Category: Hockey

Former Wallaceburg Hockey Player Brad Staubitz Named Sarnia Sting Associate Head Coach

Former Wallaceburg Hockey Player Brad Staubitz Named Sarnia Sting Associate Head Coach

CKSN Staff- June 26, 2020

Brad Staubitz coaching the OHL's Sarnia Sting - Photo by Terry Wilson/ OHL Images The Sarnia Sting have named former Wallaceburg hockey player Brad Staubitz ... Read More

Stonehouse Invited To Team Canada’s U17 Development Camp

Stonehouse Invited To Team Canada’s U17 Development Camp

CKSN Staff- June 25, 2020

Brady Stonehouse with the Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs - Photo by CKSN.ca Blenheim's Brady Stonehouse was one of 113 players from across Canada chosen to participate in ... Read More

DJ Degelas Named Alliance Hockey Volunteer of the Year

DJ Degelas Named Alliance Hockey Volunteer of the Year

CKSN Staff- June 24, 2020

DJ Degelas Blenheim's DJ Degelas has been named Alliance Hockey's 2019-2020 Volunteer of the Year. The following is Alliance Hockey's news announcement: DJ Degelas is ... Read More

Brody Fraleigh Heads North To Follow Hockey Dreams In Brockville

Brody Fraleigh Heads North To Follow Hockey Dreams In Brockville

CKSN Staff- June 23, 2020

Brody Fraleigh signing with the Brockville Tikis Wallaceburg's Brody Fraleigh will be moving up the hockey ladder next season, after signing to play for the ... Read More

Maroons Zach Power Signs To Play Junior A With CCHL’s Navan Grads

Maroons Zach Power Signs To Play Junior A With CCHL’s Navan Grads

CKSN Staff- June 22, 2020

Zach Power with the Chatham Maroons - Photo by CKSN.ca Chatham Maroons forward Zach Power is moving up the hockey ladder after the Glencoe product ... Read More

Who Were The Last 5 NHL Draft Picks From Chatham-Kent?

Who Were The Last 5 NHL Draft Picks From Chatham-Kent?

CKSN Staff- June 22, 2020

This week every year, the NHL Draft is held. Except for this year. COVID-19 has sent the entire world into a new era, and sports ... Read More

Kaitlyn Isaac Thankful For Her Community After Successful First NCAA Campaign

Kaitlyn Isaac Thankful For Her Community After Successful First NCAA Campaign

CKSN Staff- June 20, 2020

Kaitlyn Isaac skates the puck for Cornell University - Photo by Cornell Athletics Kaitlyn Isaac has committed herself to excellence on and off the ice. ... Read More

The Story of the Sioux Lookout Black Hawks: Residential School, Hockey, And Assimilation

The Story of the Sioux Lookout Black Hawks: Residential School, Hockey, And Assimilation

CKSN Staff- June 20, 2020

Much research has been done on the Sioux Lookout Black Hawks. In a project led by Janice Forsyth and Alexandra Giancarlo, Crossing The Redline, a ... Read More

Fred Saskamoose: Canada’s First Indigenous NHL Player

Fred Saskamoose: Canada’s First Indigenous NHL Player

CKSN Staff- June 18, 2020

Fred SaskamooseFred Saskamoose, of Cree decent, grew up on Ahtahkakoop First Nation in Saskatchewan. Now 85-years-old, Saskamoose became the first Indigenous hockey player in Canada ... Read More

Samara Whiteye: A Young And Inspiring Indigenous Athlete

Samara Whiteye: A Young And Inspiring Indigenous Athlete

CKSN Staff- June 16, 2020

Samara Whiteye with the Chatham-Kent Crush - Photo by CKSN.caSamara Whiteye loves the game of hockey. She also loves where she comes from. "I am ... Read More

Hockey Provided Respite At Residential Schools, But Was Also A Damaging Tool

Hockey Provided Respite At Residential Schools, But Was Also A Damaging Tool

CKSN Staff- June 16, 2020

Boys playing hockey at residential school - Photo from ActiveHistory.ca Residential schools have left behind generations of trauma, and negative impacts on both physical and ... Read More

“The Best Captain, As A Captain, The Leafs Have Ever Had,” Was Indigenous

“The Best Captain, As A Captain, The Leafs Have Ever Had,” Was Indigenous

CKSN Staff- June 15, 2020

George Armstrong holds with Stanley Cup with the 1967 Toronto Maple LeafsWhen it comes to names in hockey, few are larger than Conn Smythe. That's ... Read More

Meet Canada’s First Indigenous Olympic Gold Medallist: Kenneth Moore

Meet Canada’s First Indigenous Olympic Gold Medallist: Kenneth Moore

CKSN Staff- June 13, 2020

Kenneth MooreKenneth Moore was the first Indigenous person to win an Olympic gold medal while representing Canada. Born in Balcarres, Saskatchewan in 1910, Moore was ... Read More

Home Game: Rethinking Canada Through Indigenous Hockey

Home Game: Rethinking Canada Through Indigenous Hockey

CKSN Submissions- June 12, 2020

By Sam McKegney (Associate Professor of English Language and Literature, Queen's University, Ontario) and Michael Auksi (Indigenous Research Officer, University of Toronto). “Damn, we got ... Read More