Chatham-Kent Sports Year in Review: September 2015
Dale Glassford taking the checkered flag – Photo by James MacDonald/ Apex One Photo
- Chatham Cricket Club Launches: Adding to Chatham-Kent’s already vibrant sporting community, the Chatham Cricket Club officially holds their opening, playing from their home field in Thamesville.
- Glassford Unbreakable: Dale Glassford was almost unbeatable throughout the summer of 2015 at South Buxton Raceway, winning almost every race he competed in the UMP Late Models class.
- Injury Bug Spreads: After Shaun Suisham was hurt in late August, several other top athletes from Chatham-Kent, including Seth Griffith, TJ Brodie, and Brendan Johnston were added to the injured list, starting their seasons on the sideline.
- Jordan Durston Drafted: Wallaceburg’s Jordan Durston, who helped the Six Nations Arrows win back-to-back Minto Cup titles, was selected by the Vancouver Stealth, 19th overall, in the NLL Draft.