visiting Kingston Frontenacs doubled the Sarnia Sting 4-2 at the SSEC.. Bobby Bolt scored twice for Kingson with Bobby Hughes and Todd Griffith adding singles.. The Sting will be looking to end a four-game losing streak when they host the Soo Greyhounds tonite starting at six.. Last nite Marek Kvapil scored three goals as the Saginaw Spirit doubled up on the Greyhounds 4-2..

Mitch Maunu scored the game-winner on a power play in the second period as the Windsor Spitfires downed the Plymouth Whalers 3-1.. Drew Larman, Dylan Hunter and Danny Syvret scored for London in a 3-2 win over the Attack in Owen Sound..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Jan 29 2005 - In Western Jr B action the Sarnia Blast scored three times in the third period enroute to a 5-2 win over visiting Leamington..Tonight the Blast host Tecumseh at 7:30.. The Chiefs were shutout 3-0 by Chatham and St Thomas downed the Jets 5-1 in Petrolia.. Strathroy is home to London tonite at 7:30..

In Jr C Alvinston dumped Belle River 7-4.. The Flyers visit Kingsville tonite and Mooretown entertains Southpoint at 7:30..

In Sr A play the Petrolia Squires host Cambridge at eight..

In the UHL.. Port Huron doubled Kansas City 6-3.. The Beacons visit Missouri tonite..


Sting-OHL

Sat Jan 29 2005 - OHL points leader Corey Perry scored two goals and picked up a pair of assists as the London Knights downed the Sarnia Sting 7-3 at the JLC.. The Sting opened the scoring early in the first on a goal by Matt Olimb.. It was 2-1 London after one but the Knights scored five times in the second to put the game out of reach.. Chad Painchaud and Jamie Frazer also scored for the Sting who host Kingston tonight starting at 7:05 on CHOK..

Last night Anthony Stewart scored twice as the Frontenacs beat Mississauga 5-2.. In Plymouth the Whalers blanked Saginaw 5-0.. Tonite Plymouth is in Saginaw.. Elsewhere in the "O".. Guelph and Kitchener tied 1-1.. Owen Sound and Peterboro tied 2-2 as did Barrie and Sudbury.. Ottawa beat Belleville 6-2.. Toronto St Mikes downed Oshawa 5-2 and Brampton and Erie tied 1-1..


Sting lose game and Pelech

Mon Jan 24 2005 - The Sarnia Sting had a 10 minutes lapse to begin the second period last night in which the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds took advantage scoring 4 straight goals on the way to a 4-3 win. The Sting replied with three of their own, as Brad F-M-U scored twice and Jamie Fraser netted his 8th of the season to pull to within a goal. Head Coach Shawn Camp says AGAIN they failed to play for 60 minutes.

Defenseman Matt Pelech sustained yet ANOTHER jaw injury, likely breakig it for the second time this year after former teammate Reg Thomas crosschecked him in the face early in the third, with NO penalty called. The Sting have lost two straight and 8 of their last 10 games.


Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Jan 23 2005 - The Western Jr B game between the Blast and Petrolia Jets in Sarnia was cancelled last nite due to the storm.. as was the St Marys and Maroons game in Chatham.. One game did get played as St Thomas shaded London 4-3.. Tonite the Stars host Tecumseh..Chatham's home to Leamington and Strathroy entertains St Marys..

In Jr C play Alvinston plays host to Southpoint at seven..

In the UHL the Port Huron Beacons blew a five goal lead but beat Flint 6-5 in a shootout...


Sting-OHL

Sun Jan 23 2005 - The Plymouth Whalers rallied with three goals in the third period enroute to a 5-3 win over the visiting Sarnia Sting.. Dan Collins scored the hat trick for the West division-leading Whalers.. Brad Efthimou, Trevor Soloman and Mathis Olimb scored for the Sting who are in Sault St Marie tonite starting at 6:30 on CHOK.. The Windsor Spitfires edged Barrie 4-3.. The Saginaw Spirit clipped Belleville 3-2 and Kitchener defeated Erie 5-4..


Jr B-Jr C-Sr A-UHL

Sat Jan 22 2005 - In Western Jr B play St Thomas upset first place Chatham 4-2.. Leamington clipped Tecumseh 6-5 and St Marys beat London 4-1.. Tonite the Sarnia Blast host the Petrolia Jets at 7:30 at the SSEC.. Chatham is home to St Marys and St Thomas visits London..

In Jr C Joel Scott scored all the goals for Dresden as the Lumberkings edged Alvinston 3-2.. Mooretown entertains Dresden tonte at 7:30 and Belle River's at Kingsville..

In Sr A Petrolia and Aylmer skated to a 2-2 tie and Brantford downed Cambridge 7-5.. Tonite's Squires' game in Tillsonby=urg has been cancelled.. In the UHL the Port Huron Beacons host Flint at eight..


Sting-OHL

Sat Jan 22 2005 - The Sarnia Sting gave up three power play goals enroute to a 4-4 home ice tie against West division rival Windsor.. With their goalie on the bench the Spitfires' Paul Giallonardo scored with 30 seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime.. Sting rookie Kody Musselman had a goal and an assist.. Chad Painchaud, Michael Haley and Mathis Olimb also scored for Sarnia.. Tonite the Sting visit West division-leading Plymouth.. Broadcast time is 7:05 on CHOK..

Last nite the Whalers were blanked 2-0 by visiting Barrie.. Saginaw and Ottawa tied 3-3.. Dylan Hunter scored twice as London ended a two-game losing streak with a 5-0 home ice win over Kingston.. Danny Fritche also scored for the Knights and Corey Perry had four assists..

