TORONTO – On a stellar run in which they have only lost twice in over three months, the Rockland Nationals (CCHL) are back at No. 1
Wellington Dukes
The Wellington Dukes held their year end player awards banquet March 1st 2025. Here are the 2024-25 Player Awards with the exception of playoff MVP trophy which will be decided at conclusion of their up and coming playoff round. Dukes will begin playoffs this week versus the Stouffville Spirit.
Dukes Captain commits to University of Waterloo Warriors Usports
The Duke of Wellington is heading to Waterloo. The Wellington Dukes are excited to announce that Captain Cory Jewitt has announced his commitment to the University of Waterloo Warriors of USports for next season.
Being down three regular defencemen proved to not be much of an issue for the Cobourg Cougars in a 5-2 victory over the Wellington Dukes on Friday night.
Missing Jonathan Kapageridis, Duncan Schneider and captain Jesse English, the Cougars rode a hot powerplay with three goals and a 24-save performance from goaltender Tommy O’Donnell to their 13th win of the season
December 13, 2024, Mississauga, ON – …. Two teams made up of the top 20-year-old players from the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL) will face two Ontario University Athletics teams next month in a new two game series, the OJHL announced today.
The two-game series will see OJHL teams play the host OUA teams
October 30, 2024 …. Star players from the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL) and Central Canada Hockey League (CCHL) will skate under the watchful eye of scouts from across the hockey world during the 2024 Battle of Ontario in Smiths Falls, Ontario November 19-20.
Ben Vreugdenhil bookended the scoring, finishing another late comeback effort with the overtime winner as the Dukes wiped away a two-goal deficit two days after tying the game late and then beating the Stouffville Spirit by the same score at home.
Captain Cory Jewitt came through in the clutch again, assisting on a tying marker with 24 seconds left in regulation and stealing the puck away for a clean break and a game-winner in double overtime to stun the Stouffville Spirit 5-4.
The Wellington Dukes have long been a leader in helping advance players to the next level of hockey, and today the Dukes announced that GM Todd Diminie is stepping down from his position to join the OHL’s Brampton Steelheads scouting department.
The Dukes owner, Ken Clement released a statement through Dukes COO Tealah Clement congratulating Todd and thanking him for his service to the Dukes. “On behalf of my father Ken Clement and myself, we want to take this time to thank Todd Diminie for his incredible work as General Manager.