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Sat. Nov. 22nd, 2008.

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SPITFIRES BEAT THE UNBEATEN -- Nov. 16, 2008.

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The Aylmer Minor Hockey Sr. Tykes took to the ice for a mini game as part of "Minor Hockey Night" at the Spits game vs Chippawa Sat. night. Here they are pictured at center ice after recieving a gift from the Spitfire players.

KID'S NIGHT GRAND PRIZE WINNER, JARED FROESE, IS PICITURED

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WINNER OF THE BK CYCLEWORKS TRIKE RACES ON KID'S NIGHT, DEVON KELLINGTON, IS PRESENTED WITH AN AUTOGRAPHED SPITFIRES STICK WHILE HIS FELLOW RACERS LOOK ON. SPITS BRANDON HARBOUR, TRAVIS SHRUDER, ROB DESUTTER AND MARK PFOHL MADE THE PRESENTATION.

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Spitfires Remain in Second Place

Oct. 27, 2008. by Gus Lagrandeur

The Aylmer Spitfires had the opportunity to give themselves a little breathing room in the division standings when they traveled to Simcoe Sunday night. A win would have given the second place Spitfires a four point lead on third place Woodstock. But the Simcoe Storm kept pace with the Spitfires with a 4-2 win, moving them within one point of the Spitfires. Aylmer’s record fell to 6-4-2 for 14 points and Simcoe improved their record to 6-5-1. Norwich remains in first place with an 11-0 record.

Looking for a better start to their games, the Spits scored first on the power play. In the past three games, Aylmer’s starts have been lackluster being outshot 52-20 and outscored four to one in the three games.

Aylmer’s power play goal was scored by Port Stanley native Tyler DeDecker, his second power play goal and seventh goal of the year. Simcoe tied the game at one before the end of the period and held a 14-13 shots advantage.

The pattern from the previous games continued as Aylmer came out a lot stronger in period two. Again, in the past three games, Aylmer had taken 38 shots on goal to their opponents’ 26 and has outscored them 7-3 in the middle frame.

The Spitfires fired sixteen shots at the Simcoe net and held the Storm to five shots on goal. The two teams each scored once to send the game into the third frame all tied at two. Kory Kuipers notched his fourth of the year for the Spitfires in the second period.

Simcoe scored the game winning goal six minutes into the third and completed the scoring with one second to play to make the final 4-2 Storm.

AYLMER 4 WOODSTOCK 2

On Saturday night at the East Elgin Community Complex, the Spitfires improved their home record to five wins against only one loss with a 4-2 victory over the Woodstock Renegades.

Specialty teams was a key factor in this game as Aylmer’s power play went three for five and the penalty killing units held off all eleven of Woodstock’s power plays.

Trailing by one after the first period, Adam Vandepoele and Mark Pfohl each scored with the man advantage to give the Spits the lead. A late goal by the visitors sent the game into the third period all tied two.

Five minutes into the third, a late breaking two on one advantage had Curt Maracle feed Travis Schruder the puck who quickly one-timed the shot past the Woodstock goalie for a 3-2 Spitfire lead.

Aylmer’s third power play goal was a result of hard work behind the net by Graham Spriel. Spriel stripped the puck from the defender and got the puck to the front of the net where Tyler DeDecker stood alone and scored the final goal in the 4-2 win.

Brandon Rohrer picked up his fifth win in goal and improved his goals against average to 2.64. His average is third best amongst all goalies in the league and his 0.929 save percentage is tops in the league. Brandon has allowed 24 goals against while facing a total of 312 shots in the nine games played.

Aylmer takes to the ice on Friday in Caledonia before returning home on Saturday night at 7:30 pm where they play host to the Paris Mounties.

Spitfires Hosting Kids Night

The Aylmer Spitfires look forward to playing before the largest crowd of the year as they host the Sixth Annual Kids Night this Saturday November 1st. The Spitfires will host the Paris Mounties at 7:30 pm.

Darren Walcarius, Vice-President of the Spitfires, said he hoped this year the kids would surpass last season’s total of 238 in attendance. The players enjoy playing before a large enthusiastic crowd and the exciting atmosphere the young hockey fans bring to the rink.

