Author: Ian Kennedy
A University of Western Ontario graduate, Ian Kennedy loves local sports and promoting his community, which is why he founded CKSN in 2011. Ian’s sportscasts and news contributions are regularly featured on 99.1 CKXS FM in Wallaceburg. In the past, Ian worked as a columnist and reporter for the Chatham-Kent Daily Post and Chatham Voice.
Novice Outlaws Win WOGHL Title
The Novice B Chatham Outlaws won the WOGHL championship this past weekend with a win over Woodstock - Contributed PhotoThe Chatham Novice Outlaws won the ... Read More
Local Hockey Coaches Named
Coaches were named this week for the Kent Cobras and Chatham-Kent Cyclones for 2015-2016 - Contributed PhotoThe Chatham-Kent Cyclones and Kent Cobras have named their ... Read More
New Competitive Cheerleading Team Launches
A local cheerleader is lifted by David Liska, with Edmonton Eskimos cheerleader and Chatham native Cassandra Weisher looking on - Contributed PhotoChatham-Kent will be home ... Read More
Maroons Urge Fans To Keep Voting
The Chatham Maroons and fans rally on the ice in support of Kraft Hockeyville - Photo by Helen HeathThe Chatham Maroons Junior B hockey organization ... Read More
U9 Thunder Bring Home Silver
The U9 Chatham Thunder ringette team celebrate their silver medal - Contributed PhotoThe Postma Heating and Cooling U9 Chatham Thunder Ringette team competed over a ... Read More
Chatham-Kent Makes Hockeyville Final Two, VOTE AGAIN
Chatham Maroons' "Superfan" Chad Peterson drives his Kraft Hockeyville adorned vehicle - Photo by Helen Heath Chatham-Kent has already guaranteed they will received $100,000 in ... Read More
Boys Will Be Boys: A Dangerous Idiom
Blenheim and Amherstburg players scrum during a 2015 playoff game - Photo by Kelsey Vermeersch/ CKSN.ca "When people excuse bad behavior by attributing it to ... Read More
Nicholas Helps Canada Win Hong Kong Title
Breanne Nicholas (front row, second from left) helped Team Canada win the Cup title at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Invitational this week - Photo ... Read More
New Carding Rules Will Impact GOJHL Competition
Connor Annett, a Petrolia resident, would have traditionally been an import with the Chatham Maroons in his first season with the team. With new rules, ... Read More
Go Blades Go Sign Back Where It Belongs
The stolen "Go Blades Go" sign has been returned to Blenheim, seen here in the Blenheim Blades dressing room - Contributed PhotoAfter an image surfaced ... Read More
CKSS Hosts Badminton Tournaments
Lee Kucera and Julie Earle won the mixed doubles division at their home CKSS tournament - Contributed PhotoThe Senior and Junior Badminton seasons are underway, ... Read More
Hooked MMA Fighters Knock Out Competition
A Hooked MMA takes the decision in Woodstock - Contributed PhotoIron Monkey MMA club out of Woodstock, Ontario held an amateur MMA card this past ... Read More
Admirals Taunt Blades With Stolen Sign
Amherstburg Admirals players pose with a stolen "Go Blades Go" sign which was once attached to the community of Blenheim's Welcome Sign - Photo from ... Read More
No Sure Things In This Year’s OHL Draft
Zach Lindley, who backed up the Chatham Maroons on occasion this year, is one of several local prospects for the 2015 OHL Draft - Photo ... Read More







