Ten Lancers received honours at Monday’s ceremony for the Windsor Essex County Sports Persons of the Year (WESPY) awards.
Ten Lancers received honours at Monday’s ceremony for the Windsor Essex County Sports Persons of the Year (WESPY) awards.
Korissa Williams celebrates her Banner Shield award as Lancer female athlete of the year.
Korissa Williams and Spencer Pommells were named UWindsor Athletes of the Year at the Lancer Evening of Excellence awards banquet Wednesday.
Lancer Spencer Pommells is the CIS men’s hockey player of the year. Photo: Steve Kriemadis.
Lancer Spencer Pommells is the CIS men’s hockey player of the year.
Caitlyn Longmuir contributed 15 points, including three 3-point baskets, to help lead the Lancers past Toronto 64-49 in an OUA quarter-final Saturday.
Both women’s and men’s Lancer basketball teams will play in the Ontario University Athletics final four next weekend.
The defending Queen’s Cup champion Windsor Lancers will begin the divisional final series Wednesday.
The No. 8 Lancer men's hockey team has advanced to the OUA west division finals for the fourth consecutive year.
The Lancer men’s hockey team will close out its regular season at home this weekend.
Lancer Spencer Pommells is the CIS scoring leader, with 26 points in 11 games.
The “Lancers against Bullying” campaign will take centre ice Friday when the UWindsor men’s hockey team hosts McGill.
The Lancer men’s hockey team has taken a 1-0 lead in its best-of-three series for the Ontario University Athletics west division championship, after winning the opener 7-1 over the Lakehead Thunderwolves, Thursday at South Windsor Arena.
Scoring for Windsor were Spencer Pommells with two goals, Richard Cameron, Saverio Posa, Derek Lanoue, Ryan Crevatin and Matt Beaudoin. Lakehead spoiled Parker Van Buskirk's shutout bid with a goal at 16:37 of the third period; the Lancer netminder finished with 30 saves.
Goaltender Parker Van Buskirk backstopped the Lancer men’s hockey team to an quarter-final series upset win over the Western Mustangs.
The Lancer women’s basketball and men’s hockey teams won their playoff contests on the weekend.
Two veteran Lancer men’s hockey players were among the west division’s major award winners announced Wednesday by Ontario University Athletics, and three members of the team were named all-stars.
Steve Ferry was named defenceman of the year, after finishing the regular season with eight goals and 16 assists, for a total of 24 points, good for second at his position. Ferry is a key cog in the Lancers’ game plans, playing on the power play, penalty kill and against opponents’ top lines. He was also named a first team all-star, after earning second team status a year ago.