WINDSOR EXPRESS KEEP ROLLING ALONG

(WINDSOR, ONTARIO) Windsor's 16 point first quarter lead held throughout as the Express finished off the Moncton Miracles 115-101 on Sunday afternoon.

The Express (9-4) took a 36-20 advantage after one and never looked back, despite Moncton (2-12) cutting the deficit to four at one point.

Once again, Stefan Bonneau led the team with 24 points and contributed 10 rebounds.

Chris Commons celebrated his birthday with 21 points, while Quinnel Brown and DeAndre Thomas each had 19.

Moncton received 19 points from Travis George and Johnny Mayhane.

It will be a while before the Express return to the WFCU Centre.

The team plays Wednesday, December 11th in Mississauga before embarking on an east coast road trip, that features three games in four days.

The next Windsor home game is Friday, December 20th, when the Halifax Rainmen visit for a 7:00pm start.

Tickets are available at the TekSavvy Box Office in the WFCU Centre or by phone at 1-866-969-WFCU.

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FAST START, STRONG FINISH LEADS WINDSOR TO VICTORY

(LONDON, ONTARIO) Windsor's forth straight win may have been it's most impressive.

The Express (8-4) marched into the Budweiser Gardens on Saturday night and stole a 117-111 victory in London (8-4).

Windsor started on a 29-8 run and finished the first quarter with a 35-19 advantage.

London took charge in the second and third quarter, and took a two point lead into the final frame, before Windsor outscored them 33-25 to seal the win.

The NBL's leading scorer, Stefan Bonneau, added to his already impressive start to the year with a game high 32 points for Windsor.

Chris Commons (24), Darren Duncan (23) and Quinnel Brown (21) also scored twenty-plus points in the effort.

Commons had eight rebounds and Duncan added nine assists.

London was led by Garret Williamson's 27 points.

The next Express game is tomorrow, Sunday, December 8th at 2:00pm against the Moncton Miracles.

It's "Teacher Appreciation Day" where all teachers get into the game for only $2, just by showing their union card.

Tickets are available at the TekSavvy Box Office in the WFCU Centre or by phone at 1-866-969-WFCU.

Tickets are also available online at www.wfcu-centre.com.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS PAIR WITH CLOTHESLINE DRIVE

Bring your unused clothes and household items to Sunday's home game

(WINDSOR, ONTARIO) The Windsor Express are asking fans to do their part and help those in need, this Sunday, December 8th.

  

The Express will host the Moncton Miracles at 2:00pm at the WFCU Centre and are asking fans to bring with them any gently used products to help the Clothesline Drive - an initiative of the Canadian Diabetes Association.

  

The Clothesline Drive will collect any clothing, electronics or small household items, along with blankets, bedding, sleeping bags or footwear.

The drive has helped nearly 9 million Canadians living with diabetes or pre-diabetes since 1985.

For more information, visit www.diabetes.ca/get-involved/supporting-us/clothesline/

Tickets are available at the TekSavvy Box Office in the WFCU Centre or by phone at 1-866-969-WFCU.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS OVERWHELM POWER

(MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO) DeAndre Thomas scored 27 points in just over 28 minutes, leading the charge in Windsor's 102-85 win over Mississauga on Wednesday night.

Thomas also had 10 rebounds in his dominating performance, helping the Express (7-4) to their third straight victory.

Windsor was up 39-35 after a subpar first half, but rallied to score 33 points in the 3rd quarter and 30 in the final frame.

At one point in the 4th, the Express lead ballooned to 21 points.

Stefan Bonneau finished with 21 points and 9 assists.

Quinnel Brown had a game high 14 rebounds, as Windsor outboarded the Power 60-41.

Kirk Williams Jr. had 21 points in the loss for Mississauga (4-8).

Windsor gets set for another edition of their 401 rivalry with the London Lightning at Budweiser Gardens on Saturday, December 7th at 7:00pm.

The next Express home game is Sunday, December 8th at 2:00pm against the Moncton Miracles.

It's "Teacher Appreciation Day" where all teachers get into the game for only $2, just by showing their union card.

