Andy Fantuz at football clinic at Chatham-Kent Secondary School. August 22,2017. (Photo by Sarah Cowan Blackburn News Chatham-Kent) Andy Fantuz at football clinic at Chatham-Kent Secondary School. August 22,2017. (Photo by Sarah Cowan Blackburn News Chatham-Kent)
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CK Sports Briefs - September 20, 2017

Fantuz Added To Tiger-Cats' Practice Team

Chatham's Andy Fantuz appears to be covering some ground on the road to recovery from a serious knee injury last fall.

He suffered a torn ACL on October 28, 2016 and was serving as the Coordinator of Player Development for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats while he was sidelined during his recovery.

However, The Tiger-Cats announced earlier this week that they have signed Fantuz to their practice roster.

That paves the way for a possible return to the team this season, but reports from the team indicate Fantuz is probably still at least two to three weeks away from playing in a game.

That timeline would mean a potential return to game action on Saturday, September 30 against Toronto or Friday, October 6 against Winnipeg.

The Tiger-Cats (2-9) are at the bottom of the standings in the East Division with seven games left on the schedule.

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Former Maroon Tetrault Released By Storm

Former Chatham Maroons defenceman Levi Tetrault is returning to Jr. B hockey after spending parts of the past three seasons with the Guelph Storm in the OHL.

The Pain Court native is joining the Brantford 99ers in the GOJHL.

Tetrault was drafted by the Storm in the 4th round of the OHL Priority Selection in 2015, putting up five points in 103 regular season games with the club.

He spent most of the 2014-2015 GOJHL season with the Chatham Maroons, putting up 15 points in 41 regular season games with the team.

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