Hamilton Bulldogs

The Hamilton Bulldogs defeated the Windsor Spitfires 6-1 at home on Wednesday night to win the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) championship series in seven games.

The 19-year-old totalled two goals and seven assists in 19 OHL playoff games. The Bulldogs advance to the Memorial Cup in Saint John, New Brunswick early next week. Article content

The Hamilton Bulldogs claimed a 6-1 victory over the Windsor Spitfires in Game 7 of the OHL playoffs Wednesday at the FirstOntario Centre.

Hamilton will play opening night against the Sea Dogs at TD Station. The 2023 tournament will be held in Kamloops, B.C. The Hamilton Bulldogs claimed a 6-1 victory over the Windsor Spitfires in Game 7 of the OHL playoffs Wednesday at the FirstOntario Centre.

The Hamilton Bulldogs blasted the Windsor Spitfires 6-1 in Game 7 of the Ontario Hockey League championship and have punched their ticket to the Memorial ...

Game 6, Mon., June 13 at Windsor, (Spitfires 5, Bulldogs 2) Game 5, Sun., June 12 at Hamilton (Bulldogs 3, Spitfires 2) It brought an OHL final record 11,779 fans at FirstOntario Centre to their feet when he took a cross ice pass from Patrick Thomas in the slot and blasted a one-timer behind Windsor netminder Mathias Onuska.

The Hamilton Bulldogs turned in one of their best efforts of this year's Ontario Hockey League playoffs as they outplayed and outscored the Windsor ...

The 2023 tournament will be held in Kamloops, B.C. Hamilton will play opening night against the Sea Dogs at TD Station. The tourney concludes on June 29. The 2021 Memorial Cup was cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions.

The Hamilton Bulldogs have punched their ticket to the 2022 Memorial Cup presented by Kia after they claimed the J. Ross Robertson Cup after a 4-3 series ...

Hamilton at 7 p.m. AT Hamilton at 7 p.m. AT Edmonton at 7 p.m. AT Hamilton at 7 p.m. AT They will then play Shawinigan June 23 before they conclude their round-robin schedule on June 24 against either Edmonton. The Spits forced a Game 7 after a 5-2 win Monday night thanks to a pair of goals from Daniel D’Amico before the Bulldogs won the decider this evening. Edmonton at 7 p.m. AT Wed., June 29 – Championship Final at 7 p.m. AT Mon., June 27 – Semi-Final at 7 p.m. AT Hayes scored twice in Game 2 as Hamilton won 5-4 but Windsor took re-took the series lead as Wyatt Johnston had two goals in a 6-3 victory in Game 3. Shawinigan at 5 p.m. AT Sun., June 26 – Tie-Breaker, if necessary, at 5 p.m. AT

Across the ice it's heartbreak for the Windsor Spitfires and Waterloo goalie Matt Onuska.

“I’m just so grateful for the opportunity I got here,” he said. “I’m so proud of all the guys. Many fans stayed to watch the Bulldogs receive their second J. Ross Robertson Cup since moving to town from Belleville in 2015. The club swept Peterborough, Mississauga and North Bay to win the eastern conference crown before taking out west best Windsor in seven games. “Both of them are incredibly impactful to our team.” “It just feels so good to finally win it.