Tickets are available at the TekSavvy Box Office in the WFCU Centre or by phone at 1-866-969-WFCU.

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EXPRESS SWEEP HOME AND HOME

(WINDSOR, ONTARIO) A 34-point third quarter helped Windsor  (6-4) rebound from a lackluster start and close out the Ottawa Skyhawks (5-5) 88-85 on Sunday afternoon.

The Express were behind by 9 points at the half, but caught fire in the third, at one point scoring in eight straight possessions.

DeAndre Thomas muscled his way to 21 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, while Quinnel Brown got back on track with a 21 point performance of his own.

Darren Duncan dished out a game high 12 assists.

Jermaine Johnson was Ottawa's leading scorer, dropping 19 points.

The Express head up the 401 on Wednesday, December 4th for a game against the Mississauga Power at 7:00pm.

The next Windsor home game is Sunday, December 8th  when the Moncton Miracles make their only appearance at the WFCU Centre this season. Tip off is 2:00pm.

IPM will have tickets to give away for this game. Check back for details.

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Windsor Express Guard drops 33, Windsor flies past Skyhawks 105-102

(OTTAWA, ONTARIO) The Windsor Express are enjoying their visits to Ottawa.

The Express took a 12 point lead into the fourth quarter and held on, beating the Skyhawks 105-102, for their second win in two tries in the nation's capital.

Stefan Bonneau was up to his usual antics, posting 33 points on 12-for-18 shooting from the field and 6-for-10 behind the arc.

After Windsor posted their worst shooting percentage of the season in Monday's loss to Brampton, they rebounded with one of their best, making 48.2% of their shots from the floor tonight.

Darren Duncan led the team with 11 rebounds and four assists and added 20 points.

Chris Commons steadily delivered 25 points himself.

The victory stops a two game losing streak for the Express and gives them a 5-4 record after the first month of the season.

The loss drops Ottawa to a similar 5-4 mark.

Windsor and Ottawa will play the back half of their home and home series on Sunday, December 1st at the WFCU Centre. Tip off is 2:00pm.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS GET REVENGE

(WINDSOR, ONTARIO) Darren Duncan's double-double over 36 minutes paced the Windsor Express to a 90-86 victory over the Island Storm on Thursday night.

The Express (4-2) get some revenge on the Storm (4-3), who eliminated them in the post season last year.

The game was also the first time this season Windsor has played outside the Central Division.

Duncan posted 20 points and 12 assists, hitting key free throws down the stretch and finishing 14-for-19 from the charity stripe.

The 12 assists were also a season high for the guard.

Chris Commons battled for 21 points and for the second straight game, Stefan Bonneau was the team's leading scorer - this time with nine boards.

The Storm's, Greg Plummer, had a game high 22 in the loss.

Windsor welcomes their 401 rivals, the London Lightning to the WFCU Centre on Friday, November 23rd at 7:00pm.

The season series between the two foes is tied at 1-1.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS LOSE GAME TWO OF SEMI FINALS

SUMMERSIDE, PEI - The Windsor Express dropped game two of their National Basketball League of Canada playoff semifinal series against the Summerside Storm, 114-98, March 26 at Credit Union Place in P.E.I.


Another slow start to the game saw the Express down 12 points at halftime despite a strong effort from DeAndre Thomas, who had 10 points and 8 rebounds through the first two quarters.

Windsor fought back in the third quarter and only trailed by a point heading into the final stanza. A transition basket by Brandon Robinson put the Storm up 104-97 with two minutes remaining.

The Express were led offensively by University of Windsor graduate, Greg Surmacz, who drained four three-pointers in a 21-point effort to go along with his five rebounds and three assists.

Former Oakland University Grizzly, Mike Helms scored 19 points while Darren Duncan followed up his triple-double performance in game one with a double-double in game two, scoring 10 points, dishing out 10 assists while hauling down five rebounds.

Kevin Loiselle led the game in rebounds with 12 while chipping in with 10 points.

Chris Commons scored 10 points for the second straight game but has yet to hit a three-point shot during this series.

Deandre Thomas finished the game 4 points and 11 rebounds.

