The first real busy run of play of the season for the Wellington Dukes worked out decently well this past weekend. The Dukes won the three-in-three weekend with two victories, the second of which came on Sunday at Lehigh Arena over the Markham Royals, 3-1.
OJHL – With standings tightening and streaks surging, this week’s rankings reflect more than just wins—they capture momentum, grit, and a few eyebrow-raising shifts. Here’s how the top 10 stack up:
Zack Carrier had another outstanding game to carry the offence in the Wellington Dukes 5-3 over the Lindsay Muskies on Saturday night.
The Ontario Junior Hockey League is mourning the loss of alumnus Mike Robinson who passed away on Wednesday in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin.
The Buffalo Jr Sabres, Milton Menace and Wellington Dukes remain unbeaten on the Ontario Junior Hockey League season after wins during Day 2 of the OJHL’s Governors’ Showcase in Niagara Falls, ON.
\Day 1 of the Ontario Junior Hockey League’s Governors’ Showcase at the Gale Centre in Niagara Falls, home of the Canucks, featured eight games, all of the inter-conference variety.Â
The defending OJHL champion Trenton Golden Hawks won one of the feature games of the day 5-2 over the Collingwood Blues, the 2024 national champs.
Wellington, ON – New head coach Jacob Panetta earned his first win in his OJHL coaching debut as the Dukes downed the Trenton Golden Hawks 5-3 in front of a charged crowd at Lehigh Arena.
Belleville, ON – Ontario Junior Hockey League coach Derek Smith will be inducted into the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame this fall.
The head coach of the defending OJHL champion Trenton Golden Hawks is one of five members of the hall’s class of 2025 inductees, it was announced Wednesday.
With temperatures reaching the mid 30s in the Quinte area on the weekend. The cool confines of the Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre was a great spot to be as the Dukes held their 2025 Summer Identification Camp.
The club announced former Duke Jacob Panetta has been appointed to both titles, with former coach/GM Kent Lewis moving into a development/consulting role in his home province of British Columbia.
