Jan 11, 2024 – A host of players with NCAA Division I and Ontario Hockey League commitments will face off in the Hudl-InStat Ontario Junior Hockey League Prospects Game in Collingwood Saturday afternoon.
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January 9, 2024, Mississauga, ON – The countdown is on! The Ontario Junior Hockey League’s 2023-24 All-Star Celebration presented by Dairy Farmers of Ontario begins in three days.
The Wellington Duke alum took 20 shifts, playing 11 minutes and 27 seconds during his Tampa Bay Lightning’s 4-1 win over the Minnesota Wild in St. Paul. Carlile was a plus-1, with two blocked shots and a hit.
January 2, 2024, Mississauga, ON – The rosters for the Hudl-InStat OJHL Prospects Game at the Ontario Junior Hockey League’s 2023-24 All-Star Celebration presented by Dairy Farmers of Ontario have been announced. The celebration is scheduled for January 12 and 13, 2024 in scenic Collingwood, Ont.
The OJHL rookie went 3-1-0 during November, posting shutouts over Pickering (Nov. 10) and Aurora (Nov. 17) while sporting a 0.75 goals-against average with .976 save percentage.Â
November 27, 2023, Mississauga, ON – The Ontario Junior Hockey League today announced the schedule of events for the third annual 2023-24 OJHL All-Star Celebration presented by Dairy Farmers of Ontario. Â
November 8, 2023, Mississauga, ON – …. The rosters for the two Ontario Junior Hockey League teams participating in next week’s 2023 Eastern Canada Cup All-Star Challenge in Trenton have been named.Â
The Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL) announced that it is rolling out the first phase of its video review program this fall. The program, the first of its kind at the Junior A level in Canada, was approved by the OJHL’s board of directors in June.
A hot start and productive special teams gave the Wellington Dukes their first victory of the young OJHL season.
The Dukes did the job of spoiling the Pickering Panthers home opener with a 9-0 win on Sunday night on the strength of six powerplay markers and a shorthanded lamp-lighter.
A spectacular night honouring the past ended in heartbreak for the Wellington Dukes on Friday.
Welcoming more than 30 alumni to the Duke Dome for their home and season opener, the team lost a 3-1 lead on back-to-back powerplay markers