Heather Wright/The Independent The unbeaten North Lambton Eagles are Lambton-Kent Senior Girls’ basketball champions. The Eagles beat the John McGregor Panthers 53-31 Friday at the Forest high school. Alexis Wice led the Eagles with 17 points, Lainie Rintoul had nine and Lily Heynbergen had seven in the victory. Coaches Adam Willemse, Jacinda Sanders and Tara Petrus, all alumni and teachers

Barry Wright/The Independent The Petrolia Squires will be hoping to maintain their perfect start when they host the Erin Outlaws on Friday night at Greenwood at 8:30 pm.  Last week, playing with a short bench of just 14 players and a red-hot goaltender, the Squires recorded a 4-1 win against the Centenaries in Ontario Elite Hockey League action in Seaforth Saturday. Jakob

The Independent The LCCVI Junior Girls’ basketball team is going to SWOSSAA. The Lancers beat North Lambton Secondary School 44-15 on their home court Friday afternoon. The team will be heading to Windsor Thursday to take on the winner of Brennan and Erie Migration who play in Windsor Sunday.

Hurricane Melissa left most of the migrant workers’ families without food or shelter Heather Wright/The Independent “This would be my home,” says Fitzroy Cox as he plays a video on his phone. “That would be my shop right there…That was one of my house. That’s that over here – this one belongs to me, too. I’m trying to build this