The Spitfires will have a free hot dog or free popcorn coupon for the first 200 kids to come to the game and all kids in attendance will get a chance to win a door prize. The grand prize once again will be a Nintendo Wii game system.

And back for another appearance will be the stars of the Minor Hockey Timbit program. The aspiring Spitfires will take to the ice during the first intermission to show off their skills.

So parents, be sure to bring to your children to see some Junior C hockey action. The kids will be entertained; you will have a chance to see seven Spitfires who played their minor hockey right here in Aylmer; and you get a chance to support your local Junior C team. Stick around after the game for some Autographs too!

OTHER NEWS

November is filled with special nights for the Spitfires. Emergency Services Night will be held on November 8th as the Spitfires welcome all police, fire, and ambulance personnel to the game when the Spits play Simcoe.

The following Saturday November 15th, the Spitfires will be having their Annual Minor Hockey Night. All players involved in minor hockey including the B.A.D.G.H league are invited to come out and watch the Spitfires host the Chippawa RiverHawks.

Tickets for the Hockey Heaven Draw will be on sale at all Spitfire games where the winner will get two tickets to see the Ottawa Senators host the Toronto Maple Leafs. The draw will take place December 13th.

Thursday September, 25th
Aylmer-ites Fill Spitfire Roster

Every new season the Aylmer Spitfires have to replenish their roster with new faces. Players leave the team for various reasons like climbing the ladder in the Junior ranks or to being over-aged and some for school reasons.

The Spitfire executive and coaching staff did not have to go to far this year to find some young talented players to fill the roster for the upcoming 2008-09 season. A total of eight players all say they hail from Aylmer and look forward to playing before their family and friends.

Six of the newcomers all played for the Aylmer Midget team that won the Ontario Minor Hockey B Division Championships last year. The other two locals are veteran Spitfires returning for their fifth and sixth years of action.
Goaltender Brad Booy will guard the net for the Spits when called upon.
Brad played two seasons in the Elgin Middlesex Chiefs organization before returning to the Aylmer Minor hockey system and leading the Midgets to their Championship season last spring. Brandon Harbour and Jason Gregory have been added to the defensive core. Both d-men played their entire minor hockey with the Aylmer Minor Hockey Association.

Along the forward lines, Curtis Roloson will patrol the right wing and Curtis Maracle will play at centre. Maracle started the season last year with the Spitfires before going down to the Midget team. He and Roloson were the offensive threats on that team and hope to bring that scoring touch to the Spitfires.

Also returning to the Spitfires after missing a couple of seasons is forward Kory Kuipers. Kory was drafted by the Owen Sound Attack as a sixteen year old and played half of a season for the Spits the following year. Kory’s strength and size should be a great asset to the Spitfire squad.
The two veteran Spitfires from Aylmer are Adam Vandepoele and Rob DeSutter. Adam has been selected as an Assistant Captain this year and will use his grit and tenacity on the forecheck to lead his team to success. Adam is in his fifth year as a Spitfire.

Rob DeSutter is the longest serving Spitfire having played for the Spitfires since their inaugural season. Rob patrols the blue line and will look to solidify the defense corps with his experience.

As you can see, Aylmer is well represented on the 2008-09 Spitfire team.
Now Aylmer fans - be sure you are well represented at the Spitfire home games by coming out and cheering the team on.
Next home game is this Saturday at 7:30 pm versus the Woodstock Renegades.

September 22, 2008

Spitfires Split Weekend Games

A four to one win and a two to zero shut out loss was the end result of the opening weekend for the Aylmer Spitfires. On Friday, the Spitfires beat the Woodstock Renegades 4-1 before returning home Saturday night where they lost their home opener 2-0 to the Norwich Merchants.

Against the Renegades, Spitfire forward Mark Pfohl scored the opening goal on the power play. Pfohl is in his first season as a Spitfire having transferred to the area from Kitchener. In previous years, Mark has played in the Niagara Junior C league as a member of the New Hamburg Firebirds.

Aylmer skated to a 3-0 lead after the second period on goals by Sean Mullin and Cassidy North. Mullin, a London native, is in his second year with the team. Sean has seen some action with the Junior B London Nationals.

