Doug Gilmour era with Frontenacs ends quietly

Frontenacs sign their top three picks

Shane Wright is exceptional in many ways

Fronts season ends… A look ahead

November 4, 2019November 4, 2019 Tim Cunningham 0 Comments Brett Neuman, Darren Keily, Doug Gilmour, Gabe Vilardi, Jason Robertson, Kingston, Kingston Frontenacs, Larry Mavety, Lawson Crouse, Max Domi, Max Jones, Michael Dal Colle, Ontario Hockey League (OHL), Phillipp Grubauer, President of Hockey Operations, Roland McKeown, Ryan Kujawinsky, Ryan Spooner, Sam Bennett, Shane Wright, Spencer Watson, Stephen Desrocher, Todd Gill, Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Marlies, Warren Foefele

In a move that did not shock people who follow the Kingston Frontenacs, Doug Gilmour announced last week that he was stepping down from his role as team President to take a job with the Toronto Maple Leafs as a community ambassador. The Gilmour era ends much as it started,

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May 24, 2019May 24, 2019 Tim Cunningham 0 Comments Branford 99ers, Darren Keily, Don Mills Flyers, Doug Gilmour, Francesco Arcuri, hockey, Kingston, Kingston Frontenacs, Luca Caputi, Maddox Callens, NHL draft, Ontario Hockey League (OHL), Shane Wright, signed, Tim 'The Coach' Cunningham, top picks

There was an air of optimism in and around the Kingston Frontenacs offices on this afternoon as the team formally signed their top three picks to standard player agreements. OHL first overall pick Shane Wright, second round pick Francesco Arcuri and third round pick Maddox Callens were all in

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April 8, 2019April 8, 2019 Tim Cunningham 0 Comments Don Mills Flyers, Doug Gilmore, exceptional status, first draft pick, Fronts, hockey, John Tavares, Kingston, Kingston Frontenacs, Kurtis Foster, Ontario Hockey League (OHL), Shane Wright, Tim 'The Coach' Cunningham, World Under 18 World Championships

This past hockey season, I had an opportunity to watch the Don Mills Flyers Midget AAA team play twice in Greater Toronto Hockey League games. The main attraction was Shane Wright who, at the time I watched him play, had yet to apply for ‘exceptional status’ to play in the

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March 20, 2019March 20, 2019 Tim Cunningham 0 Comments Aaron Van Leusen, Adrien Beraldo, Brendan Bonello, Darren Keily, end of season, Fronts, Jacob Murray, Jakob Brahaney, Kingston, Kingston Frontenacs, Marshall Frappier, Ontario Hockey League (OHL), Ryan Dugas, Shane Wright, Tim 'The Coach' Cunningham

At the outset of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) season, Kingston Frontenacs management cautioned local fans that this would be a lean year due in part to their all-in approach the previous season. They didn’t lie. What can only be described as a season to forget mercilessly came to an