KINGSTON, ONTARIO. The Hamilton Bulldogs pre-holiday road trip rolled on Friday night as the bus pulled up to Leon’s Centre in Kingston for the third meeting of the season between the Frontenacs and Bulldogs, the second in the last six days. After a good first couple of shifts for the
The Kingston Frontenacs (15-12-1-1) won a third consecutive road game with a 5-1 victory versus the Hamilton Bulldogs (12-12-2-0) on Sunday afternoon in Hamilton, wrapping up a three-game road trip to sit one point ahead of Peterborough for second place in the East Division standings. First-star Chris Thibodeau scored for
The Kingston Frontenacs (14-12-1-1) earned a win tonight at Erie Insurance Arena with a 4-2 victory versus the Erie Otters (11-13-0-3) to sweep the two-game season series. After Erie’s Brett Bressette opened the game’s scoring, Kingston scored four consecutive times in the final period en-route to the two-goal victory. Jacob
The Kingston Frontenacs (12-9-1-1) won a nail biter with a 5-4 OT win over the Sudbury Wolves (7-10-3-0) on Friday night at Leon’s Centre. Matthew Soto scored twice including the OT winner, Francesco Arcuri scored a pair for the third straight game and Owen Outwater had a goal and two
The Kingston Frontenacs (11-9-1-1) won their second straight with a 6-2 win over the Sudbury Wolves (6-10-2-0) on Sunday afternoon at Sudbury Community Centre in the first of two consecutive games for the Black and Gold against their Eastern Conference counterparts. Ivan Zhigalov followed up a 44 save first star
The Kingston Frontenacs (10-9-1-1) won 5-4 over the Soo Greyhounds (5-8-4-3) in a shootout on Friday night at FDL Memorial Gardens. Francesco Arcuri scored twice, Mitchell Brooks and Linus Hemstrom added tallies with Ivan Zhigalov making 44 saves in regulation and two in the shootout to help the Fronts to
The Kingston Frontenacs (9-7-0-1) won 6-2 over the Niagara IceDogs (4-9-3-0) on Friday night at Leon’s Centre to get back on the winning track. It was a memorable evening with a special pre-game ceremony honouring those past and present in the Canadian Military. Alec Belanger laid a ceremonial wreath at
The Kingston Frontenacs (8-5-0-1) continued a western road trip in Michigan for consecutive nights with a 3-1 win versus the West Division Flint Firebirds (7-7-0-0) on Friday night at Dort Financial Centre to stall a mini two-game slide. First Star Mason Vaccari was spectacular backstopping Kingston with 41 saves for