Stadium Reviews

The OJHL moving from Brantford to King City is an interesting one.  The ownership situation in King is an interesting one as well.  The King Rebellion now enjoy their brand new facility in JTF Homes Arena @ Zancor Centre and time will tell if the Rebellion will be a long term staple for the area or a flash in the pan, much like the Upper Canada Rebellion of 1837.

The newest member of the QMJHL has hockey fans talking.  There are high hopes for the return of hockey to Newfoundland and the results are being seen at the turnstile.  Hopefully the Newfoundland Regiment have a long and successful reign at Mary Brown’s Centre in spite of the travel challenges it brings the league.  Hockey on the Rock is a necessity and Junior Hockey is the perfect fit.

Although it may be the smallest centre in the OJHL, the Haliburton County Huskies are putting together a big time experience.  S.G. Nesbitt Memorial Arena is one of the cleanest, brightest facilities in the league and fans will have a wonderful time at a Huskies game. 

Heading to Prince Edward County is a great plan, especially in the autumn.  While in Prince Edward County, taking in a Wellington Dukes game at Lehigh Arena is a fantastic idea and will leave fans satisfied in one of the most picturesque areas of Ontario.

St. Michael’s College School Arena is a trip back through time, a journey in hockey history.  They just don’t build them like this anymore.  Taking in a St. Michael’s Buzzers game will give fans the opportunity to see a solid hockey product on the ice, in a true hidden gem of a hockey cathedral.

The opportunity to see the North York Rangers play at the Herb Carnegie Centennial Centre is one that fans should not pass on lightly.  The venue is a love letter to the hockey legend that was Herb Carnegie and there is plenty to explore when there.  The Rangers offer a good product on the ice and fans will definitely have a good time.

Taking in an Aurora Tigers game allows hockey fans to step back in time and enjoy an old-time hockey facility that has been maintained well.  The Tigers are a good experience and the Aurora Community Centre has plenty to explore.  Welcome to the jungle!

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In the OJHL there are few experiences that can top that of the Trenton Golden Hawks.  The Duncan McDonald Memorial Community Gardens provides a great experience in an old-school hockey barn that does offer some modern amenities.  The location is picturesque and the RCAF motif makes it a real community team.

The Toronto Patriots offer a strong product on the ice in a facility that is a little different than most other OJHL venues.

Even though Brampton is only 7 km from their former home in Mississauga to the CAA Centre, the Steelheads are definitely swimming upstream!

The Oakville Blades have been around a long time and have enjoyed success at all three levels that they have played at over the years. 

A trip to the Mississauga Chargers will give fans an opportunity to see hockey in a facility that is under the radar yet absolutely gorgeous

There is a lot that the Milton Menace do right.  The Menace offer the best possible experience with the limitations of their older arena.

The Collingwood Blues have excellent fan support and put a great product together.  In Collingwood, nobody is singing the Blues.

A trip to the Caledon Admirals at the Mayfield Recreation Complex offers cheap entertainment and allows fans to get their hockey fix in!