Archives for: April 2009

Sapurji: Blast from the Past...

04/30/09 16:25 , Categories: blog

Since the OHL final is now underway and I'm looking for something to keep me occupied this summer, I thought it might be cool to take a look at what some former OHLers are up to now.

04/30/09 16:00 , Categories: blog

The OHL has announced their all-star team selections for the 2008-09 season.

04/29/09 17:45 , Categories: blog

Since there's no NHL on today, it's one of those rare occasions where I can talk the boys at work into letting me watch Game 1 of the OHL final.

04/28/09 15:59 , Categories: blog

Andrew Engelage gets no respect. Like zero.

04/28/09 15:50 , Categories: blog

The Battalion Booster Brigade has made arrangements for a bus trip to Windsor on Fri., May 8, for Game 5 of the OHL final.

04/28/09 15:37 , Categories: blog

The OHL has announced the officials set to work the 2009 OHL Championship series which begins tomorrow night in Windsor.

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Sapurji: Hodgson OHL's Most Outstanding

04/28/09 11:11 , Categories: blog

Brampton Battalion captain Cody Hodgson has been named the OHL's most outstanding player this season, capturing the Red Tilson Award.

04/25/09 20:26 , Categories: blog

It's Saturday and you're probably really busy, but please read this story by Bill Montague of the Sault Star.

04/24/09 20:50 , Categories: blog

With the Brampton Battalion winning the Eastern Conference championship tonight, the dates for the OHL final are as follows:

04/23/09 17:26 , Categories: blog

The OHL today announced Windsor Spitfired Ryan Ellis is the Max Kaminsky Trophy winner as the OHL’s Most Outstanding Defenceman for the 2008-09 season.

04/22/09 20:43 , Categories: blog

Just back from Las Vegas. Counting the days until my next visit. It was a ton of fun, primarily because we left the boys at home.

04/14/09 17:24 , Categories: blog

The OHL is set to announce the league's Coach of the Year during a press teleconference tomorrow morning.

04/10/09 00:09 , Categories: blog

Back from the Bunker after Brampton's 4-2 victory over the Mississauga St. Michael's Majors.

04/07/09 10:38 , Categories: blog

As mentioned in this blog previously, there is no player more clutch in the OHL when it comes to being media accessible than Plymouth Whalers captain Chris Terry.

04/06/09 19:36 , Categories: blog

Watching OHL games on TV is pretty frustrating for when you're a reporter.

04/03/09 16:32 , Categories: blog

So I was talking with the director of player development for an Eastern Conference NHL team yesterday...

04/03/09 10:20 , Categories: blog

Owen Sound Attack captain David Kolomatis has signed an amateur tryout offer with the AHL's Providence Bruins.

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Loosepucks.com: Sunaya Sapurji

Sunaya Sapurji is in her tenth season covering the Ontario Hockey League for the Toronto Star. She was called up to the AHL beat in 2003-04 to follow the Toronto Roadrunners, but they skipped town sending her back to junior.

Prior to joining the Star, Sunaya worked in television, covered Tier II Jr. A hockey, university hockey (CIAU) and hosted an OHL radio show. She graduated from York University with degrees in English and Mass Communication.

As a youngster she followed the OHL's Toronto Marlies and her favourite player --Brian Collinson.

"I was 10 years old and he signed an autograph for me - automatically making him my favourite player," she recalled. "He's probably selling insurance now."

Sunaya has also done work for ESPN Magazine and a number of U.S. papers. As a proud Canadian, she is also a big supporter of Tim Hortons coffee, which she consumes daily and in large amounts. In addition to reporting on OHL, Sunaya is a full-time copy editor in the sports department at the Star.

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