Stadium Reviews

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.

When near Belleville, it is a great plan to check out the CAA Arena and the Belleville Senators.

Nipissing Lakers hockey remains a great experience for OUA hockey and fans heading to the Gateway of the North should check out Lake Effect.

TMU basketball offers sports fans the opportunity to see a great sports property and a significantly low price in a truly iconic venue.

The FirstOntario Center in Hamilton, Ontario was built to lure a NHL team to the city. It now serves as home to the OHL Bulldogs.

Thunder Bay has a hidden gem of a ballpark, Port Arthur Stadium, the home of the Northwoods Leagues Thunder Bay Border Cats.

If there's a bucket list item in Canadian university athletics, a trip to Thunder Bay to take in the Lakehead Thunderwolves might just be it

A solid OUA hockey venue, the Gryphon’s igloo looks to see more success on its ice well into the future.

The Gaels play in an arena that was once the centre of hockey in the city of Kingston and offers a historical experience for hockey fans.

The Burridge Gym is a solid spot to catch some university basketball.

The Athletics and Recreation Centre is a wonderful facility that should help with recruiting for years to come.

There is something about going to see a game where the national anthem means a little bit more.