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The weekly report for games October 10, 2023 submitted by the Quinte Red Devils AAA minor hockey association.
To celebrate our 35th anniversary, the Raiders will be hosting Glory Days!
Players from the past 35 years will face off against each other on Oct. 14, 2023 at 4 p.m. Following the game, they will host a fundraiser dinner
The Belleville Senators are pleased to announce initial details for their home opener and fan fest presented by CAA on Saturday, October 21, versus the Laval Rocket at 7:00 p.m., where all fans in attendance will receive a cowbell, courtesy of CAA.The festivities will begin at 4:00 p.m. with a special red-carpet entrance, where fans will be able to meet and receive autographs from their favorite players as they arrive.
The Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL) announced that it is rolling out the first phase of its video review program this fall. The program, the first of its kind at the Junior A level in Canada, was approved by the OJHL’s board of directors in June.
Senators Sports & Entertainment announced today that the agreement to purchase the Ottawa Senators by an entity controlled by Michael Andlauer has been approved by the National Hockey League’s Board of Governors and the sale process has been completed. Andlauer will assume control of the organization’s operations, effective immediately.
BELLEVILLE, ON – Ottawa Senators general manager Pierre Dorion announced today additions to the team’s hockey operations department. An Ottawa native, and former Senators forward, Ben Sexton has been promoted from the American Hockey League’s Belleville Senators and joins Senators’ head coach D.J. Smith’s staff as an assistant coach.
A hot start and productive special teams gave the Wellington Dukes their first victory of the young OJHL season.
The Dukes did the job of spoiling the Pickering Panthers home opener with a 9-0 win on Sunday night on the strength of six powerplay markers and a shorthanded lamp-lighter.
A spectacular night honouring the past ended in heartbreak for the Wellington Dukes on Friday.
Welcoming more than 30 alumni to the Duke Dome for their home and season opener, the team lost a 3-1 lead on back-to-back powerplay markers
Prior to the current Dukes home opener versus the Toronto Jr. Canadiens, the organization will honour more than 40 alumni players, former coaches, staff members and volunteers for their time spent with the team, dating back to the late 80s and early 90s. Many of the older players came from the former Jr. B days of the Belleville/Trenton Bobcats that transitioned to the Dukes.