OHL Championship Game 4: Hall & Fowler come up big to Clinch 2nd straight OHL Championship

Windsor's biggest superstars in Cam Fowler & Taylor Hall each scored twice for the Spitfires to lead the team to complete the sweep and win the OHL Championship for the 2nd straight year and to get back to the Memorial Cup for the 2nd straight year where they will heading to Brandon, Manitoba to defend the teams Memorial Cup. For the Spitfires, they will open the tournament against the Hosts Brandon Wheat Kings to start out on the opening day on May 14.

Expect the Spitfires to also play the Calgary Hitmen as they won Game 3 to go up 3-0. Then in the QMJHL, Moncton leads The best-of-7 series 2-1 after St. John's win last night.



By Aaron Bell of the Ontario Hockey League Website: www.ontariohockeyleague.com

From Windsor, Ontario: The Windsor Spitfires have won the Robertson Cup as the OHL Champions for the 2nd straight year with a 4 game sweep of the Barrie Colts in the OHL Championship Series.

Taylor Hall & Cam Fowler scored two goals each to pace the Spitfires to a 6-2 win on Tuesday to complete the series and give the Spitfires their 2nd straight trip to the Memorial Cup.

"We came into this series hockey ready and I think we were a little bit rusty," Hall said. "I think that we worked to our advantage."

The Spitfires won the tournament last year in Rimouski, QC and will open up this year's tournament in Brandon, MB against the Host Wheat Kings next Friday.

"We have some guys on our team that they are a little bit banged up," Hall said. "That break is going to work to our advantage and hopefully we can take advantage of it in Brandon."

Luke Pither opened the scoring for the Colts on a power-play in the first period but Fowler responded in the final minute of the opening frame.

Hall, Fowler, and Adam Henrique all scored in the second period and then Scott Timmins - who won the Robertson Cup for the third time in a row - and Hall rounded out the scoring in the 3rd period. Ryan Ellis had three assists and Philipp Grubauer made 32 saves in the victory.

"It's unbelievable," said Henrique. "We wanted to do it for the fans here. We knew we had a great chance to win it at home tonight. Its a great thing that we were able to do it at home."

Matt Kennedy also scored for the Colts and Peter Di Savo allowed 5 goals on 38 shots in the loss.

It was the Spitfires 8th straight win after coming back from 3-0 down to beat Kitchener in the Western Conference Final.

"I don't know if we learned a lesson from that, but I do know we showed our true colors again - our perseverance and our character in the dressing room," said Spitfires Head Coach coach Bob Boughner. "We had to bring everything we had in this series and we did. I think that helped us for sure."

Henrique won the Wayne Gretzky 99 Award for Championship Series MVP of the playoffs as he was selected by the media covering the championship series.

"It's a great feeling," Henrique said. "I just want to come out every night and play hard and do what I can do to help the team win. Everybody pulled together throughout the playoffs when we were down or up. We stuck together no matter what and that's what got us here. It was a team effort."


Windsor Spitfires Win Series 4-0. Windsor is the 2010 OHL Champions and will advance to the 2010 Memorial Cup which begins on May 14 in Brandon, Manitoba.

Game Boxscore

Barrie Colts 2 Windsor Spitfires 6 (1-1, 1-3, 0-2)

1-0 BAR: Luke Pither (PP) (Hutchings, Crawford) 6:33 1st

1-1 WSR: Cam Fowler (PP) (Ellis, Shugg) 19:34 1st

2-1 WSR: Taylor Hall (PP) (Ellis, Fowler) 0:13 2nd

2-2 BAR: Matt Kennedy (Pietrangelo) 6:07 2nd

3-2 WSR: Cam Fowler (PP) (Timmins, Mitchell) 10:28 2nd

4-2 WSR: Adam Henrique (Ellis) 18:05 2nd

5-2 WSR: Scott Timmins (Hall, Shugg) 9:27 3rd

6-2 WSR: Taylor Hall (EN) (Unassisted) 18:20 3rd


Game Stats

SOG: BAR 35 WSR 38

PP: BAR 1/6 WSR 3/7

PIM: BAR 16 Minutes on 8 Penalties WSR 14 Minutes on 7 Penalties

Goalies: BAR Peter Di Savo 33 SVS on 38 Shots WSR Philipp Grubauer 33 SVS on 35 Shots

ATT: 6575

3rd Star: Philipp Grubauer (WSR)

2nd Star: Scott Timmins (WSR)

1st Star: Cam Fowler (WSR)

OHL Championship Game 3: Adam Henrique's Hat Trick puts the Spitfires One Win away from a Repeat

With Adam Henrique's hat trick that saw him score twice in the 2nd and putting the game away in the 3rd period as the Spitfires just one win short of the team defending the OHL Championship and a shot of defending the Memorial Cup in Brandon, Manitoba. After the first period ended even in both a scoreless game and in SOG in 11.

