When considering his next options for education and hockey, Wellington Dukes veteran forward Mason Reeves knew the University of Toronto was the perfect fit.
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The Wellington Dukes’ final two Ontario Junior Hockey League games of 2021 were postponed.
The Wellington Dukes have evened the Hasty P’s Cup series against the Trenton Golden Hawks at two games apiece.
Another high-scoring game resulted in a 6-2 win for the Wellington Dukes in Ontario Junior Hockey League on Thursday night in Caledon.
The 25-year-old is entering his seventh season as play-by-play announcer for Dukes broadcasts on HockeyTV and YourTV Quinte. He also writes game reports for the Ontario Junior Hockey League club.
With the OJHL having returned this fall after a cancelled season, Smith wants the 2021-22 Dukes players to be ready to battle for their roster spot every night as the players return to traditional hockey.
After winning 8-0 Saturday in Toronto against the Patriots, the Dukes tallied the first six goals of the contest in an eventual 7-4 victory over the visiting Lindsay Muskies in Ontario Junior Hockey League action Sunday at Lehigh Arena.
A four-goal first period led to an 8-0 drubbing Saturday evening for the Wellington Dukes over the host Toronto Patriots in Ontario Junior Hockey League action at Westwood Arena.
Sunday’s win for the Wellington Dukes was one head coach Derek Smith considers to be a big building block as the season progresses.
The host Lindsay Muskies withstood a late push from the Wellington Dukes to win their second straight Ontario Junior Hockey League game 4-3 Friday night.