Happy Pets This Holiday Season

The students and staff in our Veterinary Technician program are making sure our furry friends are well taken care of this holiday season!! Their fundraiser saw them collect 10 bags and 20 cans

Paramedics “Fill The Ambulance”

Thanks to students and staff at St. Clair College, the goal to fill the ambulance for the Downtown Mission/Foodbank has been a great success! The ambulance was packed full

Graphic Design Student Selected for FINA Medal Design

Graphic Design student Meg Wilkinson submitted a design for the medals to be used in the FINA World Swimming Competition which starts next week. She won

Saints Sports Recaps

The St. Clair College Women’s Basketball team fell victim to Humber College in Etobicoke Sunday afternoon losing 91-63 dropping their record to 7-2 on the season. The Lady Saints started well defending and controlling the pace to hold a 20-12 lead after the opening quarter

Premier Aviation and St. Clair College Announce Training Partnership

Premier Aviation Windsor Inc. is pleased to announce that St. Clair College will be delivering a customized training program to train 36 aircraft maintenance and repair workers to supply local skilled labour for its Windsor Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facility. In the past, workers have had

Men's Volleyball Team Raise over $1000 for Goodfellows

Various St. Clair College Varsity Team Members will be hitting the pavement for the Annual Goodfellows Paper Drive over the next few days. The Saints Men's Volleyball team just completed a session

Saints Sports Recaps

The Saints Women’s Basketball team got back on the winning track with an 81-62 victory over Niagara College (Welland) Saturday afternoon at the SportsPlex after dropping their Friday night game to Mohawk College (Hamilton) by a score of 74-47

Most Of Staff At Local Digital Marketing Agency St. Clair Grads

St. Clair grads make up more than 80 per cent of the staff at a local digital marketing agency. "They are all grads of either the Mobile App or Web Development programs, and they came to us with a significant built-in knowledge allowing them to quickly get up to speed and tackle some significant projects for our customers with minimal

Saints Sports Recaps

St. Clair College Basketball Move to 4-0 - The St. Clair College Women's Basketball ran their record to 4-0 with a 61-49 win over Redeemer University College (Ancaster) Saturday afternoon at the SportsPlex. Ahead comfortably at halftime by a score of 30-19 the Saints faltered and relinquished control the lead briefly at 38-36

Business Students in First Place in Great Canadian Sales Competition

Our St. Clair College students have such wonderful ideas to pitch that we are now in First Place across Canada for the number of entries in the Great Canadian Sales Competition. We are at 80 entries

Canadian Tire Maximum Design Challenge 2016 Results

Eight teams of students participated in the inaugural Canadian Tire "Maximum Challenge" competition that took place Tuesday November 8th in the Student Centre

St. Clair College Basketball Sweeps Lambton in League Home Openers

The St. Clair College Women’s Basketball got off to a great start in the season by defeating Lambton College (Sarnia) by a score of 81-38 in their OCAA West Region regular season home opener

St. Clair College Men's Soccer Player Named CCAA All Canadian

A huge congratulations to St. Clair men's soccer player Stefan Milidrag who was named a CCAA All Canadian at last week's OCAA Soccer Championship. This prestigious award is only given out to 2 men's soccer players in Ontario each year and only to 10 players across the entire country. Since this award was first given out in 1988-89 Milidrag is

Silver Medals for Men's Baseball and Women's Cross Country

The St. Clair College Men's Baseball team earned the Silver Medal after losing 2-1 to Fanshawe College (London) Sunday afternoon at the National College Baseball Championship hosted by Durham College in Oshawa

Third Year Nursing Student Named Athena Scholarship Recipient

Janny Lau, third year Nursing student, Chatham Campus, and TSI Director, has been named an Athena Scholarship Recipient

St. Clair College Men's Baseball Win their 5th Straight Championship

The St. Clair College Men's Baseball team ran their string of OCAA Provincial Championships to four in a row with a 7-4 victory over Fanshawe College (London) this afternoon at Etobicoke's Connorvale Park. This marks the 5th straight championship season for the Saints dating back to the CIBA National Championship in 2012.