It was early in the 2nd period that saw the Spitfires light up the home crowd with a power-play goal by Justin Shugg just 3 minutes into the 2nd period. It took him a little while for Henrique to take over the game, but midway through the 2nd period with goals around the middle of the period which included a SH Goal to make it 3-0 Spitfires. Barrie made things interesting with goals Zac Rinaldo and Stefan Della Rovere scored to make it 3-2 later in the 2nd, but that's as close the Colts would get.

The 3rd period saw the Spitfires by Timmins and Henrique's 3rd of the game put the Spitfires just one win away from repeating as OHL Champions. Expect Barrie to put it all on the line for Game 4 on Tuesday Night to prevent the Spitfires from making it a clean sweep.

By Aaron Bell of the Ontario Hockey League Website: http://www.ontariohockeyleague.com/

In Windsor, Ontario: The Windsor Spitfires are one win away from winning the OHL Robertson Cup for the 2nd straight year. Adam Henrique had a hat trick, including the game winner in the 2nd period to pace the Spitfires to a 5-2 win over the Barrie Colts in Game 3 of the OHL Championship Series on Sunday Night in Windsor.

The Spitfires lead the series 3-0 and can wrap it up with a win at home in Game 4 on Tuesday.

"Our start wasn't what we wanted it to be for whatever reason", said Spitfires head Coach Bob Boughner." "Give Barrie Credit, obviously they were hungry to play tonight. We had some big goals. It was a rough game with lots of penalties. There was a lot of emotion out there and in the end Philipp Grubaner and Adam Henrique obviously had some big performances."

Justin Shugg opened the scoring with a power-play marker early in the 2nd period and then Henrique counted two in a row to push the Spitfires lead to three. The Colts responded with goals by Zac Rinaldo and captain Stefan Della Rovere to cut the lead to one but Scott Timmins scored his 10th goal of the playoffs late in the 2nd period to end the rally.

Henrique rounded out the hat trick with his 19th goal of the post-season late in the 3rd period. It was the Spitfires seventh straight playoff win.

"I think we came out a little flat and got out of the first period (tied)," Henrique said. "In the 2nd period we picked up our play and things started rolling a little bit more."

Grubauer was the first star after making 42 saves in the win.

"Philipp Grubauer saved our butts so many times," Boughner said. "He looks like a confident goalie right now. He's seeing the puck obviously he's focused. From two weeks ago and what we had to go through in that last series (against Kitchener) I think he's a better goalie."

Peter Di Salvo made his first start of the series for the Colts and allowed five goals on 30 shots in the loss.

"There isn't much to say, the guys know what we faced with," said Della Rovere. "We have a hill to climb and we have to come together in the room. We have to come out on Tuesday and take it one shift at a time."

The Colts lead the entire CHL in wins and points during the regular season and through the first three rounds of the playoffs but after dropping the first three games of the series, they are facing elimination on Tuesday.

"There's only one way to try to get it back into it and that's to win shifts and win periods," said Colts Coach Marty Williamson. "We knew coming into this one today that if we didn't win this one, they would be a big hill to climb. You can't look at the big picture you have to look at what we have to do when we come into this building on Tuesday and that's to win the first period."

Boughner was obviously happy with the win but said his team will need to be even better to finish off the Colts.

"We have to be better if we think we can win this one in four," Boughner said. "The guys can't be to loose or overconfident. If we want to win Game 4, we can't get out-chanced in our building. We have to make sure that we're taking the imitative out there."

The Spitfires won the Robertson Cup as OHL Champions last year in five games over the Brampton Battalion and went on to win the Memorial Cup in Rimouski, QC.

The OHL Champions will travel to Brandon, Manitoba next week to play in the 2010 Mastercard Memorial Cup starting on Friday May 14 if the Spitfires win on Tuesday Night.


Windsor Spitfires Lead Series 3-0, Game 4 will be on Tuesday Night in Windsor, Ontario.