North’s goal was also on the power play. The smooth-skating defenseman from Port Stanley played for the Elgin Middlesex Chiefs last season.

Pfohl notched his second goal of the game in the final period and Spitfire goalie Brandon Rohrer lost his shut out bid midway through the third period. Woodstock fired 35 shots at the Aylmer goalie whereas the Spits launched fifty shots in the 4-1 victory.

Aylmer’s specialty teams were also a factor as the power play units went 2 for 9 and the penalty killing tandems had a perfect night as they shut down nine Renegade man advantage opportunities.

AYLMER 0 NORWICH 2

In Saturday’s home opener, the opening ceremonies had the Spitfires unveil their 2007-08 Regular Season Championship banner. After the player introductions were made it was time to face off against the Norwich Merchants.

The visiting Merchants are picked by many as the early season favourites to win the West division this year. The Merchants won the Niagara Junior C League playoffs last season and are returning several veteran players from that championship team. Norwich also have added two players who played Junior B last year in St. Thomas.

Norwich scored a goal in both the first and second period and then relied upon their smothering defense to stymie the Spits. Aylmer mustered only six shots in the opening period, four in the second and then a mere three shots in the final frame for a total of thirteen shots on goal.

The home opening loss was the first time Aylmer lost its' home opener in the six years the Spitfires have been in the league. They will try and get their first home win next Saturday against the Woodstock Renegades at 7:30 pm.

Offense Arrives for Spitfires

The Aylmer Spitfires, a season removed from having the most potent offense in the league, have had trouble filling up the nets in their first three games. But on Saturday night it was just like old times.

A three goal outburst in just over two minutes of play in the middle period made a close game into the Spitfires first route of the year, a 7-3 drubbing over the Woodstock Renegades.

Aylmer had jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first period and was out shooting the visitors 9-0 halfway through the period. Scoring for the Spits were Tyler DeDecker, scoring his first of the year by banging home a rebound off an Adam Vandepoele wrist shot, and Travis Schruder also rewarded for going to the net and scoring his first goal of the campaign on a rebound shot.

A late power play goal by Woodstock cut the lead to 2-1 before Tyler DeDecker notched his second goal of the period. While playing short-handed Tyler broke down the left wing, fought off a Renegade defender and took a shot on goal. The puck just eluded the net minder, giving the Spitfires a 3-1 after one period.

The middle period was all Spitfires as they chased the Woodstock starting goalie out of the game with a three-goal outburst in just over two minutes. Captain Graham Spriel got things started with a high wrist shot to the top glove hand for his first of the year. Assistant Captain Kyle Simpson and goalie Brad Booy were credited with assists on Spriel’s goal.

Curtis Maracle learned from Spriel’s goal and he too went top shelf glove side for his first goal of the year. Spriel went to the well once more and found the same opening high glove side for goal number two on the night giving Aylmer a 6-1 lead.

Another first goal of the year for a Spitfire went to Curtis Roloson. After a face off win in the offensive zone, Tim Donovan and Rob DeSutter got the puck to the net where Curtis slid the puck into a wide-open net. Two late goals by Woodstock made the final 7-3 for Aylmer.

Brad Booy was solid in goal in his regular season debut in the Junior C ranks. He stopped 23 of 26 shots to earn the win.

AYLMER 3 NEW HAMBURG 4 OT

On Friday night, Aylmer traveled to New Hamburg to face off against the Firebirds. It was the first opportunity for the Firebirds to seek revenge on the Spitfires as the Spits eliminated New Hamburg in four straight games in the first round of the playoffs last year.

What New Hamburg lacked in size they made up in hustle as the Firebirds skated hard all night long to out shoot the Spits 28-14 after two periods of play. But the important statistic is the score and it was all tied at two after two periods of play.

Adam Vandepoele scored the only goal of the first period for a 1-0 Spitfire lead. New Hamburg tied it up early in the second period and then took a lead with a power play goal. However on the very next power play chance for the Firebirds, Adam Vandepoele scored a short-handed marker to tie the game at two.