St. Clair College Women's Softball OCAA Silver Medalists

The St. Clair College Women's Softball team made the final of the OCAA Championship this past weekend in Kitchener but settled for the Silver Medal after an 11-6 loss to Durham College (Oshawa). Conestoga College played host to the 4-team double-knockout tournament which was played at Budd Park in Kitchener and the Saints

Canadian National Blood Services Honours St. Clair Student

Courtney began her involvement with Canadian Blood Services as an in-clinic volunteer in Windsor, Ontario. She excelled in this role and went on to become the University of Windsor Young Blood For Life team president. Courtney worked diligently to organize group donations in honour of her father who passed away in 2013 due to complications

Saints Sports Recaps

The St. Clair College varsity soccer teams picked up two big wins on Saturday afternoon as they hosted the Redeemer Royals at the Main Campus Field

St. Clair Women's Soccer Defeat Lambton

On Tuesday evening, the St. Clair Saints (6-1-1) travelled to Sarnia to take on the Lambton Lions (0-7-1) and came away with a convincing 4-1 win. The Saints are currently ranked #15 in Canada and #4 in Ontario. The Saints have scored 28 goals and allowed 11 in 8 matches

St. Clair Men's Soccer Tie Fanshawe

On Wednesday evening, the St. Clair College men's soccer team (5-1-1) travelled to London and earned a hard fought tie against the Fanshawe Falcons (5-1-1). The final score was 3-3. Fanshawe and St. Clair are tied at the top of the OCAA West Division. The St. Clair men are ranked #10 in Canada and #3 in Ontario while Fanshawe are ranked #13

St. Clair College Men's Baseball 11-3 After Split at Humber

The St. Clair College Men's Baseball team moved their record to 11-3 atop the OCAA standings after splitting at Humber College (8-6) in Etobicoke at Connorvale Park Sunday. St. Clair won the opening game by a score of 2-1 but fell 6-5 in the second game of the doubleheader. Shane Courtney (Windsor, ON) pitched a complete game 3-hitter

St. Clair College Men's Baseball End Winning Streak at 41 Games

The St. Clair College Men's Baseball team (9-1) were finally defeated by an OCAA opponent dropping the opener of their doubleheader 5-3 Thursday night against Fanshawe College (7-5) at Lacasse Park in Tecumseh. Despite outhitting Fanshawe 9-6 in the game the Saints made some critical fielding errors that allowed the visitors to capitalize

Saints Golf Bring Home OCAA Silver Medal

Saints men's golf team took the Division II Silver medal at this year's provincial Golf championships held in Barrie. Their 3 day total was 996, 7 strokes out of gold. The men were led by Darren Alexander with a score of 260 over the 3 days. Other St. Clair team members were Tyler Leblanc, Devon Smith, Chris Ryan and Patrick Thompson

Powerline Technician Faculty Help Raise Money

St Clair College and CKSY teamed up to support the Canadian Cancer Society for breast cancer research. The Powerline Technician program supplied the double bucket truck that sent Sam and Chris from CKSY 65 ft. in the air not to come down until a goal of $3000.00 was raised. Bill Dodman, Faculty member in the program, was on hand from

Saints in the News

Saints Soccer Win on the Road - The St. Clair College varsity soccer teams were on the road on Saturday in Hamilton to face the Mohawk Mountaineers. On a wet and rainy day the Saints came away with 2 convincing wins. The women defeated the Mountaineers by a score of 2-0. In an evenly played first half St. Clair took the lead

Another Journalism Grad Lands Great Career

St. Clair College Journalism graduate Mark Brown has been appointed Weekend News Editor at Blackburn Radio. His job will be to monitor news on weekends in the Windsor, Leamington, Chatham, London, Sarnia and Wingham markets for Blackburn. He will be responsible for editing posted stories to ensure they follow the Blackburn stylebook

Journalism Grad Joins Windsor Spitfires Organization

The Spitfires have named Evan Mathias the club's new Director of Analytics. A former intern with the club, Mathias, 22, spent the 2015-16 handling advanced statistics, working directly with head coach Rocky Thompson and the coaching staff. "I'm ecstatic to be with the club in a full-time capacity," Mathias said. "Last season we laid a good foundation

Two Big Wins for Soccer Teams

The St. Clair College varsity soccer teams picked up two big wins on Friday afternoon as they hosted the Mohawk Mountaineers at the Main Campus Field. The women defeated the Mountaineers by a score of 5-2. After falling behind in the first minute of play the Saints bounced back to score 3 goals in the first 45 minutes to lead

