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Tony Saxon

Tony Saxon

Tony Saxon’s history as a journalist has been rich and varied over the past 20 years. Most recently known as the Guelph Mercury's beat writer covering the Guelph Storm, Tony is an award winning correspondent, columnist, reporter, feature writer and photographer, who has covered politics, science, and any topic that made for a great story. As a storyteller, Tony is considered “fearless.”

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Recent Work by Tony

Despite loss, Gillespie feels confidence building in Guelph Storm net

Despite loss, Gillespie feels confidence building in Guelph Storm net

Guelph falls 4-0 to London Saturday afternoon, now hit the road for next three games
Storm on winning end of a wild night at the Sleeman Centre

Storm on winning end of a wild night at the Sleeman Centre

Guelph wins 8-5 and fires 59 shots at the Niagara Icedogs net for their third victory in the past four games
Mad Max's return to form not quite enough in loss to London Knights

Mad Max's return to form not quite enough in loss to London Knights

Guelph loses a shootout 8-7 Sunday afternoon at the Sleeman Centre
Second straight win has the Guelph Storm smiling

Second straight win has the Guelph Storm smiling

Five goals in the second period powers the Guelph Storm to a 7-4 win over the Erie Otters Friday at the Sleeman Centre
Jett lands back in town, but Guelph Storm still experiencing turbulence

Jett lands back in town, but Guelph Storm still experiencing turbulence

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
Second period from hell sinks Guelph Storm

Second period from hell sinks Guelph Storm

Flint scores five times in the second period to down Guelph 7-2, Guelph's fifth loss in a row
Another first for Guelph Storm netminder, the league's youngest player

Another first for Guelph Storm netminder, the league's youngest player

Guelph Storm's 15-year-old goaltender solid as the Storm falls in a shootout, 3-2 to the Kitchener Rangers
Lack of scoring touch spoils solid Guelph Storm effort in loss to Spits

Lack of scoring touch spoils solid Guelph Storm effort in loss to Spits

Storm falls 4-1 to the Windsor Spitfires at the Sleeman Centre Friday
2024 Thanksgiving Day Road Races

2024 Thanksgiving Day Road Races

Mad Max brings the energy and the key goal in Guelph Storm win

Mad Max brings the energy and the key goal in Guelph Storm win

Max Namestinikov's beauty of a goal in the third period proves the winner as the Storm downs Peterborough 6-3
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