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Archive: April 2011
IceDogs’ Visentin Named OHL Goaltender of the Year
Visentin posted a 30-9-2-4 record between the pipes for the IceDogs
Owen Sound dethrone the Spitfires
The Attack are off to the OHL Finals - and the Mastercard Memorial Cup - after beating the two-time defending champion Windsor Spitfires in five games
Attack’s Wilson Named CHL Player of the Week
Wilson, a 20-year-old from Elmvale, ON, is playing in his fourth OHL season.
Winterhawks’ Carruth Named CHL Goalie of the Week
Carruth, a 19-year-old from Shorewood, Minnesota, is playing in his second WHL season with the Winterhawks.
Mississauga Closes Out Niagara
Four different players contributed to the score sheet as the Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors beat up on the Niagara IceDogs
Spitfires’ Ellis Named OHL Defenceman of the Year
For the second time in his career Ryan Ellis of the Windsor Spitfires is OHL Defenceman of the Year
Attack’s Garrett Wilson Named OHL Player of the Week
Wilson led the OHL with seven points scoring three goals and four assists in the first three games of the Western Conference Finals
Winterhawks Squeak Out Win Over Spokane
Ryan Johansen scored the game winning goal halfway through the second period, as Portland ties the series up at 1-1
Majors Topple Niagara In Overtime
Mississauga fought back from a 2-0 hole to defeat the Niagara IceDogs 3-2 in Overtime on Saturday night
Attack Take Series Lead Over Windsor
Garrett Wilson scored two power-play goals in the final five minutes of regulation to give the Attack a 2-1 series leadLatest Headlines
- Hudon hoping to catch on with NHL club
- Hoefflin performs in shutdown role
- Yakupov Leading The Way
- Quinn and Recchi Lead Prospects into Kelowna
- All Eyes on Faksa
- ASG Skills Competition Participants Selected
- Hyka’s NHL Team in Limbo
- Excitement Builds for NHL Prospects Game
- Mrazek shines in first Under-20 experience
- No More Mr. Magician
- Sweden Relishes World Junior Glory
- Beaulieu a prized prospect for Montreal
- Team Canada set to face Russia in WJC Semifinal
- Sergeev is Foreurs jack-of-all-trades
- Gibson forged interesting path to Team Finland cage
In The News
Q Round-up: American Coyle signs with Sea Dogs
Wild first rounder signs with defending league champions, with chance of more on the way; Halifax forward Frk decides against playing in WJC; Quiet start to league trading period.
Sarnia’s Kujawinski ready for U-17 Hockey Challenge
Sarnia’s Kujawinski ready for first taste of international competition at the U-17 Hockey Challenge, competing with Team Ontario at the end of the month in Windsor, Ontario
Gourde keeping pace with the scoring leaders
Victoriaville forward wrestles scoring lead with help from Tigres linemate, team depth
Abeltshauser adds leadership, control from blueline
German defenceman plays solid two-way hockey for Halifax and on the world stage