Stadium Reviews

The Peterborough Petes compete in the Ontario Hockey League. They play their home games at the Peterborough Memorial Centre

The North Bay Battalion compete in the Ontario Hockey League. They play their home games at Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens.

The Ottawa 67's compete in the Ontario Hockey League. They play their home games at the TD Place Arena.

Stompin' Tom guards the entrance to this old school hockey barn. They don't build them like this anymore.

The Oshawa Generals compete in the Ontario Hockey League. They play their home games at Tribute Communities Centre.

Laurier Golden Hawks hockey is a great way to spend an evening, offering high quality hockey on the ice at an extremely affordable price.

With USports rivalry games already in the works, it seems that the blueprint is in place for the Battle at the Aud to continue to grow.

When in Thunder Bay, a trip to the Thunderdome to see some Lakehead Thunderwolves basketball just might be the ticket to a great evening.

The Capri Pizzeria Recreation Complex is a great location for OUA hockey.

Ontario Tech has successfully carved out a nice little niche for itself in the Generals-dominant hockey market in Oshawa.

Going to a Brock Badgers basketball game at the Bob Davis Gymnasium will not blow fans away with anything too fancy.

The Ontario Tech Ridgebacks are definitely the new kid on the block in the OUA.

Taking in a York Lions hockey game is a great way to get the most out of your sporting dollar.

Catching some Windsor Lancer football at Alumni Field at University of Windsor Stadium is a great way to spend a fall afternoon.

Warrior Field does its job with room for improvement.

A trip to see the Carleton Ravens is well worth the time and effort.

The Queen’s Plate is so much more than just a horse race. It brings a level of pageantry rarely seen at any event.

The Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds are definitely a competitive experience that can be compared to most any Ontario Hockey League experience.

Leon's Center, located on Tragically Hip Way, is home to the Kingston Frontenacs of the Ontario Hockey League

Toronto now has one of the top basketball facilities in the country.