The series now shifts back to the WFCU Centre in Windsor where games three and four will be played on Thursday, March 28 and Saturday, March 30. Both games tip at 7pm EST.

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EXPRESS DEFEATS POWER AND SEALS 7TH STRAIGHT W

WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Express finished their regular season with a 98-88 win over the Oshawa Power, March 16 at the WFCU Centre.


The Express had already clinched third place and a bye into the National Basketball League of Canada semifinals the night before with a 104-95 victory over the Saint John Mill Rats but there was no lack of effort from both sides. Windsor extended their season-high winning-streak to seven games while the Power's streak of futility continued with their tenth consecutive loss to end the season.

The Express spread their offense around evenly among their active roster players. Mike Helms led all scorers with 18 points, making four three-pointers in the process. Kevin Loiselle had a double-double, scoring 12 points and grabbing 12 rebounds while four other players reached double-digits for the victors.

The player of the game, however, was Anthony Johnson. The Express forward flirted with a triple-double on this evening, scoring 12 points, grabbing nine rebounds and dishing out nine assists.

Richardo Dunkley scored his first points as a member of the Express - a three-pointer. Dunkley is a Ryerson University grad and one of three Canadians on the Express roster.

The Express will have a week to rest before playing game one of the NBL Canada semifinals at Credit Union Place in Summerside, Prince Edward Island on Sunday, March 24. Tip-off is 2pm AST. Game two will take place on Tuesday, March 26 at 7pm AST before the series heads back to Windsor for game three on Thursday, March 28 at the WFCU Centre for a 7pm EST tip-off. Game four, if necessary, will take place in Windsor on Saturday, March 30 at 7pm EST. Finally, if a fifth game is required, it will take place back in Summerside on Tuesday, April 2 at 7pm AST.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS MAKE PLAYOFFS IN FIRST YEAR!

CONGRATULATIONS TO DARTIS WILLIS, THE TEAM AND THE ENTIRE WINDSOR EXPRESS ORGANIZATION!

WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Express clinched third place in the National Basketball League of Canada standings and a bye to the semifinals against the Summerside Storm with their 104-95 victory over the Saint John Mill Rats at the WFCU Centre, tonight.


Darren Duncan and Mike Helms shared the team-lead in points with 18.

Kevin Loiselle chipped in 17 points and 10 rebounds.

Chris Commons scored 14 points and Greg Surmacz had a double-double, scoring 12 points and hauling down 12 rebounds.

In a game that saw many lead changes in the second half, it was the play of Stefan Bonneau in the fourth quarter that led to Windsor's nine-point victory. Bonneau came off of the bench and scored seven straight points for the Express to put them ahead in the final minutes and finished with 15 points in only 19 minutes of playing time.

An alley-oop slam dunk started by Duncan and finished by Loiselle put the final touches on the victory in front of an excited crowd at the WFCU.

Mill Rats forward Kenny Jones was dominant during the first three quarters of the game, accumulating 20 points midway through the third but was quieted by the Express defense the rest of the game. Jones finished the night with 24 points. Kevin Francis shook off a rusty shooting display in the first quarter to finish with 17 points.

The win gives the Express a berth in the semifinals against the Summerside Storm, beginning with games one and two on Prince Edward Island, March 24 at 26 at Credit Union Place. As of yet, dates and times for games three and four in Windsor have yet to be announced.

Both the Express and the Storm still have one regular season game remaining on March 16 at home. The Storm play the Halifax Rainmen while the Express take on the Oshawa Power. Both games tip-off at 7pm EST and can be seen live at www.nblcanada.ca

As always, during the regular season children under 13 are free with each paying adult.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS STRIKE DOWN LIGHTNING

WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Express won an exciting overtime thriller, 108-107, over the London Lightning at the WFCU Centre, March 8.

 

Kevin Loiselle split a pair of free throws with two seconds to go in overtime to seal the victory. It was a missed free-throw by London's Jermaine Blackburn with the game tied and one second left in regulation (after a questionable foul call) that gave the Express second life. 

Eddie Smith led all scorers with 27 points, creating fouls and extending a lot of scoring opportunities into three-point plays. 

