Whalers
celebrate 20th anniversary by doubling-up Erie READ STORY
Hackett
stymies
Russian All-Stars in OHL Stars' 5-2 victory READ
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Hackett,
Seguin
lead Whalers' early-season success READ STORY
Brown
nets
overtime winner vs. Soo READ STORY
Westland
native
Brown is a vital role player for Whalers READ
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Pink-clad Whalers
wax Bulls, 6-1
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Whalers to host
annual Pink Out! game Saturday READ STORY
Whalers humble
Sudbury, 9-2
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Mattson takes the
long way home to play for Whalers READ STORY
Seguin's hat trick lifts Whalers over London READ
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Q&A
with Whalers' National Anthem singer Michele Whitlow READ STORY
Brown's heroics
lift Whalers to thrilling home-opening victory READ
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Whalers
edge Spits
in opener
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Whalers
2009-10 Preview READ
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Q&A
with
Whalers President, GM and Head Coach Mike Vellucci READ
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Whalers thump Spirit in 'Battle of Brighton' exhibition game READ STORY
Hackett emerging as
one of the OHL's elite goal-keepers
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Hayes out to prove he's worthy of shot at NHL
When it comes to proving to National Hockey League scouts that his talent is NHL-caliber, 20-year-old Plymouth Whalers overage forward Ryan Hayes hasn't quite reached the make-or-break point. READ STORYMattson Signs
Plymouth Whalers President, General Manager and Head Coach Mike Vellucci recently announced the signing of 18-year-old right wing Austin Mattson, a Livonia resident who was a free agent after playing last season with the Sioux City Musketeers of the United States Hockey League.
Mattson scored 12 goals and notched 16 assists in 53 games for the Musketeeers. He also garnered 11 penalty minutes.
"We're excited to get a player of Austin's caliber," said Vellucci. "He had a great second half last year (26 points over the final 29 games) in the USHL. I feel he'll give us some offensive punch next year."
Tyler
Seguin threatens to score during Monday night's Ontario Hockey League's
5-2 victory over the Russian All-Stars. (Photo by Aaron Bell)
