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2026-08-14
Flyers 2026 Top 25 Under 25, No. 11: Jack Nesbitt - 
Just outside of the top-ten on our list is one of the younger players to make an appearance here: Jack Nesbitt. We saw quite the consternation around his selection just over one year ago. With three graduations ahead of him from our previous list, Nesbitt slid up three places from his number 14 placement in the winter edition, and is making the jump to the NCAA for the 2026-27 season. No. 14: Jack Nesbitt 2025-26 Primary League/Team: Windsor Spitfires (OHL)2025-26 Statistics: 25G 33A 58 PTS in 55 GP (7G 3A 10PTS in 13 Playoff GP) Age as of 9/15/2026: 19 (1/12/2007)Acquired Via: 2025 NHL Draft – Round 1, Pick 12 How did Nesbitt’s 2025-26 season go?
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2026-08-12
Windsor Spitfires Announce 2026 Training Camp Dates - 
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2026-08-11
Windsor Spitfires Announce 2026 Training Camp Dates - 
WINDSOR, ON.-The Windsor Spitfires will hold their 2026 Training Camp at the WFCU Centre from August 27 to August 29, 2026All practices and ga... - OHL Windsor Spitfires
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2026-08-10
15 OHL players included on Scott Wheeler’s 2027 NHL Draft Preseason Rankings - 
Following the conclusion of the Hlinka Gretzky Cup, one of the first major international showcases of the 2027 NHL Draft cycle, The Athletic’s Scott Wheeler has released his preseason rankings, featuring a top 32 along with 36 honourable mentions. Six OHL players cracked Wheeler’s top 32, while nine more received honourable mentions.   Here’s a look at the 15 OHL players recognized: 7. Dima Zhilkin – Saginaw Spirit Hometown: Windsor, ON Drafted: 1st Round, 19th Overall (2024 OHL Priority Selection) Profile: 5-foot-10, 185lbs, left-shot winger Leading the OHL contingent is Saginaw Spirit captain Dima Zhilkin, who has established himself as one of the league’s most dynamic and competitive forwards. The Windsor, Ont., native recorded 75 poin
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2026-08-09
Canada claims gold at Hlinka Gretzky Cup - 
EDMONTON, Alta. –  OHL players and staff helped Canada claim gold at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, as they defeated the United States 8-1 Saturday at Rogers Place. Guelph Storm forward Jaakko Wycisk capped Canada’s offensive outburst with a third-period goal, joining fellow OHL representatives Matthew Henderson (Kingston Frontenacs), Cooper McAslan (London Knights), Brock Chitaroni (Ottawa 67’s), Ryerson Edgar (Niagara IceDogs), Aleks Kulemin (Kingston Frontenacs), Charlie Murata (Flint Firebirds) and Cam Warren (North Bay Battalion) in helping Canada capture gold. Wycisk finished the championship game with two points (1-1–2), tying for the tournament lead with 10 points (2-8–10) over five games. Maddox Schultz (WHL) and Liam Pue (WHL) each recorded two goals and an assist to lead Canada's offence on home ice. North Bay Battalion Head Coach Ryan Oulahen also helped lead Canada's gold-medal effort from behind the b
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2026-08-08
Firebirds sign defenceman Landon Pickersgill - 
FLINT - The Flint Firebirds have announced that they have signed defenseman Landon Pickersgill to a Standard Player Agreement.  Pickersgill was selected by Flint in the seventh round of the 2025 OHL Priority Selection Draft. He played the 2025-26 season for the Leamington Flyers in the OJHL and was the Flyers’ highest-scoring defenseman with 13 goals and 27 assists in 55 games.  A Windsor, Ontario native, Pickersgill has a commitment to play NCAA hockey at Lake Superior State University. He is the sixth player from Flint’s 2025 OHL Priority Selection Draft class to sign with the Firebirds. SCOUTING REPORT FROM HEAD SCOUT MIKE OLIVERIO “Landon is a puck-moving defenseman who isn't afraid to push the puck up the ice. His ability to see the ice and high hockey IQ helps benefit his playmaking skills. He skates very well and can cover a lot of real estate quickly to close gaps and win races to the puck.”  
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2026-08-06
Spitfires sign defenceman Jack O’Dell - 
  Spitfires Sign Free Agent Jack O’Dell to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement   WINDSOR, ON. The Windsor Spitfires are proud to announce the signing of defenceman Jack O’Dell to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement. Although not selected in the OHL Priority Selection Draft, O’Dell showcased his talents this past season by recording 21 points in 30 games with Phillips Academy Andover. Standing at 6’2 and 195 pounds, O’Dell spent the first half of the 2025-26 season with the NV River Rats 16U AAA National Team, where he registered 10 points in 26 games. During the 2024-25 season, O’Dell played for the Windy City Storm 15U AAA team, recording 4 goals, 22 assists, and 90 penalty minutes in 49 games. O’Dell was selected in the second round of the USHL Entry Draft by the Dubuque Fighting Saints but ultimately chose to come to Windsor as a Free Agent. When asked what it means to join the team, O’Dell stated “It
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2026-08-05
2026 Montreal Canadiens Top 25 Under 25: The Long Shots (55-43) - 
Introduction The excitement each year when we do this project is coming up with an order for the top players in the organization, with new additions and great seasons from others shifting how relative value is viewed from summer to summer. But while we all fret over who to move into the top spots, voters also make their task of ranking a high number of players easier by shifting a few players to the lowest ranks to limit the options they have to mull over higher up. Each year we like to show the full list of players in the project, first looking at those outside of the official Top 25 Under 25 to show where everyone landed. The first reveal is a block of players who are viewed to have very little chance of making it to the NHL, but the group always includes some of the newer draft prospects that no one knows enough about to put them above those who’ve been in the system for a year or two. These are the first 13 of 55 players we’ll reveal in reverse
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2026-08-02
City of Windsor and Spitfires once again deliver for Hockey Canada - 
Once again, the City of Windsor and the Spitfires delivered for Hockey Canada.
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City of Windsor and Spitfires once again deliver for Hockey Canada - 
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2026-07-31
IceDogs name new coaching staff led by Jake Grimes ahead of 2026-2027 season - 
NIAGARA, ONT. – Niagara IceDogs General Manager Dale DeGray announced Wednesday the club's coaching staff for the 2026-27 Ontario Hockey League season, led by newly appointed head coach Jake Grimes.  “Thank you to Dale DeGray for the opportunity, cannot wait to meet the players, staff and all of our fans across Dog Country this upcoming season,” states Grimes. Joining Grimes behind the bench are associate coach Dennis Martindale, assistant coach Jeff Wagner and returning goaltending coach Ryan Ludzik. "Jake Grimes is a coach who has had tremendous success throughout the years at various levels, including helping Saginaw win the Memorial Cup just two years ago," said DeGray. "He's a coach who knows what it takes to win while creating an environment where players want to come to the rink every day and commit to playing defence and winning hockey games. We feel very fortunate to bring a coach like Jake on board and look forward to wat
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A first look at Boone Jenner in Washington Capitals gear - 
Boone Jenner did not waste any time getting into his new Washington Capitals gear. Jenner was caught rocking his new Caps jersey, pants, Warrior gloves, and helmet while taking part in workouts at London Sports Park in London, Ontario, this week. Jenner was joined on the ice by prospects Johnny McLaughlin (OHL, Windsor Spitfires), Josh
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2026-07-29
Zhilkin Called ‘the Real Deal’ at Canada’s World Juniors Camp - 
Highlights Dima Zhilkin is the youngest player Canada brought to the World Junior Summer Showcase in Windsor The 17-year-old Saginaw captain put up 75 points in 59 OHL games and is projected to go early in the 2027 draft Read below for what Canada’s coaches and general manager are saying about him this week Canada’s […] The post Zhilkin Called ‘the Real Deal’ at Canada’s World Juniors Camp appeared first on Gino Hard.
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2026-07-28
Liam Greentree | 2025-26 Highlights - 
Here's a video package of Liam Greentree from the 2025-2026 season. #nhlprospects #nhl #ohl #hockey #newyorkrangers Profile : Name : Liam Greentree Age : 20 Birthplace : Oshawa, Ontario (Canada) Height : 6'03 Weight : 216 lbs Position : Right Wing Shoot : Left Team : Windsor Spitfires (OHL) Jersey Number : 66 Stats : 38G-36A-74PTS/52GP I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THESE HIGHLIGHTS. SPECIAL THANKS TO THE OHL AND THE IIHF. Don't forget to like and subscribe to this channel!
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Former Spitfires Nesbitt and Belchetz relish the chance to be back in Windsor again with Hockey Canada - 
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Jake LaMontagne (D) from Honeybaked 15U AAA to Windsor Spitfires - 
Date: 07/28/2026 Player: Jake LaMontagne (D) From: Honeybaked 15U AAA To: Windsor Spitfires Information: Junior contract Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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Andra raka förlusten för Juniorkronorna  - 
Juniorkronorna är fortsatt utan seger i World Junior Summer Showcase. Under natten mot tisdagen föll Sverige med 4–6 mot USA Vit i Windsor.
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Spitfires sign first round import Bogdan Yakushevsky - 
WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Spitfires are proud to announce the signing of forward Bogdan Yakushevsky to the Red, White and Navy for the 2026-27 season. Yakushevsky was selected 46th overall by the Spitfires in the 2026 CHL Import Draft. Bogdan hails from Chita, Russia. He stands at 6’0 and weighs 180lbs. Yakushevsky spent the 2025-26 season with the CSKA Moskova U17 and U18 Teams as well as Krasnaya Armiya Moskva in the MHL. Over the 3 competitions Bogdan played in 63 games and recorded 78 points (36 goals and 42 assists). He is eligible for the 2027 NHL Entry Draft. Bogdan has also suited up for Team Russia, in 2024-25 he played for both the U16 and U17 teams and appeared in 12 games and collected 14 points (5 goals, 9 assists). The Russian native is excited to be joining the club. “It is an honour for me to join such a great organization with so much history with their NHL alumni.” Bogdan said. “I can really sense the professionalism. I’ve already met t
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World Junior Summer Showcase: USA Sweeps Day 2 in Windsor - 
Highlights Ethan Wyttenbach scored twice as USA Blue handled Finland 5-1 in Windsor Jack Murtagh put up three points in USA White’s 6-4 win over Sweden Read below for the full Day 2 rundown and what’s next at the Summer Showcase Team USA didn’t lose a game on Monday in Windsor. Both American squads took […] The post World Junior Summer Showcase: USA Sweeps Day 2 in Windsor appeared first on Gino Hard.
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Caleb Malhotra Eyes Unfinished Family Business at World Juniors - 
Highlights Caleb Malhotra pulled on a Canada jersey for the first time at the World Junior Summer Showcase His father Manny captained Canada at the 2000 World Juniors and came home with bronze Read below for Malhotra’s full comments and where Canada goes next in Windsor Caleb Malhotra put on a Canada jersey for the […] The post Caleb Malhotra Eyes Unfinished Family Business at World Juniors appeared first on Gino Hard.
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Keith Tkachuk’s Hall of Fame Summer: ‘Hasn’t Sunk In’ - 
Highlights A Hall of Fame call, a Blues promotion and his two sons becoming teammates all landed in one offseason Tkachuk spent Monday scouting the World Junior Summer Showcase in Windsor Read below for what he said about the induction, the new job and the Tkachuk brothers Keith Tkachuk has had the kind of offseason […] The post Keith Tkachuk’s Hall of Fame Summer: ‘Hasn’t Sunk In’ appeared first on Gino Hard.
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2026-07-27
Former OHL netminder Jack Campbell announces retirement - 
Former Soo Greyhounds and Windsor Spitfires goaltender Jack Campbell has announced his retirement from professional hockey. The 34-year-old native of Port Huron, Mich. played two seasons in the Ontario Hockey League from 2010 to 2012, arriving in the league from the U.S. National Team Development Program. Campbell played to a career OHL mark of 45-29-5-6 with a 3.62 goals-against average and .890 save percentage over 91 regular season games. He went on to appear in 176 NHL games over his career, posting a 93-52-18 record with a 2.76 goals-against average and a .909 save percentage. He last played with the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins in 2024-25. Originally selected 11th overall by the Dallas Stars at the 2010 NHL Draft, Campbell won a Calder Cup championship with the Texas Stars in 2014. Internationally, he represented the United States at three consecutive IIHF World Junior Championships, backstopping the Americans to gold in 2010.
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World Junior Summer Showcase Day 1 Notes: Finland, USA, Canada Roster - 
Summer hockey is well underway for the next wave of hockey’s elite talent. The World Junior Summer Showcase has begun in Windsor, Ontario, where hockey’s top prospects will have a chance to demonstrate their skills before the 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship, which will take place later this year. From July 26th to August 1st, […]
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Krantz, Stockselius Beat Cancer, Eye Sweden World Junior Team - 
Highlights Loke Krantz and Theo Stockselius both beat cancer as kids before hearing their names at the NHL draft The Sweden teammates are chasing 2027 World Junior spots at the Summer Showcase in Windsor Read below for what the Kraken and Flames prospects said about sharing the same fight Loke Krantz and Theo Stockselius spent […] The post Krantz, Stockselius Beat Cancer, Eye Sweden World Junior Team appeared first on Gino Hard.
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Belchetz, Nesbitt Lead Canada as 2026 Summer Showcase Rosters Revealed - 
While the 2026-27 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season is less than two months away, hockey fans in Windsor will get a treat of another kind this week. The 2026 World…
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World Junior Summer Showcase: USA, Finland Win Day 1 - 
Highlights Finland raced past USA White 4-1 and USA Blue hammered Sweden 6-1 on Day 1 in Windsor Penguins prospect Carter Sanderson scored a hat trick and Flames pick Ethan Wyttenbach added three assists Read below for the full Day 1 rundown and every NHL-drafted standout The 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase is up and […] The post World Junior Summer Showcase: USA, Finland Win Day 1 appeared first on Gino Hard.
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2026-07-26
Four Kings Prospects Set To Compete at 2026 World Juniors Summer Showcase - 
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A Flyers fan’s guide to the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase - 
The doldrums of the offseason are beginning to set in, but the good news for any prospect watchers around here is that we have a chance in front of us this week to break them up. The 2027 World Junior Championship might be a long ways off, but the national teams are getting to work already to compile their information and impressions to help them eventually assemble their best possible rosters. It’s a long process, but it’s kicking off up in Windsor this week with the annual World Junior Summer Showcase. It’s going to be a big week for first impression making, and as has become quite usual, the Flyers will once again be well represented in this tournament. Team Finland We’ll jump right in here and break from the forma
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2026-07-25
Lista: 15 spelare att hålla koll på i WJSS - 
Det är snart dags för sommarens hockeyhöjdpunkt. I Windsor i Kanada kommer de bästa nationerna göra upp i en U20-turnering - i vad som är ett första smakprov inför junior-VM. Här listar Steven Ellis de 15 mest spännande talangerna i turneringen. The post Lista: 15 spelare att hålla koll på i WJSS appeared first on hockeysverige.se.
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Canada Leaves McKenna Off World Junior Showcase Roster - 
Highlights Hockey Canada named 32 players for its 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase in Windsor, running July 26 to Aug. 1 No. 1 pick Gavin McKenna was eligible but left off, with top-10 picks Carson Carels and Keaton Verhoeff headlining instead Read below for the full roster and why McKenna is missing from the camp […] The post Canada Leaves McKenna Off World Junior Showcase Roster appeared first on Gino Hard.
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Twelve skaters with WHL experience invited to 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase - 
Calgary, Alta.- Twelve players developed in the Western Hockey League have been invited to represent Canada at the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase. The weeklong exhibition is the first step on the road to the 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship. A total of 32 skaters will participate in practices, scrimmages and exhibition games against Finland, Sweden and the United States. The WHL contingent features six defencemen and six forwards, including seven first-round NHL Draft picks and two WHL champions. 2026 NHL sixth-overall pick and Calgary Flames prospect Carson Carels (Prince George Cougars / Cypress River, Man.), Vancouver Canucks first-rounder Braeden Cootes (Prince Albert Raiders / Sherwood Park, Alta.), and Victoria Royals alumnus Keaton Verhoeff (Fort Saskatchewan, Alta.) and Cole Reschny (Macklin, Sask.) are all eligible to return from the 2026 World Junior quad, which won bronze in Minnesota. "We're excited to announce the 32 players who will attend th
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12 past and present OHL players highlight Canada’s 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase roster - 
Twelve past and present OHL players have been invited to represent Canada at the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase in Windsor.
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Dima Zhilkin, Brady Knowling set to attend World Junior Summer Showcase in Windsor - 
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Spitfires Hire Andrew Donaldson as Video Coach/Director of Analytics - 
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2026-07-24
Oilers prospect Tommy Lafrenière named to Canada WJC Showcase - 
One Edmonton Oilers prospect will get an opportunity to impress Hockey Canada brass at an upcoming summer tournament. Tommy Lafrenière was one of 18 forwards selected to Team Canada for the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase from July 26 to Aug. 1 in Windsor, Ont. The third-round pick taken by the Oilers 83rd overall in…
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Maple Leafs Prospect Tyler Hopkins Invited To Team Canada's World Junior Summer Showcase - 
Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Tyler Hopkins has been invited to Team Canada's 2026 World Junior Championship Summer Showcase in Windsor.
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Canucks prospects Malhotra and Cootes named to Canada’s World Junior Summer Showcase roster - 
Two Vancouver Canucks first-round picks will be among the players competing to earn a place on Canada’s next World Junior squad. Hockey Canada named Caleb Malhotra and Braeden Cootes to its National Junior Team Summer Showcase roster on Friday afternoon. The event runs from July 26th to August 1st at the WFCU Centre in Windsor,…
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Dima Zhilkin, Brady Knowling Set to Attend World Junior Summer Showcase in Windsor - 
Windsor, Ont. - A pair of Saginaw Spirit players will join their respective countries' World Junior Summer Showcase roster this weekend. The 2026 Worl... - OHL Saginaw Spirit
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Spitfires Hire Andrew Donaldson as Video Coach/Director of Analytics - 
WINDSOR, ON-The Windsor Spitfires are excited to announce the hiring of Andrew Donaldson as the club's new Video Coach/Director of Analytics. The ... - OHL Windsor Spitfires
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Oilers pick Andrew Robinson ready for feature role with Windsor Spitfires - 
Players don’t always develop in a linear path. Sometimes they experience brief setbacks, and sometimes they level up rapidly. Perhaps no prospect in the recent Edmonton Oilers’ draft class understands that better than Andrew Robinson, whom the team selected 133rd overall in the 2026 Draft. Robinson began his first campaign in the OHL this past…
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WJSS FREE FAMILY EVENT – located in the Corporal A.P. Grenon & Canadian Veterans Rink - 
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Windsor Spitfires Hire Emma Cicovacki as Coordinator of Communications, Media, and Community Relations - 
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2026-07-23
Windsor Spitfires Hire Emma Cicovacki as Coordinator of Communications, Media, and Community Relations - 
WINDSOR, ON.-The Windsor Spitfires are proud to announce the hiring of Emma Cicovacki as the club's new Coordinator of Communications, Media and C... - OHL Windsor Spitfires
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Former Hitmen star Getzlaf to make international coaching debut, five current and former WHLers named to Canada’s National Junio... - 
Calgary, Alta.- A strong contingent of hockey greats with ties to the WHL will help Canada chase gold at the 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship. Three current and former WHL players and coaches will be on the bench for Canada, in addition to two members of the squad's support staff. 2020 WHL Coach of the Year Brad Lauer (Spokane Chiefs / Humboldt, Sask.) will reprise his role as an assistant coach after being part of the bronze medal-winning effort in January. Calgary Hitmen great Ryan Getzlaf (Regina, Sask.) is set to make his international coaching debut as an assistant under Head Coach Misha Donskov (Montreal, Que.), while Dan De Palma (Kamloops Blazers / Kamloops, B.C.) will return for a third stint as goaltending coach. Fellow CHLers Drew Bannister (Sault Ste. Marie, OHL / Belleville, Ont.) and Jim Hulton (Saint John, QMJHL / Wolfe Island, Ont.) will also serve as assistant coaches. They're joined by video coach Adam Filmon (Edmonton Oil Kings / Winnipeg, Ma
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Spitfires sign defenceman Jake LaMontagne - 
WINDSOR, ON - The Windsor Spitfires are proud to announce the signing of defenceman Jake LaMontagne (pronounced La-mon-tane) to the Red, White and Navy. LaMontagne was selected by the Spitfires in the fourth round (69th overall) of the 2026 OHL Priority Selection. A native of New Hudson, Michigan, Jake stands at 6-foot-4 and weighs 196-pounds. LaMontagne spent two seasons with Detroit Compuware before joining Detroit HoneyBaked for the 2025-26 season. During the 2024-25 campaign with Compuware, he recorded four assists in 20 games. In his OHL Draft season with HoneyBaked, LaMontagne appeared in 104 games across two competitions, tallying five goals and 63 assists. The Michigan native is excited to be joining the organization. “It is a huge honour to be given the opportunity to sign with such a great organization.” LaMontagne said. “I look forward to working hard every day to make everyone better and help contribute to the teams future success.” Bill Bowle
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Spitfires Sign Free Agent Jack O’Dell to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement - 
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Spitfires Sign Free Agent Jack O'Dell to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement - 
WINDSOR, ON.-The Windsor Spitfires are proud to announce the signing of defenceman Jack O'Dell to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement.... - OHL Windsor Spitfires
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2026-07-21
Spitfires Sign American Free Agent Defenseman Jack O'Dell - 
O'Dell has chosen to sign in Windsor over going the USHL path.
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Jack O'Dell (D) from Phillips Academy Andover to Windsor Spitfires - 
Date: 07/21/2026 Player: Jack O'Dell (D) From: Phillips Academy Andover To: Windsor Spitfires Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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While vying for spot on U.S. national team, talented free-agent defenceman O'Dell takes time to sign on with Spitfires - 
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Game-Winning Goals But They Get Increasingly More Clutch | OHL 2025-26 Season - 
Every second counts as the clock winds down. Relive the best late third-period game-winning goals from the 2025-26 @OHL season! 00:00 - Jeremy Martin (Soo, 167 seconds) | December 12 vs. Brampton 00:30 - Adrian Manzo (North Bay, 122 seconds) | February 26 vs. Kingston 01:12 - Sam O'Reilly (Kitchener, 108 seconds) | January 18 vs. Guelph 01:54 - Owen Protz (Brantford, 99 seconds) | March 20 vs. North Bay 02:45 - Jake O'Brien (Brantford, 95 seconds) | April 22 vs. Barrie 03:20 - Alex Kostov (Flint, 91 seconds) | January 23 vs. Windsor 03:49 - Alex Misiak (Erie, 80 seconds) | December 13 vs. North Bay 05:09 - Carson Harmer (Saginaw, 75 seconds) | November 28 vs. London 05:52 - Ethan Miedema (Guelph, 72 seconds) | November 28 vs. Windsor 06:26 - Artem Gonchar (Sudbury, 67 seconds) | March 1 vs. Kingston 06:50 - Conor Walton (Windsor, 60 seconds) | April 12 vs. Flint 07:41 - Nikita Klepov (Saginaw, 53 seconds) | January 4 vs. Brampton 08:24 - Lucas Ambrosio (Erie, 48 seconds) | December 30
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2026-07-19
2026 OHL In The System: Detroit Red Wings - 
This 32-part series will spotlight OHL players who are either signed to an NHL or AHL contract or are recently drafted, and are 25 years old or younger with 50 or fewer NHL games played.  Join us for OHL in the System! Today, we take a closer look at the Detroit Red Wings prospect pool.   Adam Levac (C) – Peterborough Petes (2024-26) Selected: 4th Round, 108th Overall (2026) OHL Career Stats: 117 GP, 22G, 32A, 54 PTS, -22 Age: 18 With the 108th overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, the Detroit Red Wings selected Peterborough Petes forward Adam Levac. The Embrun, Ont., native enjoyed a breakout sophomore campaign, more than tripling his offensive production by recording 44 points (16-28–44) in 60 regular-season games.   Beckham Edwards (C) – Sarnia Sting (2024-26)
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