Elsewhere.. Guelph beat Erie 3-1.. Brampton downed Mississauga 5-3.. Kitchener defeated Oshawa 8-5.. and Toronto St Mikes shaded Sudbury 4-3..


NHL Labour Talks

Wed Jan 19 2005 - There's nothing to lose but the rest of the N-H-L season when players and management meet today in Chicago. Six men -- three from each side -- will try to find some middle ground to jump-start talks toward ending the lockout. Players' Association president Trevor Linden got the last-ditch talks in place with a call to Calgary Flames part-owner Harley Hotchkiss, who is chairman of the N-H-L board of governors. The two lightning rods in the labour dispute -- commissioner Gary Bettman and union head Bob Goodenow (GOOD'-en-noh) -- will not be present. Bill Daly, the N-H-L's chief legal officer will be. While he doesn't think this is the last chance, he does admit it's a critical period. The players say they won't present a new proposal, and Daly maintains the owners aren't prepared to make a new offer, either.


Jr B-Sr A-UHL

Sat Jan 15 2005 - In Western Jr B play.. Matt Parkes scored two goals as the Sarnia Blast doubled the Chiefs 6-3 in Tecumseh.. Steve Kinnie, Ward Smith, Dustin Cloutier and Bryan Goudy also scored for Sarnia.. St Thomas got by St Marys 3-2.. Tonight Petrolia visits London..

In Sr A play visiting Aylmer downed Petrolia 3-1 and Tillsonburg defeated Cambridge 4-1..

In the UHL Muskegon beat Port Huron 4-2..


Sting-OHL

Sat Jan 15 2005 - Evan McGrath scored at 2:59 of overtime to lead the Kitchener Rangers to a 4-3 win over the visiting Sarnia Sting.. Matt Pelech, Trevor Solomon and Kody Musselman, with his first career OHL goal, scored for the Sting.. The Sting visit Saginaw tonite starting at 6:30 on CHOK..

John Scott Dickson scored a pair of power-play goals in the first period to help the visiting Windsor Spitfires to a 5-3 win over the Oshawa Generals..

Danny Taylor turned aside 21 shots as the Guelph Storm blanked the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 3-0..

Former Guelph goalie Adam Dennis made his debut in net for London as the Knights beat visiting Brampton 4-2.. Corey Perry scored twice for the league-leaders..

Elsewhere in the "O" Owen Sound edged Erie 4-3.. Mississauaga shaded Sudbury 3-2.. Ottawa beat Peterborough 5-3 and Belleville clipped Kingston 2-1..


Sting TRADE Fritsche

Mon Jan 10 2005 - The Sarnia Sting made a last minute trade before last night's OHL trade deadline sending Danny Fritsche to the London Knights for three draft picks. In return the Sting get a 5th round pick this year, a 3rd round draft pick next year and a second round pick in 2007. Sting General Manager Allan Millar says Danny Fritsche approached him about the possibility of being moved, but did not request a trade. The former first round pick says despite him leaving, the future looks bright for the Sting organization with the management team in place.
The Sting will visit London on Friday, January the 28th.


Golf-Weir

Sun Jan 9 2005 - Mike Weir's in a tie for fifth, four shots off the lead held by Vijay Singh heading into the final round of the Mercedes Championship in Hawaii.. Weir fired a two under 71 Saturday and sits at minus 15.. Jonathon Kaye is a shot off the lead and Ernie Els is two back..


NFL Playoffs

Sun Jan 9 2005 - The N-F-L's wild-card weekend continues with two more games today. Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts host the Denver Broncos starting at 12:30 on CHOK.. And Brett Favre and the Green Bay Packers face the Minnesota Vikings.. In yesterday's games, the New York Jets edged San Diego 20-17 in overtime while the St. Louis Rams beat Seattle 27-20.


Jr Curling

Sun Jan 9 2005 - The Mark Bice rink from the SGCC is looking for its second Ontario junior mens curling title in three years when it meets the Mike Callan rink from Oakville in today's final in Peterboro.. Bice finished the round robin at 6-1.. Sarnia's Holly Nicol missed the women's playoffs after losing 7-4 to Halton Hills and finishing at 3-4..


High School hoops

Sun Jan 9 2005 - Jason Milliquet scored 34 points as St Clair beat Toronto Taps 66-52 in the final of the Colts Classic Sr boys basketball tournament..

At the Northern Midget Invitational the host Vikings beat St Clair 42-39 in the final..

The St Clair Mini-Colts won the Stratford major bantam boys basketball tournament defeating the host team St Michaels 57-23 in the final..Luke Garrett scored 18 points for the winners..


Sting-Jr B-Jr C-UHL

Sun Jan 9 2005 - Stefan Ruzicka scored two goals to help the Owen Sound Attack beat the Sarnia Sting 6-1.. Adam Abramson scored the lone Sarnia goal.. It was Sarnia's fourth loss in a row.. The Sting host Kitchener tonight at six at the SSEC.. Airtime is 5:30 on CHOK.. Kitchener beat the Spirit. in Saginaw 4-3.. Other winners in the "O".. Peterboro, Barrie and Erie..

Kraig Wright, Steve Kinnie and Brad Houston scored for Sarnia as the Blast beat visiting St Thomas 3-1 in Western Jr B play.. The win moves the Blast into a second place tie with the Stars.. Elsewhere St Marys doubled London 4-2..Tonight Petrolia visits Strathroy at seven and London's at Chatham.. In Jr C play Alvinston is home to Wallaceburg at seven..

In the UHL Port Huron got by the Motor City Mechanics 7-5..



Golf-Mike Weir

Sat Jan 8 2005 - Mike Weir had nine birdies, an eagle