Stadium Reviews

When in Ontario, taking in some Junior B hockey is a great way to get a sense of the province beyond just the big cities. 

A unique Junior C experience, the Hespeler Shamrocks offer the small town vibe of Junior C hockey in a moderately sized city. 

A steadfast member of the OUA, the Guelph Gryphons offer a basketball experience in one of the premier facilities in the conference.

Taking in a Waterloo Warriors hockey game is a great way to enjoy some hockey at a very low price and in a facility that is truly unique. 

Time will tell if the Fergus Whalers will be a long term success.  It is a great opportunity for Fergus residents to take in some hockey.

The opportunity to see hockey in a unique venue such as the William Allman Memorial Arenais something that hockey fans should not pass up.

The Elmira Sugar Kings are one of the premier teams in the GOJHL.  Fans won’t be disappointed by catching a game!

For fans who are looking for a pure hockey experience that is inexpensive and satisfying, considering some Junior B hockey is a great idea.

The Brantford Bulldogs are enjoying a strong initial outing at the turnstile and the fans in Brantford have embraced the team as their own.

The WFCU Centre is one of the premier venues in the OHL and across the river from Detroit's Little Caesar Arena.

The mecca for any hockey fan is a journey to Toronto, Ontario to take in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

All hockey fans should consider making a pilgrimage to see the Toronto Maple Leafs and extend the trip to see the city of Toronto and especi

The Sarnia Sting offer the typical OHL experience which fans have come to expect. On the campus of Lambton College.

University Stadium is definitely in transition and hopefully it will not take too long for the entirety of the Seagram Project to come to fr

Other USports programs should consider taking some pointers from the Purple Ponies to make their experience as “Big Time” as possible.

With the renovations long overdue coming to Rogers Centre, it will be interesting to see if it becomes a "ballpark" and not a "stadium."

Fans who check out a Ticats game at Tim Hortons Field 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!