In the third period, Adam scored the teams’ first hat trick of the year giving Aylmer a lead just 43 seconds in. The lead held up until Firebird Scott Pfohl, brother to Spitfire Mark Pfohl, tied the game to send it into overtime.

With under a minute to go in the extra period, Firebird James Harrison scored his second goal of the game to give New Hamburg the 4-3 overtime win. Spitfire goalie Brandon Rohrer played well in the loss as he stopped 39 of 43 shots on goal.

The three points earned by the Spitfires with the overtime loss Friday and home win on Saturday Aylmer jumped into second place with a 2-1-1 record. The team hits the road this Friday to match up against the undefeated Norwich Merchants and then return home on Saturday October 4th to play New Hamburg. Game time is at 7:30 pm.

Aylmer - Tyler DeDecker (Adam Vandepoele, Brandon Harbour) 7:28
Aylmer - Travis Schruder (powerplay) (Rob DeSutter, Curtis Maracle) 13:32
Woodstock - Kevin Lanni (powerplay) (Cole Maher, Al MacEwan) 17:18
Aylmer - Tyler DeDecker (shorthanded) (Rob DeSutter, Joey Hunter) 19:39
Period 2Aylmer - Graham Spriel (powerplay) (Kyle Simpson, Brad Booy) 5:25
Aylmer - Curtis Maracle (Travis Schruder) 6:38
Aylmer - Graham Spriel (Tyler DeDecker, Adam Vandepoele) 7:32
Period 3Aylmer - Curtis Roloson (Tim Donovan, Rob DeSutter) 1:29
Woodstock - Blair Falotico (Craig Thomson) 13:33
Woodstock - Cole Maher (Samir Jomaa) 19:26

VIA on Board with Spitfires

The Aylmer Spitfires have jumped on board with VIA Rail Canada for this years’ top prize in the Sixth Annual Hockey Heaven Draw.

VIA has graciously donated the first place transportation for the winner with a round trip train ride from London to Ottawa. The winner will receive two tickets to see a potential battle for first place between the Ottawa Senators and the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday February 28th, 2009.

Who am I kidding? But you will get to see the Senators play in the ScotiaBank Centre, which is worth the trip on its own. A night’s stay at the local Holiday Inn includes dinner on the day of arrival and then breakfast on departure day.

Second prize are four tickets to see the Toronto Maple Leafs face off against the Roberto Loungo’s Vancouver Canucks at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto on Saturday February 21st, 2009.

The third place will have ten people see the London Knights host the Oshawa Generals on Friday January 9, 2009 in the DeDell Seeds Private Suite. Transportation to and from the London game will be by limousine from the Aylmer area to London.

Tickets for the Hockey Heaven draw will go on sale on October 4. They will be available at the next Spitfire home game this Saturday against the New Hamburg Firebirds or available from any player or team representative.

Tickets will cost $5.00 each or three for $10.00 and the winning tickets will be drawn at the Spitfire home game on December 13.

SPITFIRE DANCE

The Spitfires will have a Thanksgiving Dance this Saturday night at the East Elgin Community Complex. Advanced tickets are $7, which will also give you entry into the Spitfire home game versus New Hamburg or tickets will be $10 at the door.

Come out and support your local Junior C Spitfires!

Spitfires Win Over Storm

The Aylmer Junior C Spitfires won two games over the Simcoe Storm to complete their pre-season games. They finish their exhibition schedule with a 6-0 record and look to carry that momentum into the regular season this Friday.

On Saturday at the East Elgin Community Complex, the Spitfires skated to a narrow 3-2 victory over Simcoe. After a scoreless first period, Aylmer scored twice to jump out to a 2-0 lead.

Mark Pfohl got things started with a goal with Matt McClinchey and Joey Hunter picking up the assists. Veteran D-Man Kyle Simpson scored a power play goal on a pass from Curtis Maracle to stretch the lead to two goals. Simcoe cut into the lead before the second period ended to make the score 2-1.

The third frame had Aylmer score early as the three players involved on Aylmer’s first goal capitalized again. Just twelve seconds into the third, Matt McClinchey found the net with help from Mark Pfohl and Joey Hunter.

