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Ryan Ellis Wins Red Tilson Trophy

The Windsor Spitfires' defenceman is the 2010-11 recipient of the award, given to the OHL’s Most Outstanding Player of the Year
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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
Spitfires’ Ellis Named OHL Defenceman of the Year thumbnail

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 thumbnail

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
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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 lead
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Owen Sound Dominates Spitfires In Game One

The #1 ranked Attack played like Western Conference champs, dismantling Windsor 8-1 at home
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The Long and Winding Road

Jerry D'Amigo's road to the NHL has hit another speed bump. This time landing him in the OHL with the Kitchener Rangers
Hodgson and Timmins Make Their NHL Debuts thumbnail

Hodgson and Timmins Make Their NHL Debuts

Two OHL Graduates, Cody Hodgson and Scott Timmins, made their NHL debuts Tuesday night
OHL Announces Top Performers of the Month for December thumbnail

OHL Announces Top Performers of the Month for December

The Ontario Hockey League today announced the top OHL Performers of the Month for December, 2010.
Who Needs a Pest? thumbnail

Who Needs a Pest?

Canadian World Junior teams of the past have sported the likes of Steve Ott, Steve Downie, and Stefan Della-Rovere. Their significance? Glad you asked.

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Sarnia’s Kujawinski ready for U-17 Hockey Challenge thumbnail

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 thumbnail

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 thumbnail

Abeltshauser adds leadership, control from blueline

German defenceman plays solid two-way hockey for Halifax and on the world stage
Richard Finding Success in Guelph thumbnail

Richard Finding Success in Guelph

Another of the OHL's Tanner's - Richard that is - is the Storm's leading scorer and will suit up for Switzerland at the U-20’s
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Canadian World Junior Team Announced

Hockey Canada announced Thursday Canada’s National Junior Team for the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship