Sarnia Sting players celebrate a goal against the Kingston Frontenacs. October 20, 2019. (Photo provided by Metcalfe Photography)

Sarnia Sting players celebrate a goal against the Kingston Frontenacs. October 20, 2019. (Photo provided by Metcalfe Photography)

Sting to face Windsor in 2021-22 home opener

By Josh Boyce

June 28, 2021 - 7:35pm

The Sarnia Sting will play their home opener on Friday, October 8 against the Windsor Spitfires at Progressive Auto Sales Arena.

The Ontario Hockey League announced the dates of the home openers for each club on Monday.

The Sting and Spitfires will also square off in Windsor's home opener at the WFCU Centre on Thursday, October 7.

Players are expected to report for training camp on September 4.

The league unveiled the entire 2021-22 schedule on Tuesday afternoon.

A full list of Sarnia Sting games can be found here.

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