March 24, 2024Â Â Bongiovanni scores again as Senators drop homestand finale to Wolf Pack
 BELLEVILLE, ON – Even with close to 40 shots on net Sunday afternoon, the Belleville Senators weren’t able to convert enough to pick up a victory and fell 3-1 to the Hartford Wolf Pack,
B-Sens tough weekend at home leads to intensified playoff push BELLEVILLE, ON – A busy three-in-three weekend has led to some significant change in the AHL’s North Division standings after the Belleville Sens suffered a pair of defeats
The Bonn Law QRD U13 Red Devils had a solid week at the rink, winning all three playoff games, improving their record to 7-0-0.Â
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March 18 – B-Sens hold strong in fourth place after pair of home wins BELLEVILLE, ON – The Belleville Sens were perfect on home ice last week, as they picked up a pair of wins against Utica and Bridgeport, to go along with a first defeat of the season in Syracuse, on the road.
Nick DiPaolo of the Ontario Junior Hockey League’s Wellington Dukes  (photo credit – Shawn Muir | OJHL Images)  has confirmed his commitment to join the NCAA Division I Niagara University Purple Eagles in Lewiston, NY .
James Jodoin of the Ontario Junior Hockey League’s Trenton Golden Hawks has confirmed his commitment to join the Toronto Metropolitan University Bold in the OUA and U SPORTS beginning with the 2024-25 season.
The Gillespie’s Tree Service U14 Quinte Red Devils took a trip this weekend to play games #6 and #7 of the 10-game playoff round robin!Â
The first match of the weekend was in Innisfil where they faced off against the Barrie Jr. Colts. After a hard-fought game,
Our first Early Bird Season Seat Member prize closes TONIGHT. Renew your seats by 11:59 pm to be entered to win a Belleville Sens replica jersey! All those who become a member before April 1stÂ
The road to the 2024 OJHL Championship Series has begun for Trenton. The Golden Hawks First Round against the Stouffville Spirit
A tumultuous offseason turned into a positive 56-game OJHL season for the Wellington Dukes – and hopefully a fulfilling Buckland Cup playoff run.
In his first year behind the bench after a couple decades behind BCHL benches, Kent Lewis helped lead his new club to 35 wins and a third-place finish in the East Conference.