St. Clair College Cross Country Team Starts Well in London

The St. Clair College Cross Country team competed in their first event of the season Saturday at the 20th Annual Fanshawe College Invitational in London at the Fanshawe Conservation Area. The Saints Women's team finished in 4th Place out of the 14 OCAA teams registered with a total of 92 runners in the 5km race. St. Clair was

Big Wins for Soccer Teams

The St. Clair College varsity soccer teams were on the road on Saturday in Kitchener to face the Conestoga Condors. On a very wet and rainy day the Saints came away with 2 convincing wins. The women defeated the Condors by a score of 6-0. St. Clair opened the scoring in the 9th minute on a goal by Kaitlyn Austin. Tiffany Trembley

Men's Soccer Win Home Opener

The St. Clair College men's varsity soccer team opened up their OCAA home schedule on Tuesday evening at the Main Campus Field by defeating the Lambton College (Sarnia) Lions 2-1. Lambton went up 1-0 at the 15 minute mark on a strange own goal. The St. Clair keeper was attempting attempting to kick the ball down field but

Men's Baseball and Women's Softball Off to Great Start With Out-of-Town Wins

The St. Clair College Men's Baseball team defeated Fanshawe College 8-5 to open the OCAA Season Friday night at London's Labatt Park and then swept the doubleheader with a 10-3 victory in the night cap. The Saints host the Windsor Lancer Club Team in an exhibition game on Tuesday night at Lacasse Park

Soccer Teams Split Season Openers

The St. Clair College varsity soccer teams opened up their OCAA regular season on the road on Saturday in Ancaster as they faced the Redeemer University Royals. The women got off to a solid start defeating the Royals 3-1. St. Clair opened the scoring in the 20th minute on a goal by Tiffany Trembley. Cassie Nicholas

St. Clair College Baseball and Softball Add New Assistant Coaches

The St. Clair College Baseball and Softball programs added some assistant coaches to the fold this offseason in preparation for the upcoming fall varsity campaign. The Saints Men's Baseball team increased their staff with the addition of Rick Lindquist and Tom Beale. The Saints Women's Softball team welcomed back

Architectural Students Big Boosters of City Walk Windsor

Check out the great article in the Windsor Star from August 12, 2016 that highlights the great work of our Architectural Technology faculty and students.

Skills Camp a Big Hit

St. Clair College is a proud partner with Skills Ontario and we work together to foster and promote the wonderful careers available in the trades and technology field

McDonald's Signs Agreement with Colleges in Ontario

For the first time in Ontario, McDonald’s employees can now receive credits towards a college business diploma, thanks to a new agreement between Colleges Ontario and McDonald’s Restaurants of Canada Limited

PR Grad Starts Own Business, Hires Fellow Grad

St. Clair Public Relations grad Cierra Bray says she keeps waiting for someone to wake her up because she definitely feels like she's living a dream. The 22-year-old graduated from the PR program in June, but even before walking across the stage, she had started her own business, acquired half a dozen clients, and hired

Varsity Team Tryouts for 2016-2017

The Varsity Team Tryouts for the 2016-2017 season have been set and can be accessed by clicking here. Dates, times and locations are listed for each team on the link above. It is strongly recommended that you contact the Head Coach or the Athletic Department immediately if you are planning on trying out

Canada Post Labour Dispute

Due to a labour dispute between Canada Post and its workers, regular mail delivery service may be disrupted as early as July 2nd, however, payment will still be required on, or prior to your payment due date. Information for vendors: If you are already signed up for electronic payment, no further action is required. If you would like

Important Info for Part-Time Support and Student Employees at St. Clair College Who Worked from Sept. 2015 to Present

The Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) has filed an application with the labour board that affects you directly. OPSEU is seeking to form a union and represent part-time support and student employees on college campuses across Ontario. Students and Support Staff who work part-time on campuses at every college are included

Students Honoured With Top Medals For Outstanding Achievements

Each year, a handful of students are honoured for the outstanding accomplishments they've made during their time at St. Clair College. This year's Windsor winners were presented their awards during the annual Academic Excellence Awards Banquet held at the Centre for the Arts Yesterday. Here are this year's winners:

Amazing Skills Challenge Draws Hundreds of Local Students

Hundreds of local Grade 8s participated in the Amazing Skills Challenge at St. Clair's main campus this week. Working in partners, the students earned points by fulfilling a number of interactive challenges. Some of the various activities include: suiting up in safety gear, like a harness and helmet, and latching on to a pole to

