Archive for category Junior Hockey

Barrie Colts on cruise control as OHL playoffs near

Posted by Sunaya Sapurji in Junior Hockey, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News on February 24, 2010

It was billed as the OHL’s edition of clash of the titans, and when the Barrie Colts beat the Windsor Spitfires to sweep their season series 2-0, it also sent a message.

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Ryder unfit mentally to stand trial

Posted by in Junior Hockey, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey on February 16, 2010

Former NHL prospect Daniel Ryder has been declared mentally unfit to stand trial on charges stemming from an armed robbery in Newfoundland.

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Barrie Colts blank Mississauga Majors 4-0

Posted by in Junior Hockey, JuniorHockey, MapleLeafs, NazemKadri, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on January 30, 2010

Bryan Cameron and the Barrie Colts continue to dominate Ontario Hockey League’s Central Division.

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Taylor Hall has four-point game to lead Spitfires

Posted by in Junior Hockey, JuniorHockey, Ontario, Oshawa, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, news on January 28, 2010

Taylor Hall scored his 31st and 32nd goals of the season and added two assists as the Windsor Spitfires beat the Guelph Storm 5-1 in Ontario Hockey League play Thursday.

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Mikael Tam can’t recall being hit

Posted by in Junior Hockey, JuniorHockey, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey on January 23, 2010

Mikael Tam says he is determined to play hockey as soon as possible despite being "very scared" after the nasty hit to the head he took in a recent Quebec Major Junior Hockey League game.

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Don Cherry calls Cormier hit ‘a cheap shot’

Posted by in Junior Hockey, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on January 20, 2010

Patrice Cormier will get a long suspension and deservedly so, says Don Cherry.

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Star forum will tackle minor hockey’s issues

Posted by in GTHL, Junior Hockey, JuniorHockey, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on January 20, 2010

Some of the leading minds in youth and professional hockey will gather later this month for a one-day summit in Toronto exploring ways of improving the game at its most grassroots level.

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