Stadium Reviews

Fans who check out a Ticats game at Hamilton Stadium will be glad they did, yelling along with Pigskin Pete, “Oskee-Wee-Wee …”

The Burlington Blaze have a strong lacrosse tradition and have helped produce some strong professional lacrosse players.

Orangeville and lacrosse go together like peanut butter and jelly and the Orangeville Northmen are the main attraction for the town.

The refreshing feel of a true community team in a big city is one that fans will find in the Home of the Wild Pigeon!

GT20's return to Canada is a both welcome and critically important for the continued rise of cricket in Canada.

Checking out some OJLL lacrosse action and the Oakville Buzz is a great way for fans to catch the next generation of lacrosse professionals.

When in Southern Ontario, it is worth the drive to check out the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena and the treasures that it holds.

As the Toronto Argonauts improve at the gate and provide a solid product on the field, the stability of the oldest football team is secure.

While RCGT Park’s glory days may be behind it, the ballpark remains a functional facility that fits the Frontier League well.

The Kitchener-Waterloo Lacrosse Club provides a window into the future of the sport, profiling the athletes who will one day be professional

The Kitchener Memorial Auditorium is one of the most unique venues in the league and a treasure for the league.

The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks compete in the USports OUA West division. they play their home games at the WLU Athletic Complex on campus.

Mississauga has struggled to field an OHL team since Don Cherry's Ice Dogs took the ice. The franchise finds itself again at a crossroads.

The Owen Sound Attack play in the smallest city in the Ontario Hockey League. Their home games are held in the Harry Lumley Community Centre

The brand-new Toldo Lancer Centre gives the Windsor Lancers one of the premier home courts in the OUA.

York Lions Stadium provides the Lions with one of, if not the best football facilities in the conference.

The Guelph Royals have filled the void in Wellington County for summer baseball.

Named after a local radio announcer, Arnold Anderson Stadium is part of Cockshutt Park, a grouping of softball and baseball fields.

An expansion team in 2001, the Baycats stormed the IBL and dominated, winning six championships in a row from 2014 to 2019.

The Kitchener Panthers are one of the founding franchises in the Intercounty Baseball League, which services Southern Ontario.