Chris Commons had 26 points and was a catalyst in the Express comeback late in the fourth quarter, hitting a pair of three-point shots and clutch free throws down the stretch before fouling out in overtime. 

The player of the game, however, was Stefan Bonneau. The reserve point guard scored 22 points, had eight assists and six defensive rebounds while controlling the pace of the game in the final minutes. His two made free throws put the Express up by one with 3 seconds left remaining before Blackburn's heart-stopping missed free throw sent the game to overtime.

University of Windsor graduate Greg Surmacz played well in front of the hometown fans, leading the Express with fourteen rebounds while chipping in with nine points and five assists in over 43 minutes of playing time.

Four Lightning players scored in double-digit figures in the loss, led by Marvin Phillips' 25 points.

The win was Windsor's fifth in a row and tenth in twelve games. They now hold a 20-18 record and sit in third place overall in the National Basketball League of Canada standings. 

The final two games in the regular home season are March 15 and 16 at 7PM when the Express host the St. John Millrats and Oshawa Power. 

As always, children under 13 are free with each paying adult.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS TURN THE POWER OFF!

(OSHAWA, ON) The Windsor Express blew out the Oshawa Power, 101-65, at the General Motors Centre, March 6.

 

With this win, the Express improve to 19-18 and sit in third place in the National Basketball League of Canada standings with three games left in the regular season.

 

Stefan Bonneau led the Express with 20 points, hitting five three-pointers in the process. 

 

Kevin Loiselle had a double-double by virtue of his game-high 12 rebounds and 12 points. 

 

Four other Express players scored double digits in the win and DeAndre Thomas had a balanced effort, scoring seven points, grabbing five rebounds and leading all players with six assists.

 

Windsor's next game is Friday, March 8 at the WFCU Centre against the London Lightning. Tip-off is 7pm

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EXPRESS FIGHTS THE POWER AND WINS

WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Express defeated the Oshawa Power, 88-85, on a last-second three-point shot made by Darren Duncan in front of the hometown fans at the WFCU Centre, March 2.

 

Duncan, who finished the game with 20 points, 12 assists and four rebounds made the game-winner after the Power had tied the score with only 18 seconds left. The Express held a double-digit lead for most of the game but a well-placed timeout call by Bill Jones set the stage for the last-second theatrics that ensued.

Chris Commons led all Express scorers with 21 points in the victory while newly signed forward DeAndre Thomas contributed five points, seven rebounds and four assists in his first game with Windsor while playing a significant role on the defensive side of the ball.

Recently released forward, Lester Prosper was signed on March 1 by Oshawa and played minimal minutes in his first game with the Power. Mark Gomillia led his team in scoring with 21 points while guard Nick Okorie chipped in 20 points to go along with nine assists.

The Express now hold the fifth and final playoff spot in the National Basketball League of Canada with an 18-18 record, right behind the Power and Halifax Rainmen who both own 18-17 records. 

The Express will head to the General Motors Centre in Oshawa for a rematch on Wednesday, March 6 before heading back home for their final three games of the regular season. 

The Express hosts the London Lightning on Friday, March 8 at 7PM.

As always, children under 13 are free with each paying adult.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS DEMOLISHES ST. JOHN MILLRATS

WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Express defeated the Saint John Mill Rats, 104-74 on First Responders Appreciation Night at the WFCU Centre, March 1.

 

Mike Helms scored a game-high 25 points and four other Express players reached double-digits in a game that was 58-35 at halftime due to a 28-10 outburst by Windsor in the second quarter. 

Darren Duncan had 13 assists to lead all players in that category. 

The story of the game was the Mill Rats inability to score during long stretches. 

Jerice Crouch and Kenny Jones scored 19 and 17 points for the Mill Rats, respectively.

Currently sitting at 17-18, the outcome of this game and the games that follow will be crucial to Windsor earning a playoff spot.

This win sets up a game with the Oshawa Power at the WFCU Centre, tomorrow, March 2nd at 7PM which could possibly get the Express back to .500. 