Spitfire goalie Brandon Rohrer kept the Storm at bay until the five-minute mark when the Storm scored again to make it a one-goal game. The Storm pressed for the equalizer but the defense and Rohrer held on as the Spitfires held on for the 3-2 win.

On Sunday night, the Spitfires traveled to Waterford to face off against the Storm. This game was a blow out as Aylmer breezed to a 9-3 win. Goal scorers were unavailable at press time.

Aylmer native Brad Booy was in goal for the Spitfires and picked up his first win in Junior C.

The Spitfires now look ahead to the start of the regular season this Friday in Woodstock. The perfect pre-season is good for the team as winning games makes everything fun at the rink.

The players are building that camaraderie that every teams needs. The players need to come together as a team and learn to play with and for one another. They will need to go that extra mile for one another and go into each game with the teams’ goals in mind, not their personal goals in order to repeat as the Niagara Junior C West Division Champions.

If the pre-season is any indication, the Spits are accomplishing these traits of a championship team but it all starts anew this Friday.

SPITS SPECIAL EVENTS
Fanes, be sure to mark your calendar for the special home nights the Spitfires have in store this season. First, the home opener is this Saturday September 20th versus the Norwich Merchants. Game time as always will be 7:30 pm at the EECC.

Other nights to pen down are: November 1st – Kids Night, November 15th – Minor Hockey Night, December 6th – Sponsor Night, December 13th – Hockey Heaven Draw,
December 20th – Turkey Night, and January 24th – Family Night.

The Spitfires are ready to start the season. Be sure you are ready and come support your defending West Division Champions.

Spitfires Prepare for Opening Night
The Aylmer Junior C Spitfires preparations for the upcoming hockey season are well under way with training camp a few weeks old. Players have skated the rust off of their blades and will gear up for the 2008-09 season in an exhibition tournament this weekend.

The Spitfires will play two games this Saturday in Woodstock. They face off against Simcoe at 11:00 am and then will play Wallaceburg at 6 pm. On Sunday morning the Paris Mounties will be the opposition at 10:45. The ‘A’ finals are set for 4:30 and the ‘B’ finals are at 2:30 pm. All games will be played at the Woodstock Community Complex.

The exhibition season will continue for the Spitfires the following weekend with Aylmer hosting the Simcoe Storm on Saturday September 13th at 7:30 pm. Aylmer will then travel to Waterford the following night to play the Simcoe squad at 7:00 pm.

HOME OPENER

The Niagara Junior District Hockey League has announced the regular season schedule for the 2008-09 season. All teams will again play a thirty-six game schedule facing their western division foes six times. The teams will go up against the eastern division teams once.

The Spits first game of the season will be on the road in Woodstock on Friday September 19 at 7:30 pm. Aylmer’s first home game will be on Saturday September 20th versus the Norwich Merchants also at 7:30 pm.

First year Coach Mike Shewan will look upon many returning veterans to lead the way for the Spitfires. Leading the offense attack will be second year Spitfire Graham Spriel. Graham scored 34 goals and added 25 assists for 59 points in 31 games last year.

Spriel should have both of his wingers from last season along side as Tyler DeDecker is returning on the right wing and Travis Schruder will be back patrolling the left wing.

Other forwards returning will be Adam Vandepoele and Joey Hunter. Adam will look to add leadership as a fifth year Spitfire and increase his regular season output of 18 goals last year. Joey will try and use his speed to better his ten goals last year.

Along the blue line Kyle Simpson is back for a third season for the Spitfires. Kyle will try to add to the offense from the defensive position. He scored six goals last season with two coming while quarterbacking the power play.

Derek McTaggart is back for a second season with the Spits. Derek is a stay-at-home defenseman who is strong in front of the net and relied upon to make the first pass to clear the defensive zone.

In goal, the Spitfires have veteran goaltender Brandon Rohrer back for his fourth campaign. Brandon was tied for first in wins in the West division last year with seventeen.

There will be some new faces to the Spitfire brigade this year so be sure to come out and welcome all newcomers to the Aylmer hockey community. Be sure to watch the Spitfires fend off all opponents as they attempt to fly their way back to the top of the West division standings and repeat as Champions.