St. Clair College Women's Basketball Welcome New Recruits

The St. Clair College Women's Basketball program will be lifted by the addition of some new recruits for the 2016-17 season. The Saints are excited to announce commitments from Elena Caldarelli from Lakeshore and Shianne Riggan from Cambridge. Caldarelli is a 5'7" guard from local powerhouse St. Anne High School and the Windsor Valiants

Trades on Tour Event Attracts Hundreds

More than 1,200 local Grade 8 students are at the Main Campus this week for the Trades on Tour event. Students are able to attend workshop-type presentations in various fields to get a taste of what our programs are all about. Faculty prepared some great hands-on and interactive activities to engage the students. Here are some photos

St. Clair's Eatery 101 hosted the 2016 SAPUTO National Junior Culinary Challenge presented by the Canadian Culinary Federation

The annual event is part of the 53rd annual Canadian Culinary Federation National Convention, which is being hosted at the Centre for the Arts this week. Junior chefs from across the country competed in a head-to-head heated competition and were judged by culinary professionals from across the country, including St. Clair's very

Cross Country Sign Cirino Twins

The St. Clair College Cross Country program is pleased to add a pair of runners from St. Thomas of Villanova Catholic High School for the 2016 season. Twin sisters Aryana and Hannah Cirino signed a Letter of Intent in front of their friends and family in the halls at Villanova Monday and will both be attending the Dental Hygiene

St. Clair Culinary Club Donates $4,000 to Local Charities

The St. Clair Culinary Club donated $4,000 to local charities during an event called Cooking for a Cause held at Eatery 101 Thursday afternoon. Throughout the year, the Club cooked up several fundraising initiatives to benefit a handful of local organizations that rely on public donations. The beneficiaries, which each received $1,000

St. Clair College Students Strike Gold, Silver and Bronze in Skills Ontario Competition

St. Clair College students really showed what they were made of at the 27th Annual Ontario Technological Skills Competition in Waterloo this past week. The College amassed nine medals in the competition, the most they have seen in the past five years. The hard work and dedication of both the students and the faculty coaches

Students Raise $4,000 For Local Community Agencies

The students in the Social Service Worker – Gerontology program worked as a team to raise $4,000 to support the Music and Memory program at four local community agencies. Present to accept a $1,000 cheque was The Alzheimer Society, Extendicare Long Term Care Home in Tecumseh and Southwood Lakes, and the Schlegel Village

College Students Demonstrate Their Creative Skills For Science City

Students from the St. Clair College's Interior Design and Graphic Design programs tested their knowledge and skills as they presented their designs and ideas for exhibit space for Canada South Science City on Friday. The culmination of this seven-week project was presented and displayed at the St. Clair College Centre

St. Clair to Host Two Provincial Championships

The Department of Athletics and Recreation at St. Clair College is excited to announce that the college has been selected to host two OCAA Provincial Championships for the upcoming 2016-17 season. The Saints will be hosting the women's soccer and women's volleyball Championships. These bids were approved at the OCAA

Tuesday Tip: Basic Manicure

Think you have to go to the salon to maintain your nails in a professional way? Think again. While giving yourself a manicure seems like a daunting task to many, it doesn't have to be, says Esthetician student Emily Holden. It's actually quite simple, she says. Firstly, you want to file your nails to the shape you'd like. "When filing, be sure not to

Recruitment Officer wins Exceptional Service Award at the 49th Annual Athletics Banquet

Ed DeSchutter, Recruitment Officer for St. Clair College, received the prestigious Exceptional Service Award for his support of athletics on campus. Ed is a graduate of St. Clair College (Law & Security Administration) and is a former student-athlete on the Saints Curling Team, which earned a provincial championship in 2005. In addition, Ed has

Fashion Design Students Support Staff Members Mission in Ghana

Elyse Maindonald and husband Fred have a particular soft spot for vulnerable children in third world countries. So much so, that after winning the Brentwood Lottery Home in 2011, they sold the home and used the proceeds from the sale of the home to build a centre for orphaned and vulnerable children in Ghana, Africa in 2012. Elyse is a Nurse Practitioner

Two ECE Students Get Field Placement Half Way Around the World

Two of St. Clair College's Early Childhood Education students are going to experience the field placement of a life time. Victoria Horrobin and Delta Haymes, both second year ECE students at the College's Thames Campus, are off to Taiyuan, China for an 8 week placement at the King Sun Primary School located in Taiyuan in China's

