Category: Columns
Chatham-Kent’s Men’s Athlete of the Year Voting, Open Now!
Voting for the 2021 Men's CKSN Chatham-Kent Women's Athlete Award is open! Voting will stay open from now until New Years Eve, and repeat voting will be ... Read More
Aidan Edwards Continues To Impress, See Video
Aidan Edwards of the Chatham-Kent Cyclones - Photo by CKSN.ca By Matt Pepper Aidan Edwards has been a dominant performer this season for Chatham - ... Read More
What’s In A Name? Ford Field
We know that Ford Field, the home to the NFL's Detroit Lions is named for the Ford Motor Company. Founded in 1903, the Ford Motor ... Read More
In The Name Of Chief Tecumseh’s Legacy
By Ian Kennedy 1877 London Tecumsehs Chief Tecumseh's legacy in this area, and in Indigenous communities across Turtle Island (North America) is cemented. It's one ... Read More
Cyclones Fall To The Dominant Sun County Panthers, See Video
By Matt Pepper An early season viewing for the Cyclones saw a tough Panthers team come to town on September 26th. With some exceptional goaltending ... Read More
This Is What A Bad Teammate Looks Like
Love it or hate it, hockey is a game that puts team over self. Though they are toxic in nature, we've heard mantras of sacrifice ... Read More
Chatham-Kent Women’s Hockey Prospects: Return To Play Edition
Brenna Dittmer - Photo by CKSN.ca With a new season upon us, it’s time again to take a look at our top Women’s hockey prospects. ... Read More
Chatham-Kent Men’s Hockey Prospects: Return To Play Edition
With a new season upon us, it's time again to take a look at our top Men's hockey prospects. After an almost entirely lost season ... Read More
Too Many Men: The NHL’s Downward Spiral
Logan Mailloux took a photo of a teenage girl in the middle of a sexual act without her consent. He then sent it to every ... Read More
The Future Of College Athlete Advocacy Is Local
By Derek Helling The history of effective labor movements in the United States of America has been one of local, small groups eventually joining to ... Read More
Line Change: A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words Of Bias
Have you ever done a Google Image search for your favourite hockey player? If you are searching for a player from a men's league, your ... Read More
So This Is Our Response…
In 2018, a tragedy occurred in Canada. A bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos hockey team collided with a transport truck, killing 16 people, and injuring ... Read More
Even If The College Athlete Right to Organize Act Doesn’t Become Law, The Line of Demarcation Is Now Evident
By Derek Helling Photo from NCAA.com Regarding the future of college athletics and that industry’s status in the eyes of the United States Congress, there ... Read More
One Word At A Time: Wendell Smith Changed Sports For Black Athletes
Jackie Robinson (far left) next to Wendell Smith (second from left) Without Wendell Smith, the history of sport may look completely different. He challenged ideas, ... Read More