Barrie Colts 2 Windsor Spitfires 5 (0-0, 2-4, 0-1)

0-1 WSR: Justin Shugg (PP) (Ellis, Hall) 3:18 2nd

0-2 WSR: Adam Henrique (Hall, Ellis) 9:30 2nd

0-3 WSR: Adam Henrique (SH) (Unassisted) 12:49 2nd

1-3 BAR: Zac Rinaldo (Kennedy, Prout) 14:00 2nd

2-3 BAR: Stefan Della Rovere (Burmistrov, Brodie) 16:07 2nd

2-4 WSR: Scott Timmins (Mitchell, Cundari) 17:36 2nd

2-5 WSR: Adam Henrique (Hall, Fowler) 15:15 3rd


Game Stats

SOG: BAR 44 WSR 30

PP: BAR 0/7 WSR 1/8

PIM: BAR 40 Minutes on 15 Penalties WSR 32 Minutes on 16 Penalties

Goalies: BAR Peter Di Savo 25 SVS on 30 Shots WSR Philipp Grubauer 42 SVS on 44 Shots

ATT: 6556

3rd Star: Scott Timmins (WSR)

2nd Star: Adam Henrique (WSR)

1st Star: Philipp Grubauer (WSR)

OHL Championship Game 2: Another 1 goal win Gives Spitfires a 2-0 Series Lead

A couple of days after the Spitfires came-back from OT to win Game 2. It was another nail bitter as the Spitfires and Colts traded blows as the Spitfires eventually came out on top as the Spitfires will head into the next 2 games in Windsor, Ontario with a chance to complete a series sweep and defend the OHL Championship.

All 5 Windsor goals came from different players as some of the lesser known players got a chance to shine as players like Scott Timmins who had a goal & assist. Plus Mark Cundari who was one of the Game 1 hero's had a goal and 2 assists in Game 2 including a SH Goal that got the scoring going last night.

Barrie attempted to comeback with Kyle Clifford leading the way with 2 goals and almost got the game tied in the 3rd period when as he made the game 3-2 & 5-4 which were looking to turn around the momentum. However it was to no use as the Spitfires fired back the first time and ran out of time on the 2nd attempt.

Barrie will need to find a way to contain the Spitfires high flying offense and find the critical goals as this series will be a close one throughout the series. If not, then expect the Spitfires to celebrate an OHL Championship for the 2nd straight year.


From the Ontario Hockey League Website: www.ontariohockeyleague.com

Dale Mitchell picked a terrific time to snap out of his cold streak. The Windsor Spitfires overage winger scored the winning goal late in the 3rd period to help the Spitfires to a 5-4 win over the Barrie Colts in Game 2 of the Rogers OHL Championship Series.

After winning the opening game 4-3 in overtime on Tuesday. the Spitfires have grabbed a 2-0 lead in the series and will play the next two games on home ice.

"I've been on a bit of a cold streak and to come up big here tonight was good for my confidence and good for the team," said Mitchell, who scored his first goal of the since the 2nd round against the Plymouth Whalers." To come in here and win two is absolutely huge. It was our goal to come in here and give these guys a test."

The Series moves to Windsor for Game 3 on Sunday (3:00 PM) and Game 4 on Tuesday Night. The Spitfires are looking to win the Robertson Cup for the second straight series and they are thrilled with their strong start to the series.

"It's obviously a big game to take coming into this tough building against this great team," said Spitfires head coach Bob Boughner. "Dale Mitchell scores big goals for the Windsor Spitfires. It's a great guy to have with the puck on his stick because he can score big goals."

Mark Cundari opened the scoring for the Spitfires with a short handed goal near the midway point of the first period.

"Any time you get a short-handed goal, its a confidence boost for your team," Cundari said. "It was a timely goal for us and we picked up it from there." We got the lead and never looked back."

Mark Cantin scored his third of the playoffs on a boost from the blueline early in the 2nd period and then Zach Kassian pushed the Spitfires lead to two with a goal at the midway point of the game. Scott Timmins scored his 9th of the playoffs and fifth in the past 4 games midway through the 3rd period and then Mitchell counted what proved to be the game-winner when he burst down the wing and fired a snap shot from the face-off circle under the crossbar for his seventh goal of the post-season.

Kyle Clifford scored two goals for the Colts, including his fifth of the playoffs to close the Spitfires lead to one goal late in the third period but the Colts weren't able to force the game into overtime.

"We need to break through," said Colts coach Marty Williamson. "I don't think our game was too bad today but we got caught making some big mistakes. You can't give a team breakaways like we did. If you make blunders against a team like this, they make you pay."