Golf Coach Receives John A. Strasser Coaches Award

St. Clair College congratulates Professor Kevin Corriveau who was awarded the John Albert Strasser Coaches Award at the annual St. Clair College Athletic Awards Banquet held at the St. Clair College Centre for the Arts on Wednesday, April 13th. "It is truly an honour to receive this award. I owe it all to the students, varsity

Paramedic Students Win Big at National Competition

Two students from the Paramedic program at St. Clair College came home with big wins in the National Paramedic Competition that was held at Durham College in Oshawa April 8 & 9, 2016. Mike Sherwood and Adrien Bezaire teamed up and took 3rd place in the overall College Division of the competition. As well, Adrien won the overall

St. Clair Women's Volleyball Sign Two More Top Recruits

The Saints Women's Volleyball program is pleased to announce the signing of two more recruits to Letters of Intent for the 2016-17 season. The Saints have signed Abbey Greenfield and Kim Quintanilla. Greenfield a native of Woodstock, Ontario is currently finishing up her high school diploma at Huron Park Secondary School. Abbey started

Women's Soccer Signs Three Top Local Recruits

The St. Clair College Department of Athletics and women's soccer program is pleased to announce signing of three top local recruits to Letters of Intent for the 2016-17 season. The women that will be joining both the outdoor and indoor programs are Alexis Provost, Melanie Jubenville and Marissa Gabriele. Provost, a native of Windsor

Students Get Up Close Personal Look at Ford Mustang Prototype

On March 30, the sign on St. Clair's Ford Centre for Excellence in Manufacturing should have been slightly altered, hyphenating the auto company's name to "Ford-Roush". On that day, students in the college's Mechanical Engineering Technology-Automotive Product Design and other engineering programs had the opportunity to examine a Ford

Tuesday Tip: Protecting Pet Passengers in Vehicles

It's a sight too often seen: a dog with their head hanging out the window of a car, wind blowing in their face, ears flapping in the breeze. What most don't realize is just how dangerous this really is. "People think that the pet enjoys hanging their head out the window and it's so cool and so cute, but in retrospect, it's really not safe

Tuesday Tip: Easter Deviled Eggs Recipe

With Easter this weekend, Hospitality – Hotel & Restaurant Instructor Chef Stan Potvin provides a Tuesday Tip from the kitchen. Why not impress your family and friends with an Easter treat that's both pleasing to the palette and the eyes? Here's a recipe for some pastel-coloured deviled eggs: Boil some water in a pot, then add desired amount of eggs

Students Support World Down Syndrome Day through 'Rocking Socks' Initiative

Hundreds of St. Clair students supported World Down Syndrome Day through Rocking Socks, an initiative to raise awareness. Students wore their craziest socks on this 21st day of the third month, which signifies the 3rd copy of the 21st chromosome that makes Down Syndrome. Local ambassadors Stephanie Seguin and her four-year-old daughter Hazel

St. Clair Men's Indoor Soccer Win OCAA Silver

The St. Clair College men's indoor varsity soccer team took part in the OCAA Championships on Friday and Saturday at Redeemer University in Ancaster. The Saints had an outstanding tournament winning the Silver Medal . The medal is the first ever medal for the St. Clair men in indoor soccer. In round play on Friday the Saints had 2 wins and

Tuesday Tip: Make the Most of Your March Break in Windsor-Essex

Staying in Windsor-Essex this March Break? Well there's a lot to do in the community to help you enjoy your time off, according to St. Clair's Tourism and Travel Coordinator, Debbie LaSelva. "No need to go far to have fun," says LaSelva. "Why not enjoy a 'staycation' right here in Windsor-Essex?" LaSelva says her top picks for staying local

Human Resources Students Bring Home Gold Medal

Students in the Business Administration HR program brought home the gold medal in the 2016 HR Competition held at the University of Windsor on Friday, March 11. They were up against a number of teams from universities and colleges across the province and came home with 1st place, beating out Sheridan College and the University of Windsor

Graphic Design Public Event Showcases Students' Creative Portfolios

Every year, St. Clair's Graphic Design graduating class hosts a public event to showcase their creative work. This year's event was called Evoke and was held at the Centre for the Arts Thursday evening. Here are some pics of some of the program's awesome students with some of their impressive designs that were featured at the event:

St. Clair College Badminton Win National Bronze

The St. Clair College Mixed Doubles pair of Somath Kong (Windsor, ON/Vincent Massey) and Alaina Lee (Windsor, ON/Kennedy) won a Bronze Medal at the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association National Championship hosted by Vancouver Island University in Nanaimo, BC this past weekend. After a 2-3 record in round robin play on

Tuesday Tip: Cheddar Cheese to Fight Cavities!

