Tony Saxon is a reporter and photographer based in Guelph, Canada. He has been covering the Guelph Storm, a team in the Ontario Hockey League, since 2004. Tony's articles focus on local sports, including game recaps, player profiles, and analysis of the Guelph Storm's performance.
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Tony Saxon's focus is primarily local, centered around the Guelph area, with a strong emphasis on event coverage within hockey and the Guelph Storm. Pitches should offer relevant insights into ongoing events or evolving stories related to the local sports scene, particularly hockey and the activities of the Guelph Storm.
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Storm falls 4-1 to the Windsor Spitfires at the Sleeman Centre Friday
Guelph Storm's 15-year-old goaltender solid as the Storm falls in a shootout, 3-2 to the Kitchener Rangers
Flint scores five times in the second period to down Guelph 7-2, Guelph's fifth loss in a row
Jett Luchanko's return to the Guelph Storm lineup didn't help as the Storm gets blown out 10-1 by the Brampton Steelheads Sunday on home ice
Five goals in the second period powers the Guelph Storm to a 7-4 win over the Erie Otters Friday at the Sleeman Centre
Guelph loses a shootout 8-7 Sunday afternoon at the Sleeman Centre
By: Hunter McKenzie, Leo Serlin, Daniil Skvortsov, Cam Allen, Max Namestnikov
Guelph wins 8-5 and fires 59 shots at the Niagara Icedogs net for their third victory in the past four games
Guelph falls 4-0 to London Saturday afternoon, now hit the road for next three games
By: Cole Davis, Noah Morneau, Carter Froggett
Vilmer Alriksson scored twice and Brayden Gillespie made 39 saves as Guelph beat Windsor 6-2 at the Sleeman Centre
Fans at the Sleeman Centre were treated to some excellent hockey Sunday as the Kitchener Rangers downed the Guelph Storm 3-2 in overtime
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