2018

Results for basketball and volleyball from this past weekend.

(Kitchener, Ontario) – The St. Clair women’s volleyball team was on the road Sunday to take on the Conestoga College Condors in Kitchener.

(Sarnia, Ontario) – The St. Clair College Women’s Basketball team managed to squeak out a 53-47 road win over Lambton College in Sarnia Wednesday night and moved their record to 5-2 in the OCAA’s West Division.

Results for basketball and volleyball from this past weekend.

(Windsor, Ontario) – The St. Clair College women’s volleyball team has achieved its highest rankings in the OCAA and CCAA since 1997. The St. Clair women were ranked as high as 4th in the CCAA that year and ended up winning the OCAA Gold Medal and finished 5th in Canada.

The Saints are currently ranked 2nd in the OCAA and 10th in the CCAA.

(Windsor, Ontario) – The St. Clair college women’s volleyball team had a massive win on Saturday afternoon defeating the Humber Hawks 3-0. The Humber Hawks had an amazing 155 game winning streak going into the match. The streak has lasted since 2011 and includes all OCAA regular season and playoff games since then.

(King City, Ontario) – The St. Clair College Men’s Cross Country team will bring home its first ever Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association National Championship Gold Medal after besting the field at Seneca College’s King City campus Saturday afternoon.

(London, Ontario) – The St. Clair College Women’s Basketball team were giant killers Tuesday night in London taking down the top ranked team in Ontario and the #2 rated team in Canada defeating Fanshawe College by a score of 78-67. The Lady Saints are now 3-1 on the season and sit in 2nd place in the OCAA’s West Division.

Results for basketball from this past weekend.

This week is Treaties Recognition Week in Ontario. Treaties are the reason Canada and Ontario exist as we know them today. All Ontarians, especially students, need to gain a better understanding of treaties. Treaties Recognition Week will provide opportunities to learn about the treaties that have shaped the province.