Kingston Frontenacs GameDay November 2, 2018
The Official GameDay Magazine of the Kingston Frontenacs of the Ontario Hockey League. Home game 8 of the 2018-19 OHL Regular Season, Peterborough Petes vs. Kingston Frontenacs.
The Official GameDay Magazine of the Kingston Frontenacs of the Ontario Hockey League. Home game 8 of the 2018-19 OHL Regular Season, Peterborough Petes vs. Kingston Frontenacs.
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COLLINSON CUSTOM BUILDING presents<br />
KINGSTON FRONTENACS GAMEDAY REPORT<br />
DIFFERENT JERSEY, SAME OLD RIVALRY<br />
FRONTS TO WEAR PLAID JERSEYS FOR DADS IN MATCH UP WITH PETES<br />
The <strong>Frontenacs</strong> and Petes are certainly not<br />
strangers to one another. Tonight’s game will<br />
be the 304th meeting between the two East Division<br />
rivals. The jersey <strong>Kingston</strong> wears, however,<br />
will be a first in the series. The <strong>Frontenacs</strong> will<br />
sport a ‘plaid for dad’ design in support of the<br />
Canadian Cancer Society. The jersey not only<br />
features the plaid design, but the name of every<br />
player, coach and staff member’s father and both<br />
grandfathers. The jerseys will be auctioned off<br />
with proceeds going to the Canadian Cancer Society<br />
after the game.<br />
The Petes have surprised many out of the gate<br />
this season. After missing the playoffs last year,<br />
they drafted third overall in the <strong>2018</strong> OHL Priority<br />
Selection. They used that pick to select Will Cuylle,<br />
who did not report to camp and was traded to<br />
the Windsor Spitfires. Without a first round pick, it<br />
was hard to see the Petes improving in the standings<br />
this season. They have improved, however,<br />
with a strong start to the season. The Petes were<br />
tied for third in the Eastern Conference entering<br />
play this weekend. With 9 wins in 16 games to<br />
start the season, the Petes are nearly halfway to<br />
their total of 23 from the 2017-18 season.<br />
The <strong>Frontenacs</strong> will be missing a key player<br />
from their defensive group for the next few games.<br />
Jake Murray was selected by Hockey Canada to<br />
play for Team Red at the World U-17 Hockey<br />
Challenge. He left earlier this week as the tournament<br />
starts this weekend in New Brunswick.<br />
<strong>Kingston</strong> has had a lot of success against Peterborough<br />
in this building. In 34 games they<br />
are 18-8-4-4. The <strong>Frontenacs</strong> have also found<br />
most of their success on Friday nights at home<br />
this season. They are 3-1 in those situations. This<br />
will be just the fifth division game of the season<br />
for <strong>Kingston</strong>. That will change significantly in <strong>November</strong>.<br />
8 of <strong>Kingston</strong>’s 12 games this month are<br />
against East division opponents. KF<br />
BILLY KIMMERLY<br />
OFFICIAL GAMEDAY MAGAZINE, VOLUME 46, ISSUE 07<br />
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