Alexander Bruistrov put the Colts with a power play marker in the last minute of the first period to tie the score at one and Taylor Carnevale brought the Colts within one goal in the third period when he picked up a loose puck at the edge of the crease and put it over the glove of the Spitfires goalie Philipp Gruaber.

Gruaber made 33 saves, including 18 in the third period for his sixth straight win while Marvic Parks allowed 5 goals on 22 shots in the loss.

It was the Spitfires fourth straight win on the road dating back to Game 4 of the Western Conference Championship Series against the Kitchener Rangers.

"We were just trying to get pucks into the net," Baugher said. "It was a simple game plan. We'll have to go back and look at the tape before Game 3. I don't think it was our best game out there. We still have some things to work on.

We know that Barrie's going to give us all we can handle in Game's 3 & 4. It's great to win two road games but it doesn't mean anything if we don't back it up at home."


Windsor Spitfires Lead Series 2-0, Game 3 is on Sunday Afternoon.


Game Boxscore

Windsor Spitfires 5 Barrie Colts 4 (1-1, 2-1, 2-2)

1-0 WSR: Mark Cundari (SH) (Unassisted) 7:41 1st

1-1 BAR: Alexander Brumistrov (PP) (Kennedy) 19:27 1st

2-1 WSR: Marc Cantin (Cundari, Timmins) 4:32 2nd

3-1 WSR: Zach Kassian (Cundari) 10:46 2nd

3-2 BAR: Kyle Clifford (Cameron, Brodie) 11:50 2nd

4-2 WSR: Scott Timmins (Unassisted) 7:48 3rd

4-3 BAR: Taylor Carnevale (Brodie, Prout) 13:09 3rd

5-3 WSR: Dale Mitchell (Unassisted) 14:10 3rd

5-4 BAR: Kyle Clifford (Cameron) 15:39 3rd


Game Stats

SOG: WSR 22 BAR 37

PP: WSR 0/3 BAR 1/5

PIM: WSR 10 Minutes on 5 Penalties BAR 6 Minutes on 3 Penalties

Goalies: WSR Phillipp Grubauer 33 SVS on 37 Shots BAR Marvic Parks 17 SVS on 22 Shots

ATT: 4312

3rd Star: Kyle Clifford (BAR)

2nd Star: Scott Timmins (WSR)

1st Star: Mark Cundari (WSR)

OHL Championship Game 1: Cundari & Hall make the difference late

One of the this summer's top players for the 2010 NHL Draft this summer Taylor Hall made the difference late in the first OT as he scored his 15th of the OHL Playoffs to help the Spitfires win their 5th in a row after having to comeback from 3-0 down to the Kitchener Rangers in the Conference Finals.

After a slow start to the game, things got cooking late in the 1st period as Windsor's Adam Henrique & Ryan Ellis scored late in the first after Barrie's Matt Kennedy and Kyle Clifford scored to make it 2-0 Colts.

After the 2 Spitfires goals late in the first, the game turned into a defensive showing as both teams were careful about giving up the next goal as both teams thought that it might have been a barn burner in Game 1 of the OHL Final.

Windsor continued to barrage it's SOG with 48 but Barrie Goalie Marvic Parks made 44 saves on 48 shots in the game while Windsor's goaltending situation has been a bit shaky this season, but Spitfires goalie Philipp Grubauer made 29 saves on 32 Barrie Shots as the Spitfires turned it up in the 3rd period by out-shooting the Colts 5-0 in the OT Period.

For Barrie to handle Windsor's shooting ways as the Spitfires have among the league leaders in SOG by a wide margin all year in the OHL.

Game 2 of the OHL Championship will be back in Barrie on Thursday Night as the Colts will look to comeback from the Game 1 OT Loss.

From Aaron Bell of the Ontario Hockey League Website: http://www.ontariohockeyleague.com/

The Barrie Colts are quickly finding out why people are calling the Windsor Spitfires the "Comeback Kids". The Colts took an early lead in Game 1 of the Rogers OHL Championship Series in Barrie on Tuesday and then had the lead again late in the game but resilient Spitfires battled back both teams and then scored in OT to win the Series Opener.

Taylor Hall was again the hero for the Spitfires when he blasted a one-timer from the faceoff circle 2:35 into the overtime to give the Spitfires a 1-0 Series Lead.

"I knew that their guys were kind of forcing Ryan Ellis and I had to get into a soft spot," Hall said about the goal. "Fortunately I got a lot on the shot and I don't think he saw it at all. It was very fortunate for us.

