AUTHORJay Smith

It’s that time of year again, to vote on the Chatham-Kent Sports Network / CKXS FM 99.1 Male and Female Chatham-Kent Athletes of the Year. This year, we’re doing things a little different. There will be no final four, rather, voting will stay open from now until New Years Eve, and repeat voting will be allowed once per day, per device.. Send those emails, share on social media, tell your neighbour at the coffee shop, and get those votes rolling in for Chatham-Kent’s top athletes.

It’s that time of year again, to vote on the Chatham-Kent Sports Network / CKXS FM 99.1 Male and Female Chatham-Kent Athletes of the Year. This year, we’re doing things a little different. There will be no final four, rather, voting will stay open from now until New Years Eve, and repeat voting will be allowed once per day, per device.. Send those emails, share on social media, tell your neighbour at the coffee shop, and get those votes rolling in for Chatham-Kent’s top athletes.

Chad Nolan took home two of Chatham-Kent’s 18 total medals at the Provincial Jiu Jitsu Championships Chatham-Kent jiu jitsu took centre stage at this past weekend’s Ontario Provincial Championships in Niagara Falls. Armstrong Martial Arts (Gracie Barra Chatham) and local affiliate academies were represented by 27 competitors and brought home 18 medals in total, including five gold, five silver and eight bronze. The accolades were enjoyed in both the kids/youth categories and the adult category.