The Owen Sound Attack is announcing they have acquired forward Liam Dunda from the Plymouth Whalers in exchange for 3rd Round Draft Pick in 2016 (London's) and a 4th Round Draft Pick in 2017 (Niagara's). The Attack weren't done there as minutes later, the Bears acquired overage forward Erik Bradford from the Ottawa 67's in exchange for a 2nd Round Draft Pick in 2018 and a 3rd Round Draft Pick in 2017.
Dunda, a 17 year old winger from Grimsby, ON is in his second full Ontario Hockey League season. The 6'4, 215lb forward notched a goal and three assists last season and has two goals and three assists in 21 games played this season.
After having Wednesday, Jan. 7's game against the Peterborough Petes postponed due to inclement weather, the Owen Sound Attack are set to take on the Sarnia Sting at the Bayshore today, Friday, Jan. 9.
The 7:30 pm puck drop will be the 2nd meeting of the year between the teams, with Sarnia having won the previous meeting by a score of 2-1.
Owen Sound comes into the contest sitting at 16-11-2-7 on the year, good for 41 points and 4th in the Midwest Division. The Sting sit in 2nd place in the West division with a record of 18-15-2-2 prior to their game against the Erie Otters on Thursday, Jan. 8.
Toronto, ON – The Ontario Hockey League today announced that the regular season game scheduled to be played tonight, Wednesday January 7, 2015, between the Peterborough Petes hockey club and the host Owen Sound Attack hockey club, has been postponed due to inclement weather and travel conditions.
Ticketholders for the game tonight (January 7th, 2015) will be able to use those tickets for the re-scheduled game (date to be determined). If ticketholders cannot make the re-scheduled game, the tickets dates for tonight's game can be brought in and exchanged for any remaining Wednesday night Regular Season home game this season. The remaining Wednesday night home games are January 28th, February 11th, February 25th and March 18th.
The United Way of Bruce Grey is thrilled to announce the roster for the upcoming Habs vs Hab-nots fundraising hockey game:
#33 RICHARD SÉVIGNY
He played eight years in the NHL with Montreal Canadiens and Quebec Nordiques. Won the Vezina trophy in 1980-81 and a Stanley Cup with Montreal.
# 5 RICK GREEN
A total of 15 years in the NHL and seven with the Montreal Canadiens.
# 21 GUY CARBONNEAU
19 years in the NHL with Montreal, St-Louis and Dallas. From 1989 to 1994 he has been the Captain of Montreal Canadiens, he won three Stanley cups, two with Montreal and one with Dallas
An action-packed weekend of local hockey fandom came to a close Sunday night as Rogers NHL hockey host Ron McLean broadcast Sunday night's game between the Ottawa Senators and Tampa Bay Lightning from a booth smack in the centre of the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre parking lot.
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