"I thought it was a pretty good effort by our team. We started off a little bit sluggish and that cost us an early lead but as we got going, that helped out legs."

Matt Kennedy opened the scoring at 13:11 into the game and then Kyle Clifford staked the Colts to a two-goal-lead three minutes later. But Adam Henrique put the Spitfires on the board just 33 seconds later and then Ryan Ellis tied the game in the last minute of the opening period.

Darren Archibald pushed the Colts ahead again midway through the 2nd period and the Colts held on to the lead until Mark Cundari tied it with 3:16 in the third period to force Overtime.

The Spitfires earned their way into the Championship Series after a dramatic comeback against the Kitchener Rangers in the Western Conference Final Series. The Rangers won the first 3 games of that series before the Spitfires roared back with 4 straight wins to reach the OHL Finals for the 2nd straight season.

"Coming into this game, we just wanted to keep this simple, play a solid road game and never give up," said Cundari, who grabbed a loose puck in the slot and fired it on the net for his 2nd goal of the playoffs. "In the 3rd period I got a bounce and I buried it and we brought it to Overtime. We went into the room and said we were going to win this game. We needed it. It was a huge bounce for us."

Philipp Grubauer won his fifth straight game after allowing 32 shots while Marvic Parks took the loss after stopping 44 of 48 shots in the opening game for the Colts, who suffered their first loss in 8 playoff games.

Game 2 is in Thursday in Barrie (6:30 PM CDT) before the series shifts to Windsor for Game 3 on Sunday and Game 4 on Tuesday.

The Colts welcomed a sold-out crowd of 4296 for their first appearance in the OHL Championship Series since 2002 and are looking to even up the series at home on Thursday Night.

"I think it's huge for us", said Colts Defensemen Alex Pietrangelo. "We worked all season to get home ice advantage for the circumstance right here. The fans were good here tonight I just wish we were able to put on a little better performance and get the win. Were ready to go for the next game."

For the Spitfires, they have an opportunity to take the series lead back home for the next two games.

"Were going to play the exact same as we did today," Cundari said. "Obviously were going to clean up some things in our defensive zone and work on some of the top things that we need to be successful. It's going to be a great game and hopefully we will end up on top."


Windsor Spitfires Lead Series 1-0


Game Boxscore

Windsor Spitfires 4 Barrie Colts 3 (OT) (2-2, 0-1, 1-0, 1-0)

0-1 BAR: Matt Kennedy (Gaskin) 13:11 1st

0-2 BAR: Kyle Clifford (Pither) 16:10 1st

1-2 WSR: Adam Henrique (Wallace) 16:43 1st

2-2 WSR: Ryan Ellis (Cantin, Nemisz) 19:27 1st

2-3 BAR: Darren Archibald (Carnevale, Crawford) 10:36 2nd

3-3 WSR: Mark Cundari (Wellwood) 16:44 3rd

4-3 WSR: Taylor Hall (PP) (Ellis, Fowler) 2:35 OT


Game Stats

SOG: WSR 48 BAR 32

PP: WSR 1/4 BAR 0/4

PIM: WSR 10 Minutes on 5 Penalties BAR 10 Minutes on 5 Penalties

Goalies: WSR Philipp Grubauer 29 SVS on 32 Shots BAR Marvic Parks 44 SVS on 48 Shots

ATT: 4296

3rd Star: Darren Archibald (WSR)

2nd Star: Mark Cundari (WSR)

1st Star: Taylor Hall (WSR)

Ontario Hockey League Championship Series Preview & Schedule

This year's battle for the OHL Championship is the one we all wanted. But the Conference Finals couldn't have gone any different. The Barrie Colts finally ended the run of the Mississauga St. Micheal's Majors who were the youngest team in the league and should be a serious OHL & Memorial Cup Contender over the next couple of seasons. Barrie ended Mississauga's season in 5 games as Bryan Cameron & Luke Pither are leading the team with 18 points with Brumistrov with 14 points.

It's been the strong defense for the Colts that gave up 2 or fewer goals in 4 of the 5 games in the Conference. Expect Marvic & Peter Di Savo to be exchanging time in net as both netminders have GAA of just over 2 and a half during this year's playoffs. Expect them to have a strong home ice advantage as the team has been undefeated at home and the Game 2 loss to the Majors was the only loss of this year's playoff run.