As always, children under 13 are free with each paying adult.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS FALLS TO MONCTON MIRACLES

WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Express dropped a hard-fought game to the Moncton Miracles, 111-100 at the WFCU Centre, Feb. 23.

 

The Express  were outscored 60-42 in the paint thanks mostly to Miracles forward Isaac Butts, who had game-high totals of 23 points and 14 rebounds.

 

After a 15-point outburst from Darren Duncan the home team was up 36-34 in the first quarter, the Express struggled from the field and found themselves down by seven points at halftime.

 

Windsor fought its way back to tie the game after being down 10 points in the fourth quarter but Moncton responded with a 10-0 run and went on to take the game despite a spirited effort from the Express.

 

Duncan was just shy of a triple-double, finishing with 22 points, 13 assists and eight rebounds. Chris Commons scored 21 points off of the bench after sitting out against London, Feb. 21st with a knee injury. Three other Express players finished the game with 12 points or more. 

 

The Express will look forward to another matchup with the Montreal Jazz, Feb.27 at the WFCU Centre before hosting the St. John Mill Rats and Oshawa Power on consecutive nights, March 1st and 2nd.  

As always, children under 13 are free with each paying adult.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS LOSE TO LONDON LIGHTNING 99-92

WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Express lost to the London Lightning, 99-92, at Budweiser Gardens, Feb.21. 

 

The Lightning dropped ten three-point shots - compared to Windsor's two - in a game that was otherwise very close.

 

The Express out-rebounded their 401 rivals from London but did not have an answer for Marvin Phillips who led his team with game-high totals of 22 points and 18 rebounds.

 

One player who had his presence felt for the Express was forward Daniel Rose, who blocked five shots during the game while scoring 10 points and hauling down 9 rebounds. 

 

Kevin Loiselle and Eddie Smith scored 22 and 20 points, respectively, to lead the team during their second game in as many nights. 

 

Mike Helms scored 11 points while point guard Darren Duncan maintained his league-leading assists-per-game average with eight while also chipping in 11 points in 38-plus minutes. 

 

The Lightning had already clinched the NBL Canada Central Division title the night before with a 115-103 win over Oshawa while the Express are still pushing towards a playoff berth in the franchise's inaugural season. Windsor's record is currently 15-17.  

 

The WECSSAA championships will begin at 10:15AM prior to the next home game for the Express on Saturday, Feb. 23. Tickets to the WECSSAA Championship are only $2-$4. You will not want to miss your opportunity to witness these great athletes aspiring to become your next Windsor Express pros.

As always, children under 13 are free with each paying adult.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS TUNE OUT JAZZ IN SECOND GAME OF SERIES

WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Express beat the Montreal Jazz 95-81 at the Centre Pierre-Charbonneau to win their fourth straight game Feb. 15th. 

Express forward Kevin Loiselle, who played college basketball at Dawson College in Montreal, showed the hometown fans what they were missing out on as he scored 13 of his 19 points on free-throws and hauled down a game-high 16 rebounds in the road win.

Chris Commons also scored 19 points for the Express while Darren Duncan scored 16 points and dished out a game-high eight assists. Mike Helms rounded out the scoring with 12 points while collecting five rebounds and five assists.

The Express found themselves down by six after the first quarter and by two at halftime but came back strong in the third and fourth quarters to pull away for their fourth straight victory and improve their record to 14-16.

These teams will meet again back in Windsor at the WFCU Centre, Feb. 20 for our Cure on the Court game. Don't forget to wear pink! 

A family of four can enjoy a night out at an Express game for as little as $36.

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Windsor Express Top Oshawa Power 127-93

WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Express dropped the Oshawa Power with a 127-93 score at the WFCU, Feb. 6.


Chris Commons led the Express in their second straight win with 31 points on 11-18 shooting, including 6-6 from three-point range.

Mike Helms was 5-9 from three and finished with 21 points.

Darren Duncan scored six points and facilitated the offense with 16 assists. Duncan is currently leads the National Basketball League of Canada in assists per game.