No toothbrush? No problem! Chomp on a chunk of cheddar cheese to receive some of the benefits of brushing your teeth! You're probably thinking, huh? Well take note, because science has proven this particular dairy treat has qualities that can protect the overall health of your teeth. So how does it work? Dental Assisting Program

Animation Students Land Jobs Before Graduation

At least 6 Animation students have been hired for amazing positions in the animation industry before they have finished their schooling. We caught up with four of them before they head out in the next few weeks to a company called DHX Media in Halifax Nova Scotia. DHX is an international production, distribution

Tuesday Tip: Targeted Spot Reduction Weight Loss a Myth

Think to narrow your waistline, you should do mostly ab exercises? Are you thinking you should just do arm exercises to trim your arms? Hoping for leaner legs so you're considering just doing leg exercises? Many people wonder, when it comes to weight loss, is it possible to just lose weight in one specific area of your

Computer Networking Students Get Real-World Experience

Thanks to an Ontario Centre of Excellence grant, third year students in the Computer Systems Technology - Networking program are getting hands on experience in industry before they graduate. More than 50 students are participating in a Capstone Technical Project which partners them with a local company to test, analyze

St. Clair Women's Basketball Advance to Provincials

The St. Clair College Women's Basketball team came from behind Saturday night in Oshawa to defeat Durham College 73-58 and punched their ticket for the OCAA Championship tournament hosted by Niagara College (Welland, ON) March 3-5. The Saints now face Humber College (Etobicoke) who is the 2nd ranked team in the country

Hundreds of Students Receive $300K Worth of Scholarships and Bursaries

St. Clair College awarded $300,000 worth of scholarships and bursaries to hundreds of students Tuesday and Wednesday night at the Centre for the Arts. Congrats to all the recipients and thank you so much to all donors! Check out photos from this amazing celebration

Saints Shalena Horst Named OCAA All Star

St. Clair College women's volleyball player Shalena Horst was named an OCAA 2nd Team All Star this morning at the OCAA Women's Volleyball Championship banquet in North Bay. The Championships are being hosted by Canadore College from today through until Saturday. Horst, a native of Dutton Ontario, is a second year 6'0" outside hitter

New Squad Member for Women's Volleyball

The St. Clair College Department of Athletics and women's volleyball program is pleased to announce the signing of 5'9" libero Julie Ann Milling, to a Letter of Intent for the 2016-17 season. Milling a native of Woodstock, Ontario is currently finishing up her degree in Communications from the University of Windsor. She had previously attended

Tuesday Tip: Perfecting the Winged Eyeliner Look

Esthetician student Emily Holden says applying eyeliner is a tricky task on its own, and getting creative with it by attempting to do a cat-eye look can be even more difficult! Holden said it's important to remember that eyeliner is applied near the end of your makeup routine – after your foundation and eyeshadow, and right before applying

St. Clair Women's Volleyball Earn Split on Road in Sudbury

The St. Clair College Women's Basketball team finished the regular season in Sudbury with a pair of wins over Cambrian College this past weekend. Saturday night the Saints topped Cambrian 98-25 and held the home team to just six 2nd half points. Jaide Lyons (Windsor, ON/FJ Brennan) led four St. Clair players in double figures scoring 17

St. Clair College Badminton Claim Provincial Silver Medal in Mixed Doubles

The St. Clair College Mixed Doubles pair of Somath Kong (Windsor, ON/Vincent Massey) and Alaina Lee (Windsor, ON/Kennedy) won a Silver Medal at the OCAA Provincial Championship hosted by Seneca College in North York this past weekend. The rookie players were 2nd out of the West Regional and entered the semi-finals in 2nd place after a 4-1 record

Indoor Soccer Teams Win Medals

The St. Clair College women's and men's indoor varsity soccer teams had a successful tournament this past Saturday at the Sheridan College Invitational. The event was hosted at Redeemer University College in Ancaster. The St. Clair men brought home the gold medal by defeating the Sheridan Bruins 1-0 in extra time. The Saints had beaten

St. Clair Women's Volleyball Earn Split on Road in Sudbury

The St. Clair College women's volleyball team travelled to Sudbury this past weekend and came away with a split to secure a spot in the OCAA Playoffs. On Saturday, the Saints took on the College Boreal Viperes. St. Clair came away with a 3-1 win. Game scores for St. Clair were 21-12, 19-25, 25-17 and 25-13. With the loss Boreal's record fell to 0-18.

