The match-up for the Ontario Junior Hockey League’s 2024 Nutrafarm Championship Series final is a repeat of the 2023 final.
The Collingwood Blues and Trenton Golden Hawks will meet again in the best-of-seven.
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The Belleville Senators are back in a playoff spot in the American Hockey League’s North Division thanks to a 3-2 come-from-behind, overtime road win, against the Toronto Marlies on Wednesday night. The Marlies got the scoring started just over 5:00 minutes in, creating a chance off the rush that Leevi Merilainen initially stopped.
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B-Sens continue to battle for playoff position after split in Laval BELLEVILLE, ON – The Belleville Senators were able to keep themselves in the thick of the American Hockey League’s North Division playoff race, earning a split of their two-game set with the Rocket
Congratulations to the Bonn Law and E360 Solutions Red Devils on their OMHA Championship Wins this Weekend!! The Bonn Law QRD U13 AAA team are OMHA CHAMPIONS! After a very exciting, action-packed weekend, the U13 Red Devils are back as OMHA Champions for the second time in 3 seasons.
March 30, 2024Â Belleville Sens scoring touch returns in 5-2 victory to split weekend set in Laval
 BELLEVILLE, ON – It took a few games, but the Belleville Senators goal scoring finally came alive on Saturday afternoon, helping the B-Sens to collect a couple of critical points in Laval, with a 5-2 win.
Sokolov scores as Senators drop first game of weekend trip to Laval
 BELLEVILLE, ON – The Belleville Senators offence was firing on Friday night in Laval, but could only muster one goal on 37 shots, in a 2-1 loss to the Rocket. The Senators now trail Laval by four points for the final playoff spot in the American Hockey League’s North Division, though they do have two games in hand and play the Rocket three more times.Â
While the Raiders are squarely focused on playing strong playoff hockey and chasing another Provincial Junior Hockey League Tod Division title for Napanee, they must also consider their future.
Lisson, who turns 18 on March 31, went 17-10-0-3 while recording three shutouts in Wellington this season. He finished the regular season with a 2.55 goals-against average a .918 save percentage.
Committed to NCAA Division I Canisius for September, Bonisteel had the fourth best goals-against average (2.25) in the OJHL this season. Bonisteel and stable mate Brady Spry helped Trenton win the East Conference regular season title. Sidelined by a midseason injury, he still went 20-9-1-0 while accumulating six shutouts