The Power started off the game cold from the field and trailed the Express 29-17 after one quarter. That lead ballooned up to 19 for the Express at half-time and the score was 94-68 after three quarters. Shooting was a problem for the Power, especially from three-point range, as they shot only 25 per cent compared to the Express' 55.

Both teams came off lengthy periods between games as the Power had 12 days off while the Express last played in a 99-93 win against the London Lightning, Jan.27.

This win puts Windsor's record to 12-16 while Oshawa falls to 17-12. These teams will meet three times in the month of March in games that will certainly have playoff implications.

As always, 13 and under are free with each paying Adult.

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Windsor Express Defuse the Lightning

WINDSOR, ON - Express defeat last year's reigning champions, The London Lightning, 99-93.

Stefan Bonneau's pair of free throws with 5 seconds gave the Express a six point lead and put the game out of reach for last year's league champion. This "401 rivalry" game featured many lead changes and was decided in the final moments of the fourth quarter.

The Express victory was fueled by Chris Commons' 28 point effort that included a perfect 7-7 shooting from the free throw line and 9-18 shooting from the field. Darren Duncan wasn't far behind with 24 points which he coupled with ten assists for the double-double. Duncan's drive which resulted in a basket plus a free throw in the final minute sent the crowd at the WFCU Centre into a frenzy as the Express snapped a four-game losing streak.

Kevin Loiselle also had a double-double for the Express, hauling down 14 rebounds to go along with 12 points. Mike Helms scored 16 points before fouling out of the game mid-way through the fourth quarter.

Rodney Buford was the leading scorer for the Lightning with 21 points in the loss, which drops the team's record to 24-4.

The Express will have a long rest until their next game on Feb.6 against the Oshawa Power at 7PM, WFCU Centre. That Wednesday will feature the GenNext Networking on the Court night and St. Gregory singing the anthem and performing at the 1st quarter break.

As always, 13 and under are free with each paying Adult.

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UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR 99.1 fm CJAM TO BROADCAST LIVE

(WINDSOR, ON) In a further effort to promote the professional game of basketball to the Windsor/Essex and Detroit region, the remainder of

Windsor Express home games will be broadcast LIVE Play-by-Play as a featured radio show on 99.1 fm CJAM, the University of Windsor's Campus/Community Radio station.

 

The broadcasting will commence with the Express next home game at the WFCU Arena at 7pm on January 18th.

 

There will be some freebies and discounted tickets to Express home games and other promotional events made available during the Live Broadcasts.

University of Windsor The LANCE's Sportswriter Kim Elliott will be calling the action along side of CJAM's Kieran McKenzie the Co Producer/Host of "Rose City Politics"

Bio Kim Elliott

1984-89 - Univ. of Windsor, Bachelor of Human Kinetics (Graduate)

2005-06 - Univ. of Windsor, Bachelor of Education (Graduate)

1997-98 - St. Clair College Basketball Team (Alumni)

1986-89 - Lancer Basketball Team Alumni

1988-89 - Assistant coach of the UofW Lancer Basketball Team

1997-98 - Windsor Secondary School Association Referee

1992-93 - Head Coach, J. L. Forster Secondary Jr. Girls Basketball

1990-91 - Asst. Coach, J.L. Forster Secondary Jr. Boys Basketball

1980-83 - Junior/Senior Varsity Basket Player, J. L. Forster Secondary

Bio Kieran McKenzie

Present - Basketball Referee, Ontario University Athletics,

Present - Basketball Referee, WECDSB

2008-Present- Facilitated several broadcasts of live sports events, football, basketball and hockey, on multiple platforms including radio (CJAM), Television (TV Cogeco) and the web (www.ssncanada.ca)

2005-Present- Producer/Co-Host Rose City Politics

2004-Present- Referee with Windsor District Basketball Referees Association. Participated in several provincial championships including Bronze medal game 2012 4A OFSAA. Also at the OCAA level.

  

CJAM, 99.1 fm is the Campus and Community Radio Station located in the basement of the CAW Student Centre, of the University of Windsor's main campus, 401 Sunset Avenue, Windsor, ON (519)971-3603. Learn more about CJAM at www.cjam.ca or email to cjamfm@facebook.com

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