St. Clair College Basketball Split with Niagara on Alumni Day

The Saints Women's Basketball team finished their home regular season schedule with a 66-48 win over Niagara College Saturday evening at the SportsPlex. In control from the start, the Saints never trailed the entire contest and were comfortably ahead 42-18 by halftime. By late in the 3rd quarter St. Clair was up by as much as 33 points and were able

Saints Volleyball Program Sign Letter of Intent with West Elgin S.S. Star

The St. Clair College Department of Athletics and men's volleyball program is pleased to announce the signing of 6'4" outside hitter, Robert Carter to a Letter of Intent for the 2016-17 season. Carter a native of Wallacetown, Ontario signed the letter on Tuesday night while in attendance at the Saints volleyball match. Robert is currently

Tuesday Tip: How to do a Proper Push-Up

This week's Tuesday Tip comes from Deborah Ivey, Co-ordinator of the Fitness & Health Promotion program. She provides some insight into how to do a proper push-up. Firstly, Ivey recommends a modified push-up form for beginners – which means balancing on your knees rather than your toes, which is more advanced. "It's better to do proper

Saints Badminton Advance 4 Players to Provincials

The St. Clair College Badminton team competed at the West Regionals this past weekend hosted by the University of Toronto-Mississauga and qualified the Mixed Doubles pair along with the Men's Doubles team for the OCAA Provincial Championships hosted by Seneca College in North York Feb. 19-20. The Saints Mixed Doubles team comprised

Pic of the Week

View our Pic of the Week: The Saints youngest fan taking a moment with Griff!

Esthetician Students Support On Campus Food Bank

Thanks to the enterprising work of the Esthetician students, the student government food bank has been topped up with a $1,000 donation from the students. Thanks to their Program Coordinator Deb Rymal, the group was able to sell pet stickers that would alert first responders to a home that a pet was inside. They sold for $1.00 each

Kennedy Ready to be #1 in St. Clair Women's Basketball History

Third year guard Shannon Kennedy (Windsor, ON/St. Joseph's) has been steadily climbing the scoring chart for the Women's Basketball team at St. Clair College and with a few more points will become the Saints all-time leader. Kennedy, who graduated from the Early Childhood Education program at St. Clair last spring is currently studying

Big Weekend for Saints Volleyball

Women's volleyball pulled off big wins this weekend against Mohawk and Conestoga this past weekend at the SportsPlex. In both matches the women came away with 3-0 records (25-21, 25-19, and 25-13 against Mohawk and 25-23, 25-21, and 25-9 in play against Conestoga). The St. Clair women improved to 9-6 on the season and are now

Computer Networking Scores Huge Donation from Cisco

The St. Clair College Computer Networking program received a generous donation of equipment from Cisco in December 2015. It is equipment that was used in the Pan Am games last summer. The equipment is brand new and was only used for a short time. The donation is valued at over $100,000.00 and includes IP telephones, switches, fiber modules

Volleyball Teams Split Their Games in Toronto

The St. Clair College men's volleyball team travelled to the Metro Toronto area this weekend for two matches and came away with a big upset win. On Sunday, the Saints took on the Humber Hawks and defeated them in convincing fashion with 3-0 win. Game scores for St. Clair were 25-21, 25-21 and 25-23. It was a solid team effort with all 7 starters

Saints Volleyball Coach Named to Head Team Ontario 16U Girls Team

St. Clair College is pleased to announce that women's volleyball Head Coach Jimmy El-Turk has been named the Head Coach of the Team Ontario 16U Girls team. After a thorough application and interview process the Ontario Volleyball Association made the announcement on Tuesday. El-Turk's team will represent Ontario at the 2016 National Team Challenge Cup. The 16U coaching staffs

St. Clair College Donates $17,000 to High School FIRST Robotics

For the third year in a row, St. Clair College has provided sponsorship money to high school FIRST Robotics teams in the region with a $1,000 per team donation totaling $17,000. FIRST is an international organization that promotes science, technology and innovation to elementary and high school students in a unique competition format where teams of students build robots