Windsor got to the championship series the hardway as the Spitfires comeback from 0-3 down to win 4 in a row to get by the Kitchener Rangers. In addition to Taylor Hall, expect forwards like Adam Henrique with 15 goals (Leading the OHL Playoffs), Ryan Ellis with a strong 24 assists and Scott Timmins who's 3rd in points with 17 (8G 9A) which would be near the leaders on most teams. Also look for the top defense duo of Cam Fowler and Mark Cundari to bring the pain against Barrie.

Windsor's goaltending will need to continue to be top notch as Phillip Gruaber was a bit shaky in the Conference Final against Kitchener as the Spitfires gave up 4 or more goals in 5 of the 7 games.

With Barrie's goaltending who's been very strong in this year's playoffs. This could be the one major weakness that could keep the Spitfires from a chance of defending both the OHL & Memorial Cup Tournaments for the 2nd straight year.

Unlike most series in the OHL Playoffs, this will go the traditional 2-2-1-1-1 format as the distance between the teams in the OHL is usually not that long. The Championship Series gets underway tomorrow night in Barrie with the OHL Champions moving on the CHL Memorial Cup in Brandon, Manitoba which starts on May 14.


#1E Barrie Colts VS. #1W Windsor Spitfires

Barrie Colts Road to the Memorial Cup

Regular Season Record: 57-9-2 116 PTS, 327 GF 186 GA, Finished 1st in the East

CONF. Quarterfinals VS. Nigara: Game 1 11-4 W, Game 2 2-1 W, Game 3 6-2 W, Game 4 6-3 W

CONF. Semifinals VS. Brampton: Game 1 5-3 W, Game 2 3-2 OTW, Game 3 5-1 W, Game 4 5-2 W

CONF. Finals VS. Mississauga: Game 1 3-0 W, Game 2 2-5 L, Game 3 3-1 W, Game 4 3-1 W, Game 5 4-2 W


Barrie Colts Scoring Leaders
Bryan Cameron 13 GP 18 PTS (11G 7A, +8)
Luke Pither 13 GP 18 PTS (8G 10A, +8)
Alexander Burmistrov 13 GP 14 PTS (7G 7A, +12)

Barrie Colts Goaltending
Marvic Parks 8 GP 7-1 1.75 GAA .942 SV%
Peter Di Savo 5 GP 5-0 2.57 GAA .911 SV%

Full Barrie Colts Stats: www.ontariohockeyleague.com/stats/statdisplay.php?type=skaters&season_id


Windsor Spitfires Road to the Memorial Cup

Regular Season Record: 50-12-6 106 PTS, 331 GF 203 GA, Finished 1st in the West

CONF. Quarterfinals VS. Erie: Game 1 6-2 W, Game 2 3-1 W, Game 3 7-6 W, Game 4 5-1 W

CONF. Semifinals VS. Plymouth: Game 1 5-1 W, Game 2 5-3 W, Game 3 5-0 W, Game 4 3-2 OTW

CONF. Finals VS. Kitchener: Game 1 6-7 OTL, Game 2 2-5 L, Game 3 3-5 L, Game 4 7-5 W, Game 5 3-0 W, Game 6 6-4 W, Game 7 4-1 W


Windsor Spitfires Scoring Leaders
Taylor Hall 15 GP 28 PTS (14G 14A, +14)
Ryan Ellis 15 GP 26 PTS (2G 26A, +9)
Adam Henrique 15 GP 20 PTS (15G 5A, +9)

Windsor Spitfires Goaltending
Phillipp Grubauer 14 GP 12-2 2.68 GAA .902 SV%
Troy Passingham 2 GP 0-1 3.74 GAA .867 SV%

Full Windsor Spitfires Stats: www.ontariohockeyleague.com/stats/statdisplay.php?type=skaters&subType=15&season_id=41&leagueId=1&lastActive=&singleSeason=&confId=0


All Barrie Colts Home Games are @ Barrie Molson Center

All Windsor Spitfires Home Games are @ WFCU Center

Game 1, 4/27: @ Barrie 6:35 PM

Game 2, 4/29: @ Barrie 6:35 PM

Game 3, 5/2: @ Windsor 3:05 PM

Game 4, 5/4: @ Windsor 6:05 PM

Game 5, 5/6: @ Barrie 6:35 PM*

Game 6, 5/8: @ Windsor 6:05 PM*

Game 7, 5/10: @ Barrie 6:35 PM*

*If Necessary

To follow the OHL Championship Series, log on to the following Websites:

Ontario Hockey League: www.ontariohockeyleague.com

Barrie Colts: www.barriecolts.com

Windsor Spitfires: www.windsorspitfires.com