Reminder, the Spits host Simcoe in a pre-season contest on Saturday September 13 at 7:30 pm at the EECC. “C” you there!
Gus Lagrandeur

New Changes for Spitfires
The Niagara District Junior C Hockey League has announced a few new rule changes for the upcoming season. Two equipment changes will be very different for all players and a new game rule has been introduced to bring excitement to the games.

The first equipment change is the players will be allowed to wear half visors instead of the full face mask. The Junior C loop has joined the higher ranks of Junior A and B leagues of giving the players the choice in which facial protection they want to wear.

One choice of equipment protection the players will not be allowed to make a decision for themselves is the neck guard. All players will have to wear neck guards at all times. This rule has also been instituted in the higher junior ranks.

The new game rule to bring some excitement to the regular season matches will be to have a shoot-out. If the teams are still tied after a five minute overtime, the teams will try and earn an extra point by winning a shoot-out. The Spitfires played to two tie games last year.

Locally, Spitfire President Charlie Roloson and General Manager Jeff Morrison announced the hiring of a new Assistant Coach in Dave Kontzie. Dave will be joining first year Head Coach Mike Shewan behind the Spitfire bench.

Dave was the Assistant Coach with the St. Thomas Junior B Stars last season and has also coached the Elgin Middlesex Triple A Chiefs. He last played in the Senior AAA loop with the Tillsonburg Vipers and played some university hockey with the Acadia Axemen in Nova Scotia.

In other Spitfire news, Roloson reports they have abandoned their affiliation with the London Junior B Nationals from last season. For the upcoming season, the Spitfires will be affiliated once again with the St. Thomas Junior B Stars.

The Spitfire players will now be allowed to be called up to play in the Stars games to fill in roster position of the Stars should they have any injuries or suspensions.

Reminder the Spitfires will host the Simcoe Storm this Saturday in a pre-season exhibition contest at 7:30 pm.
Gus & Trent Lagrandeur

Spitfires Win Tournament Again
If pre-season is any indication of what lies ahead, the Aylmer fans should be in for another exciting year of Junior C hockey action.

The Aylmer Junior C Spitfires entered the Woodstock Renegades tournament this past weekend and won all four games. The Spitfires won the same tournament last year which propelled them into a regular season division championship.

In game one, Aylmer faced off against the Simcoe Storm. The game was close as the two teams stayed deadlocked at one until the third period. Aylmer erupted for four goals in the last period and then held off the Storm as they tried to rally with two late goals. Final score: Aylmer 5 Simcoe 3. Goal scores were unavailable at press time.

Game two had Aylmer versus the Wallaceburg Lakers. The Lakers play in the Great Lakes Junior C league and finished in first place last season.

The big and burly Lakers were no match for the Spitfires on the Olympic size rink as Aylmer skated to a 5-2 win.

The last game of the round robin was against the Paris Mounties. If you are an avid Spitfires follower, you will know the Paris Mounties have struggled in the past few years getting into the win column. This tournament has put Paris opposition on notice.

The Mounties went 2-0-2 defeating Woodstock and Caledonia before losing two games in overtime.

Paris gave Aylmer all they could handle and took them into overtime. The OT format had players removed from the ice as time ticked by so after starting five-on-five, the teams got down to three-on-three skaters. Paris received a minor penalty giving the Spits a three on two man advantage.

Aylmer capitalized on that opportunity and scored the OT winner to win 2-1 and advanced them into the Championship Final.

In the final, the Spitfires matched up against the host Woodstock Renegades. This was another close contest with the two teams skating to a 3-3 tie. Neither team could find the net during the five minute overtime therefore sending the game into a shoot out.

Much to the chagrin of the Woodstock locals, Aylmer was victorious in the shoot-out and skated away with the Championship.
The exhibition tournament is a good gauge for the coaches to see the new players in the heat of the battle. Coaches Mike Shewan and Dave Kontzie learn how each player reacts under the pressure of game action and will go a long way in determining who will wear the Spitfire jersey on opening night.

The Spitfires have two exhibition games this weekend against the Simcoe Storm. They host the Storm on Saturday at 7:30 pm then the two teams go at it again on Sunday night in Waterford at 7:00 pm.

Gus & Trent Lagrandeur