WINDSOR, ON. – The Spitfires won a crucial game in Windsor on Wednesday evening taking top spot in the Western Division as they beat Saginaw 5-2. The Spitfires took flight in the first period with newcomer Bret Harrison scoring the games opening goal, left alone in the slot, he ripped
The Spitfires were looking for revenge Friday evening in Guelph and were able to do just that winning 3-2 at the Sleeman Centre Friday evening. In the first period, the Storm dominated the shot clock and Costanzo had tomake numerous saves. He made 15 saves on 15 shots through the
The Spitfires headed up to Owen Sound on Saturday night and took home a solid 2 points ahead of the Christmas Break. In the first period, the Spitfires got off to a great start. Maggio drew a penalty and the powerplay went to work. The Attack had a shorthanded opportunity
WINDSOR, ON.- The Spitfires and Matt Maggio took care of business on Thursday night getting out to a big lead and coasting to a 6-3 win. In the first period, the Spitfires came out flying compared from a week ago in Erie. The lit the lamp 4 times in the
The Spitfires came back from a 2-0 deficit over the course of the game to win 4-2 in Erie and the teams 5th in a row. In the first period, the Spitfires and Otters were deadlocked through the first 10 minutes of the game and the Spits had a 6-2
WINDSOR, ON. – It was a Saturday to remember for the Spitfires in their annual teddy bear toss game. The local boy Noah Morneau made it rain Teddy Bears and the Spitfires won 5-2 for their 3rd straight win. In the first period, the Colts silenced the crowd by scoring
The Spitfires showed their dominance as they looked to return to form and earned their 2nd straight win and 2nd at The Aud this season. In the first period, the Spitfires took the lead just 4 minutes in. Alex Christopoulos stayed hot scoring his 18th of the season and 4th
The Spitfires got out to a lead and had to peer over their shoulder a few times but held on for a big 8-4 win in Kitchener Sunday evening. In the first period, the Spitfires got off to a glorious start scoring 4 unanswered goals in the first 14 minutes
WINDSOR, ON. – The Windsor Spitfires climbed back into the game with two goals late in the third period to steal away a two point victory on home ice Thursday evening. In the first period, the Petes struck first just over a minute into the game. It was J.R Avon’s
WINDSOR, ON. The Spitfires took care of the Frontenacs on Sunday afternoon winning 6-3. In the first period, it was the Frontenacs who got on the board first. It was Arcuri’s 12th of the season for the Fronts. The Spitfires would respond 6 minutes later on the powerplay courtesy of