Dave Jewell
Journalist and Photographer at The Hockey Writers
Photographer/journalist,StClair/UWsr Journo Grad, cover Windsor #Spitfires for @TheHockeyWriter; coffee addict, Jr hockey fanatic,Finnish-Canuck. Sorry in adv.
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1 week ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Dave Jewell
While summer is knocking on the door, there’s a taste of autumn in the air. The Windsor Spitfires released their 2025-26 schedule on Monday, and the home cooking will be plentiful early on. With the 2025 Memorial Cup in Rimouski wrapping up on Sun., June 1, the next thing on the “looking forward to” list for Ontario Hockey League (OHL) fans is the 68-game schedule release.
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3 weeks ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Dave Jewell
The junior hockey landscape is changing and the Windsor Spitfires have benefited again. On Wednesday, the club signed its first pick from the 2025 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) Draft and it’s a player who was a wild card. The annual OHL Draft takes place every April. Last season, general manager Bill Bowler had plenty of picks to use and made the most of it with eight prospects seeing some time with the club.
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4 weeks ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Dave Jewell
The Windsor Spitfires continue to get recognition. The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) released their 2024-25 All-Star teams on Friday, and the organization was well represented. The 2024-25 season was one that the Spitfires needed. After finishing last in the Western Conference in 2023-24, they shot up the conference standings this season and refused to budge.
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1 month ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Dave Jewell
The Canadian Hockey League’s (CHL) Memorial Cup is a battle of the best major junior hockey Canada has to offer. In 2009, the Windsor Spitfires won their first championship, in Rimouski, PQ. As the tournament returns there this season, we look back to find out what happened to some of that roster. In 2006, Warren Rychel bought the Spitfires’ organization along with Bob Boughner and Peter Dobrich.
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1 month ago |
thehockeywriters.com | Dave Jewell
For much of the 2024-25 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season, Windsor Spitfires’ captain Liam Greentree was Mr. Everything for his club. On Thursday, the league showed their appreciation, naming him a recipient of an award that means a lot to the Essex County region. This season was a major rebound for the Spitfires. After finishing last in the Western Conference in 2023-24, they shot to the top of the West Division, finishing second in the conference.
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The Windsor #Spitfires announce that their 2025-26 home opener is scheduled for Sat., Sept. 20 at 7:05 p.m. against the London #Knights. Windsor will also be the opponent for the Sarnia #Sting home opener a night earlier. #OHL
