August 1, 2024, Mississauga, ON – The Ontario Junior Hockey League’s (OJHL) 2024-25 regular season schedule opens Thursday, Sept. 5, with two games, the league announced today.
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The Wellington Dukes are excited to announce the acquisition of Ben Pouliot from the Soo Eagles of the NOJHL. The Hartland, Michigan native scored 58pts (24G,34A) in 56 games last season!Â
The Wellington Dukes are excited to announce the signing of 2006 born forward Quinn McNamara! The London, Ontario native played last season with the London Nationals of the GOJHL!
The Wellington Dukes are excited to announce the signing of 2005 born forward Cooper Reid. The Burlington, Ontario native played last season with the Welland Jr Canadians of the GOJHL!
Welcome to Welly Cooper!
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The Wellington Dukes are proud to announce the Dukes Captain Dimitri Tzaferis has committed to the Middlebury College Panthers for the 2024-25 season.
Middlebury College is a Divison III NCAA program located in Middlebury, Vermont.
At 6-feet, 2-inches, 205 pounds, Ontario native Brad Barker, whose older brother Greg threw threw discus on Liberty’s Track & Field team, is a hard-hitting enforcer on the ice. A bruising left wing on the ice for the Wellington Dukes in the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL), Liberty University ACHA Division I men’s hockey forward recruit Brad Barker
Although the season ended a lot sooner than many fans had hoped, the 2023-24 Dukes continue to garner attention south of the border as Dukes overage goaltender Shane Shelest has committed to NCAA Division III Cortland University Red Dragons.
The Collingwood Blues will face the Trenton Golden Hawks in a repeat of the 2023 final.
The best-of-seven series will open in Collingwood Friday night. The league’s annual awards will be presented during a pregame ceremony Friday.
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.
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.