Columnist Jason Winders takes a look back at the last time the Lightning hit the hardcourt. Plus, notes from around the basketball — and sports — world.
Chase Brown grew up dominating on London’s football fields, with his twin brother, Sydney. Now, he’s setting rushing records at the University of Illinois — with his brother still by his side.
As the London Lightning recruit a coach and players for the 2022 season, one thing is now set: A 24-game schedule that will feature opponents from Ontario — and the U.S.
The National Basketball League of Canada has announced it will return, after a lengthy hiatus, in February 2022, nearly two years since teams last took the court.
Highlighted by Roots of Lacrosse and Undeniably Young, there is certainly something for the sports fan at this year’s Forest City Film Festival.
Leslie Sexton, 34, who pounded the pavement in London for nearly a decade, is in a good place — physically and mentally — heading into the Canadian 10K Championships.
Columnist Jason Winders on Friday night’s Majors win, the game’s ability to bring a city together, and a franchise that finally earned its due.
He’s the franchise’s all-time wins leader, at 337. Just three more this year would mean a championship for Roop Chanderdat — the first for the Majors since 1975.
Keira Spencer, a standout shooter, is primed for a big year with Southwest Academy — while fielding college scholarship offers. Plus, notes from around the basketball world.
Miranda Ayim and Bridget Carleton are hoopsters headed in different directions. But both are using their Tokyo Olympic experience as a teaching tool as they journey forward.
